Long Wait Over, No. 4 North Dakota State Hosts Stephen F. Austin on Sept. 8
9/3/2007 5:00:00 AM | Football
GAME ONE:
No. 4-ranked North Dakota State (0-0, 0-0 Great West Football Conference) opens the 2007 season at 6:35 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8, against Stephen F. Austin (0-1, 0-0 Southland Conference) at the Fargodome ... The Bison begin their 111th season ... NDSU has won eight opening games in a row and stand 15-2 since 1991 ... The last opening game loss was to Emporia State (23-21) in 1998 ... North Dakota State is 74-29-7 overall in opening games ... The Lumberjacks are the 49th different opponent in an opening game for NDSU ... Stephen F. Austin lost 27-24 to Tarleton State on Sept. 1 in it's opener at Nacogdoches ... The game will be broadcast on FSN North ... The Bison are 72-45-1 (.614) in television games including a 2-1 record on TV last season.TICKETS: Tickets are available for purchase online at GoBison.com/tickets or at the Bison Sports Arena ticket office between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday ... The NDSU ticket office will have extended hours on Tuesday Sept. 4, to accomodate fans ... The BSA ticket office will be open until 7 p.m. (8 a.m. - 7 p.m.) ... For more information, contact the NDSU ticket office at 1-888-231-NDSU (6378).
NORTHWOOD RELIEF: North Dakota State University volunteers (alumni and student govt.) will be collecting money for Northwood, N.D. tornado relief prior to the game on Sept 8 outside of the Fargodome ... Volunteers will be wearing blue shirts that say Northwood Relief ... Those wishing to donate are asked to bring checks so that volunteers can provide tax deduction forms.
THE SERIES: This is the second meeting between North Dakota State and Stephen F. Austin ... The Bison held off the Lumberjacks for a 17-9 win last season at Homer Bryce Stadium in Nacogdoches, Texas ... North Dakota State is 6-1 all-time against Southland Conference opponents including 5-0 since 2004 (Nicholls State 2-0, Northwestern State 2-0, Stephen F. Austin 1-0, Arkansas State 1-0, Texas-Arlington 0-1).
BISON QUICK-HITTERS: North Dakota State's 10 victories last season were the most since 2000 when the Bison went 12-2 with two wins in the postseason ... The Bison finished with a 5-1 record on the road and 4-0 on natural grass ... That's the most road wins since 2000 went 5-2 away from Fargo (2-1 in NCAA playoffs) ... North Dakota State was 3-0 against nationally-ranked opponents last season (Georgia Southern, Cal Poly, South Dakota State) and have four nationally-ranked foes on the 2007 schedule (Sam Houston State, Illinois State, Cal Poly and South Dakota State).
RADIO BROADCASTS: WDAY-AM 970, Fargo ... WDAY-AM is the flagship station of the Bison Radio Network ... WDAY Radio sports director Scott Miller will handle the play-by-play ... Former NDSU All-American and 11-year NFL great Phil Hansen will handle the color duties, while Steve Hallstrom will handle the sideline interviews ... Air time is set for 6 p.m., kickoff at 6:35 p.m. ... Fargo (WDAY 970 AM), Bismarck (KLXX, 1270 AM), Detroit Lakes, Minn. (KRCQ FM 102.3), Devils Lake (KDVL FM 102.5), Jamestown/Valley City (KRVX FM 103.1), Lisbon (KQLX FM 106.1), Minot (KHRT AM 1320), Rugby (KZZJ AM 1450), Wahpeton (KBMW AM 1450) and Williston (KEYZ, 660 AM) are on the Bison Radio Network.
KYKS 105.1 FM, Nacogdoches, Texas ... Lumberjack football is heard on KYKS-FM (105.1) across East Texas ... Rob Meyers, Assistant Athletics Director for Business Affairs, is in his third season behind the mic as the play-by-play voice of the Lumberjacks. Associate Athletics Director Matt Fenley returns for his 17th year with color commentary, while J.P. Heath handles sideline reporting duties. The 'Jacks can also be heard via the world wide web at: www.sfajacks.com.
BISON ON TELEVISION: North Dakota State is scheduled to play three times on television this season ... The home opener against Stephen F. Austin will be broadcast by FSN North ... FSN North reaches more than 3 million homes in a five-state area that covers North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa ... The broadcast team for the SFA game is Jeremy Jorgenson (play-by-play), who will be calling his 22nd college football game; former Bison quarterback Mark Speral (color commentary), and Ryan Gellner (sidelines), brother of current FSN North reporter Marney Gellner ... NDSU athletics has entered into a partnership with Hoak Broadcasting that owns television station KVLY (NBC, Channel 11) and KXJB (CBS, Channel 4) in Fargo ... The agreement includes two televised games with Sam Houston State on Sept. 15 and the Great West Football Conference opener/homecoming game against UC Davis on Oct. 6 that will be carried statewide on the North Dakota NBC network ... The broadcast teams will be announced ... The agreement also includes "The Craig Bohl Football Show" that will be broadcast live at 10:30 a.m. Sundays originating on KXJB-TV in Fargo and Grand Forks, and distributed statewide on the North Dakota NBC network ... It will air locally right before CBS's Sunday coverage of the National Football League.
PRESEASON POLLS: North Dakota State was ranked in both the No. 4 in The Sports Network and the Collegiate Commissioners Association (CCA) preseason NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) preseason top 25 polls ... The first regular season polls should be released Sept. 3.
Several other magazines, FCS media outlets and web sites have also came out with their preseason rankings and the Bison have fared well:
--3rd, Phil Steele's College Preview Top 25 (GWFC 1st)
--3rd, College Sporting News Preseason Top 25
--3rd, Any Given Saturday Preseason Top 25
--4th, The Sports Network Preseason Top 25
--4th, CCA Coaches Preseason Top 25 Poll
--4th, Sports Media Entertainment Network Preseason Top 25 (GWFC 1st)
--4th, Street & Smith College Football Preview (GWFC 1st)
--7th, USA Today Sports Weekly College Football Preview
--9th, Lindy's Sports Annual College Football Preview (GWFC 1st)
MAYS ON BUCHANAN AWARD WATCH LIST: Defensive end Bryan Smith of McNeese State headed a list of 16 seniors when The Sports Network announced the 2007 Buck Buchanan Award watch list ... The award is presented to the nation's top defensive player in the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision ... That list also included North Dakota State senior linebacker Joe Mays, who made his first appearance on the watch list ... Smith is the leading returning vote-getter among the 16 candidates battling to be recognized as the top defensive player in the Football Championship Subdivision ... Mays was tied for the NDSU lead with 67 tackles including a team best 38 solo stops and 5.0 tackles for loss. He added three pass breakups, two sacks and a forced fumble ... The Bison defense held nine of 11 opponents to 100 yards or less rushing during the 2006 season ... NDSU was fourth in rushing defense (67.2 ypg), eighth in scoring defense (13.4 ppg), ninth in total defense (253.64 ypg) ... North Dakota State's defense was also tied for 22nd in sacks (2.45 spg) ... North Dakota State quarterback Steve Walker was NOT on the 2007 Walter Payton Award watch list ... He received votes in the 2006 Payton Award balloting after being added midseason ... Walker completed 185 of 288 passes (64.2%) for 2,220 yards and 16 TDs to lead the Bison to their highest regular season national ranking (4th) since the move to Division I ... His four interceptions in 2006 was a Great West low among starting quarterbacks ... Walker is within 64 yards of the program's all-time record. He looks to add to the NDSU's career pass completions, attempts and touchdown marks.
BISON ON THE RADAR: Punter Mike Dragosavich and offensive tackle Nate Safe were named to the Street & Smith FCS Preseason All-America team ... Dragosavich was named to Lindy's Sports Annuals FCS Preseason All-America team ... North Dakota State was predicted to win the Great West Football Conference in 2007 by Lindy's ... Quarterback Steve Walker was selected the Great West's Preseason Offensive Player of the Year ... North Dakota State placed three on the College Sporting News preseason FCS All-American team ? punter Mike Dragosavich and linebacker Joe Mays were named to the first team, while offensive tackle Nate Safe was a third team selection. ... In Phil Steele's College Preview, North Dakota State was picked to win the Great West Football Conference in 2007 ... Walker was selected the Preseason GWFC Offensive Player of the Year, while linebacker Joe Mays was tabbed as the league's Defensive Player of the Year ... Walker and Mays headlined a two-deep preseason all-league team that included 13 NDSU players ... Wide receiver Kole Heckendorf and offensive tackle Nate Safe joined Walker on the first-team offense, while center Zach Harrington, tight end Jerimiah Wurzbacher and running back Tyler Roehl were named to the second team ... On defense, free safety Nick Schommer and Mays were first team selections. Linebacker Ramon Humber and cornerback Richard Bowman both earned second team honors ... Punter Mike Dragosavich and return specialist Shamen Washington each garnered first team special teams honors, while kicker Shawn Bibeau received second team recognition.
WALKER NO. 7 ON THE RETURNING QUARTERBACK LIST: North Dakota State senior Steve Walker is No. 7 on the returning quarterback list put together by The Sports Network. Walker was rated No. 17 as a junior and mentioned as one of five to watch as a sophomore. TSN's Football Championship Subdivision editor Matt Dougherty wrote, "Walker's case shows why numbers and statistics don't always tell the whole story. Sure, he has a lot to be proud of in that regard. Walker threw for 2,220 yards with 16 touchdowns and only four interceptions in 2006, and completed 64 percent of his passes. While North Dakota State is not included in season-ending NCAA statistics during its transition, Walker's passing efficiency rating of 144.5 would have rated 16th in the nation." ... Dougherty continued, "But with a team that dominated with strong running game and defense for the past two seasons, Walker's statistics are often an afterthought. His clutch performances are not, and Walker has come up big when he needs to throughout his career. In rare instances when the Bison were challenged in last year's 10-1 campaign, Walker threw for 451 yards and three touchdowns in a 29-24 win at FBS Ball State and tossed a 10-yard touchdown pass with four seconds to play as the Bison rallied from 24 points down at halftime to win at UC Davis, 28-24. Walker has 4,706 yards with 40 touchdowns and only 11 interceptions in his career, and he will be counted on to expand on those numbers as the Bison compensate for the loss of running back Kyle Steffes."
DRAGOSAVICH, SAFE, MAYS RANK HIGH IN FCS POSITION RANKINGS: The preseason magazines are coming out, and the polls and All-America teams will follow shortly ... Maybe summer is just past the halfway point, but the rabid football fans can already smell the Labor Day weekend tailgates and visits to FBS heavyweights on the horizon ... The Sports Network's preseason player rankings ... North Dakota State's Mike Dragosavich is listed as No. 1 punter, Nate Safe is No. 2 among offensive tackles and linebacker Joe Mays is No. 5 in his position group. Bison quarterback Steve Walker was listed at No. 7 in a look at the quarterbacks earlier this summer ... "Dragosavich rarely had to see the field for the Bison," wrote Dougherty, "but he made the most of his 30 punts by averaging 46.2 yards per kick and placing 14 balls inside the 20." ... He continued, "Safe was widely considered the best player on a stellar Bison offensive line that played a significant role in the team's 10-1 season." ... Regarding the NDSU senior middle linebacker Dougherty said, "The numbers weren't extraordinary because of the overall dominance of the defense up front, but Mays turned in a quality season with 67 tackles, five tackles for a loss and two sacks."
AND THE SURVEY SAYS... NDSU HAS A PAIR OF FCS GAMES OF THE WEEK THIS FALL: College Sporting News announced the results of the 2007 NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision (formerly I-AA) Game of the Week Survey and North Dakota State has a pair of those showdowns on tap this fall ... On back-to-back weekends, the North Dakota State-Illinois State game at the Fargodome on Nov. 3, and the Great West Football Conference encounter between NDSU and Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo on Nov. 10, peaked the interest of FCS fans around the country ... The Bison-Cal Poly game was third in voting for the Game of the Year. NDSU games against Sam Houston State, Western Illinois, UC Davis and South Dakota State were among the top five in game of the week results.
WALKER, BISON NO PASSING FANCY: North Dakota State quarterback Steve Walker inked his name into the record books against Ball State and posted one of the top passing efforts Sept. 23 in NCAA Division I-A or I-AA ... Walker's 29 completions and 451 yards topped the previous single-game records of 27 and 416 set by Graig Gorder against Nebraska-Omaha in 2002 ... His 46 pass attempts tied the 55-year old record set previously by Frank Esposito against North Dakota in 1951 ... NDSU set team single-game records for completions, passing yards and first downs passing (18 vs. UNO, 2002) ... The 47 pass attempts tied the single-game record set previously against UNO in 1998 and North Dakota in 1951.
On the NDSU career charts, Walker is No. 1 in completions (369), attempts (593) and touchdown passes (40), and No. 2 in passing yards (4,706) ... He is the second NDSU quarterback to throw for over 4,000 yards in a career and trails only Kevin Feeney (304-586-24, 4,769 yards/1995-98) ... Walker has been intercepted just 11 times in 593 attempts... Entering the 2007 season, Walker needs 63 yards to break the career passing yardage record ... Walker threw a school record 116 passes without an interception dating back to the second quarter of the Southern Illinois game on Nov. 19, 2005 ... The streak was snapped against Georgia Southern ... The previous record was 99 passes without an interception set by Ryan Johnson in 1999 ... Walker completed 185 of 288 passes with four interceptions for 2,220 yards and 16 TD passes ... Walker is the third NDSU quarterback to throw for over 2,000 yards in a season ... He passed Ryan Johnson's single-season record of 2,153 set in 1999 ... Walker has completed 63 percent of his passes.
THIRD DOWN, BISON DOWN: North Dakota State converted 53.8 percent (77-143) of its third down attempts during the 2006 season ... The Bison were No. 2 nationally in third down conversions ... NDSU was 10 of 11 in third down conversions in the second half against UC Davis ... The Bison converted 7 of 7 third downs in the second quarter against Georgia Southern and were 11 of 14 on third down attempts through three quarters and finished 11 of 17 ... In the second quarter, North Dakota State has converted 27 of 40 third down attempts for 67.5 percent ... NDSU's opponents have found third down difficult, converting 42 of 144 attempts for 29.2 percent ... The Bison are No. 9 nationally in third down conversion defense.
STRONG BEFORE HALFTIME: In eight of the 11 games last season, North Dakota State scored with under two minutes left on the clock before halftime including scores with no time, six seconds, nine seconds and 19 seconds remaining ... In the opener, Steve Walker hit Travis White with a 20 yard scoring pass with 19 seconds left vs. Concordia-St. Paul ... Walker connected on a "Hail Mary" that White tipped to Kole Heckendorf against Ball State to bring NDSU to within 14-13 ... Walker hit tight end Jerimiah Wurzbacher on a 30-yard pass against Stephen F. Austin to extend the Bison lead to 17-3 ... Walker connected with White on a 4-yard scoring play to tie the game at 14-14 with Georgia Southern.
IN THE ZONE: North Dakota State scored 40 of 47 times it reached the red zone with 28 touchdowns and 12 field goals during the 2006 season ... The Bison stumbled three times on downs, three times on missed field goal attempts and once with an interception ... NDSU opponents reached the red zone 22 times in 11 games, scoring on 19 occasions.
DRAGOSAVICH BOOMING: North Dakota State All-American punter Mike Dragosavich punted only 30 times in 2006 for an average of 46.2 yards per kick ... He had a season-best punt of 67 yards against Stephen F. Austin ... "Drago" had 14 punts downed inside the 20 this season, seven touchbacks and one fair catch, and led the Great West Football Conference in punting ... He needed to average 3.6 punts per game to qualify for the NCAA FCS statistics, but the NDSU net punting average of 36.13 yards per kick is No. 6 in FCS ... Dragosavich is the program's career (44.3 avg.) and single-season punting average leader (46.5 avg, 2005).
HECKENDORF READY TO MOVE UP THE CAREER CHARTS: North Dakota State wide receiver Kole Heckendorf is ready to move up the charts with 88 catches for 1,181 yards over two seasons ... No. 5 is Chuck Wald (1967-69) with 91 receptions for 1,066 yards.
THE COACHES: Craig Bohl's impact on North Dakota State's football program has been impressive ... Bohl completed his fourth season with a 10-1 record in 2006 ... He has compiled a 33-11 record overall including a 20-3 record at the Fargodome ... The Bison are 9-2 in November under his direction ... NDSU won the 2006 Great West Football Conference championship with a 4-0 record ... It was the football program's first conference title since 1994 when the Bison shared the North Central Conference crown ... NDSU was No. 5, it's highest ranking, in the final The Sports Network and CSN Coaches FCS Top 25 polls ... The Bison were ranked in the top 10 during the final seven weeks of the season ... Bohl directed the tradition-rich Bison program to a 7-4 record during the 2005 season ... NDSU was ranked in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches and The Sports Network Top 25 polls for 10-of-12 weeks during the regular season climbing as high as No. 8 in both polls on Sept. 19 ... Charter members of the Great West Football Conference, North Dakota State won its final three league games to finish with a 3-2 record and tie for third place in the standings ... Bohl started his NDSU career with back-to-back 8-3 seasons ... The Bison closed out the 2004 campaign with three straight wins including victories over nationally ranked Northwestern State (La.) and UC Davis ... North Dakota State was ranked No. 23 in the final 2004 ESPN/USA Today and The Sports Network Top 25 polls to highlight their first season at NCAA Division I-AA ... His first season was highlighted by North Dakota State's stunning 25-24 road win over perennial Division I-AA power Montana in just his second game at the helm ... His first full-time coaching position was as the defensive secondary coach for the Bison under Don Morton in 1984 when NDSU finished second in the nation with a 12-1 record ... Since then, Bohl has coached on the Division I level for 18 seasons including stops at five different universities ... He was the linebackers coach at Tulsa for two seasons (1985-86), the linebackers coach at Wisconsin for two seasons (1987-88), the defensive coordinator at Rice for five seasons (1989-93), the linebackers coach and defensive coordinator at Duke for one season (1994), and the linebackers coach at Nebraska for eight years ... The final three seasons at Nebraska also included the defensive coordinator duties ... His seasons at Nebraska included a number of Top 10 defensive national rankings for a team that compiled an 85-18 record including national championships with a Fiesta Bowl win in 1995 and an Orange Bowl win 1997 ... At Duke, he helped mold one of the biggest turnarounds in college football, working with a program that posted an 8-4 record in 1994 after the Blue Devils had gone 3-8 the year before his arrival ... A number of athletes who have played for Bohl while at Nebraska have played or been drafted in the National Football League ... A native of Lincoln, Neb., he was a reserve in the Cornhusker secondary from 1977 through 1979 under Tom Osborne and played on NU's 1979 Orange Bowl and 1980 Cotton Bowl teams.
J.C Harper (Clemson, 1989) is in his first season as head coach at Stephen F. Austin ... Harper was named the school's 18th head coach in December 2006 ... He was SFA's defensive coordinator the previous two seasons ... An 18-year veteran of collegiate coaching, Harper was at Western Michigan prior to joining the SFA staff ... He was the defensive coordinator for coach Gary Darnell in 2004
and served as the defensive line coach in 2003 ... His defensive line was ranked third-best in the MAC in 2003 ... Prior to Western Michigan, Harper spent four seasons as an assistant in the SLC helping Northwestern State and McNeese
State to three playoff appearances in four years ... Harper was the defensive coordinator and assistant head coach for Scott Stoker at Northwestern State in 2002 when the Demons posted a 9-4 record and earned a I-AA playoff spot ... Harper also spent a season as the defensive coordinator at Southwest Missouri State in 1997 and served an earlier stint as the defensive line coach at Western Michigan in1996. He spent four seasons as the defensive line coach at Southwest Missouri State from 1992-96 ... Following a four-year playing career at Clemson, where the Tigers won three ACC Championships, Harper began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at North Carolina under Mack Brown and later served two seasons as a graduate assistant for coach Lou Holtz at Notre Dame ... He coached in the 1991 Orange Bowl and the 1992 Sugar Bowl with the Fighting Irish.
STEPHEN F. AUSTIN FALLS TO TARLETON STATE: For the second consecutive season the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjack football team dropped its home opener to an NCAA Division II opponent, falling to Tarleton State, 27-24. Texan kicker Stephen Arnold drilled a 37-yard field goal in overtime to hand TSU its second-straight victory to start the season, while the ?Jacks open the year 0-1.
Adding injury to insult, the Lumberjacks had to go the majority of the game without services of preseason all-conference running back Louie Runnels who went down in the first quarter with an injury. Making matters more severe for the ?Jacks, backup running back Vincent Pervis left the game in the second quarter with an injury and did not return.
Despite the loss of its first and second-team running backs, SFA controlled the ground game carrying the ball 28 times for 129 yards in the first half. Preseason all-conference quarterback Danny Southall picked up the slack carrying the ball 11 times for 30 in the opening half, and completing 13-of-16 passes for 114 yards and two touchdowns. SFA rallied from an early 7-0 deficit to take a 17-7 lead into halftime.
The ?Jacks seemed to heading into the locker room with all the momentum, but it was Tarleton State that came out on fire scoring 17 unanswered points in the second half to build a seven-point advantage, 24-17, late in the fourth quarter.
TSU quarterback Scott Grantham completed 16-of-21 passes for 220 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Texans' attack. Roderick Smith was elusive out of the TSU backfield avoiding tacklers, and finishing the game with 109 yards on 23 carries.
Despite being down seven with only 3:25 remaining, Southall and company mounted one final charge. Southall guided the ?Jacks on a seven-play, 80-yard drive that ended in a nine-yard TD run by Southall. After a Cory Long added the extra point to tie the game, it was up to the SFA defense. SFA held on defense after Arnold missed a 47-yard field goal to guarantee overtime.
TSU won the coin toss and elected to play defense first, and it was a decision that would pay off. The ?Jacks fumbled the ball on their opening drive of the extra period, and the Texans went for the field goal on fourth down to ice the victory.
The ?Jacks finished the night with 435 yards of total offense, including 251 yards on the ground. Southall completed 18-of-30 passes on the night for 184 yards, and one touchdown, while rushing for 113 yards and another score. Southall's favorite target was junior Dominique Edison, who hauled in seven passes for 90 yards. Sophomore Cory Barlow led the SFA defense with 12 stops on the night. He was also credited with a fumble forced, and fumble recovery.
GREAT WEST FOOTBALL CONFERENCE: North Dakota State will begin its fourth season at the Division I-AA level in the Great West Football Conference. The GWFC is comprised of five schools located in four states and three time zones. League membership includes NDSU, South Dakota State, Cal Poly, Southern Utah and UC Davis ... NDSU was No. 1 in the 2007 coaches preseason poll ... The Bison open conference play with UC Davis at 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 6, at the Fargodome ... The Bison were 4-0 in the Great West last season on its way to the program's first conference championship since 1994 ... NDSU is 9-5 all-time in Great West Football Conference action.
GWFC WEEKLY COACHES TELECONFERENCE: The Great West Football Conference conducts a weekly teleconference beginning at 1:30 p.m. (CST) Mondays ... North Dakota State head coach Craig Bohl has the 1:56 p.m. slot in the weekly media opportunity ... For more information, contact the NDSU athletic media relations office at 701/231-8332.
SUCCESS OF THE BISON PROGRAM: The success of North Dakota State football over the past few years has been nothing short of phenomenal. Here is what the Bison have accomplished since the early 1980s:
--Won 167 of the last 215 conference games (167-46-2, .781)
--Won 235 of the last 302 games (235-65-2, .782)
--Won 209 of the last 265 regular-season games (209-54-2, .793) played including a streak of 22 straight wins before losing to Nebraska-Omaha in October 1983.
--Won 211 of the last 232 home games (211-19-2, .915) at home since a 1980 season-opening 10-0 loss to Northern Michigan.
--Appeared in six straight NCAA playoffs from 1981 to 1986 and 15 in the last 23 years including finishing second nationally in 1981 and 1984, making the semifinals in 1982 and 2000, and winning the NCAA title in 1983, 1985, 1986, 1988 and 1990.
GoBISON.COM VIDEO WEBCAST: All Access will offer a video Webcast of the Stephen F. Austin football game Sept. 8 ... Memberships to All Access can be purchased monthly for $7.95 ... The Webcast will begin at 6 p.m. p.m. and will allow Bison fans around the world to see their team perform live from the Fargodome ... The live stream will be provided by NDSU athletic media relations and Fargodome video productions ... In addition to the game, the stream will include pregame footage and special features prior to the 6:35 p.m. kickoff ... The audio provided will be that actually heard in the stadium.
GoBISON.COM LIVE STATS: Follow the game on the Internet at GoBison.com with live in-game statistics ... Click on the "Live Stats" link at the left side of the page.
