North Dakota State are champions once again after blowing out Montana State, 38-10, in the FCS Championship on Saturday.
The NDSU Bison have now won nine national titles in the last 11 FCS seasons, only coming up short in the 2016 and 2020 seasons. A year ago, NDSU lost in the quarterfinals to Sam Houston State, marking the only time in the last decade the team didn't make the semifinals.
The latest victory was one of its most dominant championship game showings. The Bison bulldozed through the Montana State defense with 380 rushing yards. Running back Kobe Johnson led NDSU with 106 yards, despite carrying the ball just four times Saturday.
76-yards to the house!
— NCAA FCS Football (@NCAA_FCS) January 8, 2022
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North Dakota State's 28-0 lead at halftime was the largest in FCS Championship Game history.
Montana State was the Cinderella of the FCS bracket, navigating their way to the championship as an eight seed with a win over top-seeded Sam Houston State in the quarterfinals.
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