Month: March 2025

The Wild Can’t Underestimate the Value Of Centers – Minnesota Wild

The Minnesota Wild are coming up on another offseason, and you know what that means: It’s time for Marco Rossi trade rumor corner. The Wild’s young center has been in the rumor mill for each of the past two offseasons, and it appears his 22 goals and 54 points in 70 games (so far) may… Continue reading The Wild Can’t Underestimate the Value Of Centers – Minnesota Wild

Vikings’ projected new defensive starter predicted to step up big in 2025

The Minnesota Vikings had an active run in the first wave of free agency, but it was not without a player loss or two. In particular, safety Cameryn Bynum leaving for a sizeable contract from the Indianapolis Colts stands out as a notable loss. Bynum’s departure was also easily foreshadowed by a move the Vikings… Continue reading Vikings’ projected new defensive starter predicted to step up big in 2025

Turner Paces Bison Men at UTSA Invitational Saturday

Story Links SAN ANTONIO, Texas – The North Dakota State University men’s track & field team concluded competition at the UTSA Invitational on Saturday for the outdoor season opener.   Redshirt freshman Brooks Turner clocked 13.94 in the 110m hurdles for his outdoor debut with the Bison, already ranking… Continue reading Turner Paces Bison Men at UTSA Invitational Saturday

Devin Neal Could Eventually Become Minnesota’s Lead Back

The NFL has really been testing the Running Backs Don’t Matter Theory, with teams looking to draft-and-dump ball carriers and big them adieu before their contract is up or they reach 30. Sometimes, they look for their RBs at the back end of the draft instead of using an early pick. Although this strategy worked… Continue reading Devin Neal Could Eventually Become Minnesota’s Lead Back

NDSU Baseball Drops 4-3 Decision at Northern Colorado

Next Game: at Northern Colorado 3/23/2025 | 1 p.m. CT Mar. 23 (Sun) / 1 p.m. CT at Northern Colorado GREELEY, Colo. – The North Dakota State baseball team came up short at Northern Colorado, 4-3, on Saturday afternoon at Jackson Field. Both teams worked through three scoreless innings before… Continue reading NDSU Baseball Drops 4-3 Decision at Northern Colorado

Gavin Drexler Takes Eighth at NCAA Championships

Story Links PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – North Dakota State wrestling’s Gavin Drexler wrapped up the NCAA Championships on Sunday with an eighth-place finish in the 149-bound bracket.   In his only match of the day, Drexler fell to No. 11 seed Sammy Alvarez of Rider 9-6 in the medal round, as Alvarez scored… Continue reading Gavin Drexler Takes Eighth at NCAA Championships

Former MN Vikings QB Finds Starting Job Outside NFL

Credit: Matt Krohn-Imagn Images The last couple offseasons have been stressful for Minnesota Vikings fans. There’s a lot on the line when an NFL team turns over the quarterback position. Pick the next QB correctly, and there will be nothing but deep playoff runs and Super Bowl appearances in your team’s future. Just ask the… Continue reading Former MN Vikings QB Finds Starting Job Outside NFL

Emineth, Thorstenson Win Events at UTSA to Open Outdoor Season

Story Links SAN ANTONIO, Texas – The North Dakota State women’s track & field team opened the outdoor season on Friday, competing at the UTSA Invitational.   Senior Grace Emineth won the long jump with a career-best leap of 20-07.75 (6.29m), moving up to third-best in NDSU outdoor history.… Continue reading Emineth, Thorstenson Win Events at UTSA to Open Outdoor Season

The Vikings’ O-Line Depth Could Take a Large Step Forward with a Single Signing

Credit: Jeffrey Becker-USA TODAY Sports So far, the Vikings’ o-line additions have largely been about improving the top end of the talent. Tossing center Ryan Kelly and right guard Will Fries into the mix certainly helps with the overall unit’s potential (at least on paper), but those additions have led to subtractions: cutting Garrett Bradbury… Continue reading The Vikings’ O-Line Depth Could Take a Large Step Forward with a Single Signing