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University of North Dakota logo. GRAND FORKS, N.D. – Redshirt sophomore running back Otis Weah can add one of the nation’s premier backs to his resume after the 2020-21 season, as he was named to the Stats Perform FCS All-America First Team on Monday. This is the first All-America honor for Weah and the fifth year under Head Coach Bubba Schweigert that the Fighting Hawks have had at least one player selected to a team. The Moorhead, Minn., native also becomes the first running back to earn an All-America selection at the position since moving to Division I in 2008, joining Ryan Chappell...

By Pat Sweeney May 10, 2021 | 4:45 PM Redshirt sophomore running back Otis Weah can add one of the nation’s premier backs to his resume after the 2020-21 season, as he was named to the Stats Perform FCS All-America First Team on Monday.   This is the first All-America honor for Weah and the fifth year under Head Coach Bubba Schweigert that the Fighting Hawks have had at least one player selected to a team.   The Moorhead, Minn., native also becomes the first running back to earn an All-America selection at the position since moving to Division I in 2008, joining Ryan Chappell in 2...

This is cleanup week in Grand Forks. There are bunches of well used toys sitting around. People don’t seem to mind if others pick up their junk before the city crews get there.

The University of North Dakota is going through a number of firsts in the FCS playoffs. The Fighting Hawks won their first FCS postseason game in program history with a 44-10 drubbing over Missouri Valley Football Conference foe Missouri State. UND (5-1 overall) is set to play their first-ever meeting against James Madison University on Sunday, which will be the Fighting Hawk’s first game outside of the MVFC this spring. JMU (6-0 overall) is the No. 3 seed and possesses a good offensive line. “Very mobile and physical on the offensive line. I’m really impressed by that group, work well ...

By Pat Sweeney Apr 22, 2021 3:58 PM After capturing its 27th conference crown and becoming the first team in the Missouri Valley Football Conference to do so in its first year in the league, nine North Dakota student-athletes were named to the conference’s all-league teams on Thursday. The voting was conducted by the MVFC and featured coaches, sports information directors and select media from each school.   The Fighting Hawks, who played as an FCS Independent during the 2018 and 2019 seasons, saw two players earn All-MVFC First Team selections for the first time in their careers. ...