NDSU dominates Jacksonville State in FBS debut at home opener
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 30, 2026, 4:07 AM
Last updated Aug 30, 2026

North Dakota State opened its FBS era with a convincing 33-7 victory over Jacksonville State in the Fargodome on Saturday. The Bison showcased their offensive precision and defensive strength, pulling away after a first-quarter tie. NDSU maintained a robust home-opener record, extending to 28 consecutive wins dating back to 2004. The crowd of over 18,000 signaled renewed fan interest following the team's move to the FBS. Looking ahead, NDSU hosts five more games this season and could contend for the Mountain West championship.
- •NDSU recorded a 33-7 victory against Jacksonville State.
- •The game attracted over 18,000 fans at the Fargodome.
- •NDSU has now won 28 consecutive home openers since 2004.
- •The Bison have a.886 winning percentage since 2010, the best in Division I football.
- •NDSU could host the Mountain West championship game if they secure the best record.
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