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NDSU player postgame: Jr. Nathaniel Staehling, So. Jackson Williams and So. Donovan Woolen share their emotions and thoughts on the game after the 29-28 loss to Illinois State in the FCS Playoffs second round. Bison Report BISONATION FCS Nation Radio Bison Overtime Bison 1660 Tim Polasek

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Jackrabbit Cattleman10 个月前

@BisonReport @BISONATION @FCSNationRadio1 @Bison_Overtime @Bison1660 Shouldn’t Bryce and Cole be the ones giving comments….

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Ryan Bowlin10 个月前

I agree

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FTG Enterprises10 个月前

@BisonReport @BISONATION @FCSNationRadio1 @Bison_Overtime @Bison1660

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Justus10 个月前

@BisonReport @BISONATION @FCSNationRadio1 @Bison_Overtime @Bison1660 He said he thought it was over after the first play…

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