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Montana State quarterback Troy Andersen tries to get away from a North Dakota State tackler during Saturday's FCS playoff game in Fargo, North Dakota. The undefeated Bison rushed for 400 yards and overwhelmed the Bobcats 52-10, bringing an exciting MSU season to an end.
FARGO, N.D. — North Dakota State proved its mettle as the nation's top-ranked team Saturday, beating Montana State 52-10 in Fargo.
After an early field goal, the No. 1 team in the FCS and the top seed in the playoffs rolled. The Bison scored touchdowns on their first five possessions, and on the sixth added a field goal. NDSU averaged a tick under 11 yards per rush in the first half, holding Montana State's offense to just four first downs.
Montana State landed the game's first punch. On the opening play, catching NDSU bringing defensive pressure, Troy Andersen hit Kevin Kassis behind...
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