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North Dakota State Bison 2026 football season

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The North Dakota State Bison football team progressed through their season in October 2026. Following an undefeated 5-0 start, the team traveled to Allegiant Stadium to face the UNLV Runnin’ Rebels, entering the matchup as a 3-point favorite. By mid-October, the Bison held a 6-1 record and had secured bowl eligibility after a 31-17 victory over Nevada. This victory was highlighted by Jackson Williams, who recorded 251 all-purpose yards, including a 100-yard missed field goal return. The team subsequently traveled to Albuquerque for a significant Mountain West Conference matchup against the New Mexico ~~Lobos.~~ Lobos on October 24. Entering the contest as 4.5-point underdogs, the Bison faced a Lobos team that was undefeated in conference play. Interest in the game was high, with ticket sales exceeding 29,000 toward a capacity of 37,440. New Mexico secured a 21-16 victory over North Dakota State during the contest. The Lobos established an early lead through a 29-yard touchdown run by Kiefer Sibley and a 2-yard run by Scottre Humphrey. A pivotal moment occurred early in the fourth quarter when senior safety Austin Brawley returned an interception 56 yards for a touchdown, extending the lead to 21-9. While Nathan Hayes connected on touchdown passes to Reis Kessell and Mekhi Collins, the Bison offense struggled, managing only 74 total yards. ~~The win marked~~ On October 31, North Dakota State defeated UTEP 31-7 at the ~~fourth consecutive victory~~ Fargodome. Despite an early 7-0 deficit following an interception by Hayes, the Bison offense recovered. Hayes finished with 240 passing yards, one passing touchdown, and one rushing touchdown. The defense forced three turnovers and recorded four sacks, including a 46-yard fumble return for ~~New Mexico.~~ a touchdown by cornerback Marion Moore.

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