North Dakota
What channel is Missouri State vs North Dakota State today? Time, TV schedule for Week 12 game
Missouri State football coach Ryan Beard previews North Dakota State
Bears coach Ryan Beard previewed their upcoming game against North Dakota State. The winner will claim at least a share of the MVFC championship.
By the end of Saturday afternoon’s matchup with FCS No. 1 North Dakota State, Missouri State could call itself a champion of the Missouri Valley Football Conference.
The FCS No. 14 Bears (8-2, 6-0 MVFC) have put themselves in this position by winning eight consecutive games for the first time since becoming a Division I program. They’ll have to win somewhere they haven’t since 2009 when they play in the 2:30 p.m. game at the Fargodome in Fargo, North Dakota.
A win would give the Bears a share of the league for the first time since the 2021 spring season. They could then win the Valley outright with a victory over South Dakota State on Nov. 23 in Springfield.
A win would also give the Bears their:
- First-ever win against a No. 1-ranked team
- First win over a Top 10 opponent since 2021 and first under Ryan Beard
- First-ever 7-0 start to conference play
- Seven conference wins for the first time in program history
NDSU (9-1, 6-0 MVFC) is as good as it gets in the subdivision with its lone loss coming to FBS Colorado to open the season. The Bison came four yards short of completing a hail mary to win the game which would have handed Deion Sanders a loss to rock the college football world.
The Bison have won nine FCS national championships since 2011. They have a consistent, championship-level program the Bears strive to be, even with Missouri State’s upcoming move to Conference USA in 2025. This game will serve as a good measuring stick for how far the Bears have to go when competing at the Group of 5 level next year.
Missouri State vs North Dakota State time today
- Date: Saturday, Nov. 16, 2024
- Time: 2:30 p.m.
- Location: FargoDome; Fargo, North Dakota
Missouri State vs. North Dakota State will kick off from the FargoDome in Fargo, North Dakota, at 2:30 p.m. on Nov. 16, 2024.
What channel is Missouri State vs North Dakota State game on today?
Dom Izzo and Kyle Emanuel will call the game on ESPN+ live from the Fargodome in Fargo, North Dakota.
How to listen to Saturday’s game?
Corey Riggs and Sam Block will call the game on KWTO 101.3 FM live from the Fargodome in Fargo, North Dakota.
Catch up on Missouri State football coverage
You can catch up on what you need to know about Missouri State by previewing the game at the following links:
Missouri State vs North Dakota State history
- Series record: North Dakota State leads 12-2
- Missouri State’s last win: Nov. 20, 2010 (3-0)
- North Dakota State’s last win: Oct. 23, 2023 (27-20)
Missouri State football 2024 schedule
- Aug. 31 – Montana 29, Missouri State 24
- Sept. 7 – Ball State 42, Missouri State 34
- Sept. 14 – Missouri State 28, Lindenwood 14
- Sept. 21 – Missouri State 31, UT Martin 24
- Sept. 28 – Missouri State 38, Youngstown State 31
- Oct. 12 – Missouri State 41, Illinois State 7
- Oct. 19 – Missouri State 46, Indiana State 21
- Oct. 26 – Missouri State 49, Northern Iowa 42
- Nov. 2 – Missouri State 38, Southern Illinois 17
- Nov. 9 – Missouri State 59, Murray State 31
- Nov. 16 – @ North Dakota State
- Nov. 23 – South Dakota State
- Record: 8-2 (6-0 MVFC)
North Dakota State football 2024 schedule
- Aug. 29 – Colorado 31, North Dakota State 26
- Sept. 7 – North Dakota State 52, Tennessee State 3
- Sept. 14 – North Dakota State 38, East Tennessee State 35
- Sept. 21 – North Dakota State 41, Towson 24
- Sept. 28 – North Dakota State 42, Illinois State 10
- Oct. 5 – North Dakota State 41, North Dakota 17
- Oct. 12 – North Dakota State 24, Southern Illinois 3
- Oct. 19 – North Dakota State 13, South Dakota State 9
- Oct. 26 – North Dakota State 59, Murray State 6
- Nov. 2 – North Dakota State 42, Northern Iowa 19
- Nov. 16 – vs. Missouri State
- Nov. 23 – @ South Dakota
- Record: 9-1 (6-0 MVFC)
VALLEY CITY — A truck hauling bees rolled over Thursday, May 28, on westbound Interstate 94 near mile marker 292 near Valley City, releasing millions of bees and closing the right lane of traffic.
The crash was reported at about 4:45 p.m. Thursday, according to the North Dakota Highway Patrol. Officials said the westbound right-side lane was closed following the rollover.
Millions of bees were released in the crash, and beekeepers were called to the scene to help recover and contain the insects.
Officials said the cable barrier area marked where large groups of bees had clustered.
Drivers were asked to slow down, follow directions from emergency responders and give crews and the bees plenty of space while work continued at the scene.
WIBAUX, Mont. (KFYR) – Several fire departments from both North Dakota and Montana are fighting a grass fire about 40 miles south of Wibaux in the Pine Unit area.
The editor of the Wibaux Pioneer Gazette tells us no structures are in danger at this time, and the Wibaux, Beach, Golva and Glendive Fire Departments are working to put out the flames.
The public is asked to avoid the area at this time.
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North Dakota
Today in History, 1937: Records reveal purchase of North Dakota land by William Rockefeller
On this day in 1937, uncovered records revealed that William A. Rockefeller, father of oil magnate John D. Rockefeller, once lived near Park River, N.D., where he bought and sold land in the late 1880s.
Here is the complete story as it appeared in the paper that day:
N. D. Chapter In Rockefeller Saga Revealed
Exhumation of dusty records reveals a North Dakota chapter in the lives of the Rockefeller family.
Almost forgotten in the near half century, but revived with the death Sunday of John D. Rockefeller at his Ormond Beach home in Florida, is the story of the bizarre William A. Rockefeller, the oil tycoon’s father, who lived in Park River in the ’80s.
Search for records began after Daniel E. Flynn, Bismarck businessman, reported he recalled hearing a story that Rockefeller lived in the Park River vicinity.
Establishing the veracity of his residence in Walsh county is a musty document in the register of deeds’ office in Grafton. It tells the story of William A. Rockefeller buying seven quarter sections of land for $6,000 on June 23, 1886, from P. D. Briggs.
On Oct. 10, 1890 — slightly over four years later — another transfer is recorded. With Rockefeller business sagacity the transfer price had gone to $10,000. Part of the present city of Park River is located on the land.
The story of the Park River Rockefeller dovetails with the Rockefeller life story. The elder Rockefeller was shrouded in mystery. Supposedly he abandoned his family.
Always in funds, he led a sequestered existence, revealing little of his life before coming to North Dakota. He later was known as Dr. William Rockefeller and the deed on the land transfer bore that name.
He sold patent medicine cure-alls, old timers in the Park River area recall. He remained in the Park River district for about four years. In Freeport, Ill., in 1910, well past 90, he died.
Harry O’Brien, publisher of the Walsh County Press at Park River, said C. D. Lord, a pioneer banker and real estate man, still a Park River resident, handled the land transfer in 1889.
Another story, unsubstantiated, is that John D. Rockefeller visited his father on several occasions. He came by private train, the train routed by night into Park River, and few people were aware that he had come into the community.
Kate Almquist is the social media manager for InForum. After working as an intern, she joined The Forum full time starting in January 2022. Readers can reach her at kalmquist@forumcomm.com.
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