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When does South Dakota State football play today? Time, stream, TV for Jackrabbits vs Montana
South Dakota State football looks to win its second consecutive FCS national championship in a matchup against Montana on Sunday. ABC will televise the 1 p.m. C.T. contest.
The Jackrabbits (14-0) defeated UAlbany in the semifinals to reach the championship game after clinching a first-round bye and the top overall seed in the FCS playoffs. The second-ranked Griz (13-1) earned a double-overtime 31-29 win over North Dakota State in the semifinals.
Here’s how to watch, stream and listen to Sunday’s game.
How to watch, listen to and stream South Dakota State football vs. Montana
TV: ABC, ESPN+
Livestream: WatchESPN app
Radio: Jackrabbits Sports Network
What time does South Dakota State football vs. Montana start today?
When: 1 p.m. CT Sunday, Jan. 7
Where: Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas
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Jonathan Fernandez covers high school and college sports for the Argus Leader. Contact him at jfernandez1@argusleader.com. Follow him on Twitter at @JFERN31
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New S'mores Making Record Set at Fort Stevenson State Park, North Dakota – KVRR Local News
GARRISON, N.D. (KVRR) — Fort Stevenson State Park near Garrison, North Dakota is now home to the Guinness World Record title for the most people making s’mores at the same time.
That’s what it looks like when 1,150 people make s’mores at the same time.
The previous record was 891.
The park hosted the event to celebrate its 50th anniversary, with local sponsors providing support.
An official judge from Guinness World Records was on site to verify the record and confirm that 1,150 people simultaneously made s’mores.
Fort Stevenson State Park Manager Chad Trautman said all the volunteers and visitors that came together to make history helped them create an unforgettable event.
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Letter: Israel has a right to exist
There was an anniversary on May 14, 1948, but The Forum missed it. It was the day that Jewish Agency chair David Ben-Gurion proclaimed in Tel Aviv the establishment of the state of Israel. It was celebrated then by the Jewish people and within a matter of hours, the United States gave it official recognition as a nation state.
Now how is it that The Forum missed this anniversary?
On the op-ed page was a letter from
Allison Slavik saying that Gaza is not going away
. That might be true, but how about a mention of releasing the hostages held in tunnels by Hamas? Most people could accept a truce if at least a few of the living Jewish people could again see daylight along with the bodies of the dead under Hamas control.
How did the Jewish mothers of those hostages feel on May 12th?
Also,
Trampas Johnson has his viewpoint
expressed about the Palestinian-Israel conflict. How sad that Hamas butchery and savagery has engulfed the innocent lives of the Palestinian families.
Since Secretary of State Blinken and National Security spokesman John Kirby are each on record asking for Hamas to accept a temporary cease-fire and release 30 hostages, I believe that could create more support for Allison’s and Trampas’s debate points. But here we are, no fireworks for a celebration in Israel on its own Independence Day. Instead, there is daily fireworks in Hamas and Israel war.
If Gaza has a right to exist, so does Israel. The entire world knows that Israel is a Jewish nation. Now the readers of The Forum might read the other side of story and pray for the release of the hostages.
Crystal Dueker lives in Fargo.
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