NWNDBison
11-01-2008, 09:01 AM
http://www.tribstar.com/sports/local_story_305222954.html
“North Dakota State is more physical and bigger than South Dakota State [ISU’s opponent last Saturday],” ISU coach Trent Miles said. “They’re going to try and run the ball down our throat and they’re physical on defense. It’s going to be a heckuva challenge to go in there and compete, but we’ll fight.”
Indiana State student newspaper:
http://media.www.indianastatesman.com/media/storage/paper929/news/2008/10/31/Sports/Sycamores.To.Face.No.24.North.Dakota.State-3517746.shtml
"No one is giving us any respect and [North Dakota State] is looking past us," Miles said to his team after practice. "We have got to take it to them and hit them in the mouth."
NDSU Spectrum:
http://www.ndsuspectrum.com/joomla/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=884&Itemid=30
It would be a catastrophic letdown if NDSU was to give up a game in the Fargodome to Indiana State.
About their new QB (Terre Haute Tribune Star)
http://www.tribstar.com/sports_columns/local_story_299234150.html
There is no way on God’s green earth you can pinpoint one position on the Indiana State football team and say, ‘that’s where the problem lies.’ ISU’s problems are way too deep-seeded and spread throughout nearly every phase of the game to boil ISU’s 0-8 start down to one position.
South Dakota State coach John Stiegelmeier was impressed with Roberts’ play.
“I thought their guy competed well and he threw it better than we thought he was going to. We thought he was a long-time option guy, we thought he’d run or do a lot of rollout three-step [drops], but he did more than that. He appears to be a winner,” Stiegelmeier said.
“North Dakota State is more physical and bigger than South Dakota State [ISU’s opponent last Saturday],” ISU coach Trent Miles said. “They’re going to try and run the ball down our throat and they’re physical on defense. It’s going to be a heckuva challenge to go in there and compete, but we’ll fight.”
Indiana State student newspaper:
http://media.www.indianastatesman.com/media/storage/paper929/news/2008/10/31/Sports/Sycamores.To.Face.No.24.North.Dakota.State-3517746.shtml
"No one is giving us any respect and [North Dakota State] is looking past us," Miles said to his team after practice. "We have got to take it to them and hit them in the mouth."
NDSU Spectrum:
http://www.ndsuspectrum.com/joomla/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=884&Itemid=30
It would be a catastrophic letdown if NDSU was to give up a game in the Fargodome to Indiana State.
About their new QB (Terre Haute Tribune Star)
http://www.tribstar.com/sports_columns/local_story_299234150.html
There is no way on God’s green earth you can pinpoint one position on the Indiana State football team and say, ‘that’s where the problem lies.’ ISU’s problems are way too deep-seeded and spread throughout nearly every phase of the game to boil ISU’s 0-8 start down to one position.
South Dakota State coach John Stiegelmeier was impressed with Roberts’ play.
“I thought their guy competed well and he threw it better than we thought he was going to. We thought he was a long-time option guy, we thought he’d run or do a lot of rollout three-step [drops], but he did more than that. He appears to be a winner,” Stiegelmeier said.