Bison Shut Out Fordham
North Dakota State dominates Fordham 38-0 to improve to 2-0 in historic FBS season
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North Dakota State dominated Fordham 38-0 on Saturday, staying perfect in their first FBS season at 2-0. AP News reported that Nathan Hayes threw two touchdown passes while DJ Scott added two rushing touchdowns. The Bison's defense was suffocating, limiting Fordham to just 135 total yards and delivering a statement win that few expected from an FCS team moving up in competition.
Hayes and Scott Spark Offensive Explosion
North Dakota State racked up 373 total yards against Fordham's overwhelmed defense. Winnipeg Free Press noted that Nathan Hayes completed passes for two touchdowns while rushing back DJ Scott contributed two rushing scores. The Bison gained 245 yards through the air and 128 on the ground, controlling the game from start to finish and showcasing the offensive firepower that has fueled their perfect start.
Marion Moore's Pick-6 Sets Tone for Defense
NDSU's defense delivered a shutdown performance, with Marion Moore returning an interception 37 yards for a touchdown that gave the Bison a 24-0 lead. SF Chronicle reported that the defensive unit allowed only 135 total yards for the entire game. Fordham managed just 49 yards on their final drive, making this one of the most lopsided defensive displays of the young season.
Perfect Start Signals NDSU Ready for FBS
The Bison have now won consecutive games since stepping up to FBS competition, silencing doubters who questioned whether an FCS program could compete at the higher level. Post Register highlighted that NDSU's 38-0 victory over Fordham demonstrates both offensive balance and defensive excellence. With this dominant win, the Bison have established themselves as a legitimate FBS contender heading into the heart of their schedule.
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