FARGO, N.D. - North Dakota State University has added Jamestown's KSJB-AM Classic Country 600 to the Bison Radio Network for the upcoming football season, athletic director Gene Taylor announced Thursday.

"We are excited to have KSJB join our radio family," Taylor said.  "Through the strength of the KSJB signal we will be able to reach Bison fans we may have been missing.  This is an exciting addition to our football coverage."

KSJB has 29,000 square miles of signal and is fully powered day and night.  Because of its large signal, KSJB is known in the radio business as the "North Country Giant."

"NDSU Bison football is a premium Division I franchise on the rise," said KSJB vice president and general manager Patrick Pfeiffer, "and the timing is right to add KSJB's huge day- and night-time signal to bring the action to thousands of eager fans.  We see this as a big win for listeners and fans."

The football game day broadcast includes a 30-minute pregame and 30-minute postgame show with KFGO's Scott Miller calling the play-by-play, former NDSU All-American and 11-year NFL great Phil Hansen as color analyst, and sideline reports from Jeremy Jorgenson, NDSU director of sales and broadcasting.

Miller also hosts the weekly "Bison Feedback" call-in program with NDSU head coach Craig Bohl from 6 to 7 p.m. Monday nights throughout the season live from the Fargodome.

Bison Radio Network Affiliates
Fargo - KFGO-AM 790
Bismarck - KXMR-AM 710 (day)
Bismarck - KFYR-AM 550 (night)
Bowman - KPOK-AM 1340
Detroit Lakes, Minn. - KRCQ-FM 102.3
Devils Lake - KDVL-FM 102.5
Harvey - KHND-AM 1470
Jamestown - KSJB-AM 600
Minneapolis, Minn. - KYCR-AM 1570
Minot - KHRT-AM 1320
Rugby - KZZJ-AM 1450
Williston - KEYZ-AM 660