Favorite Play of the 2011-2012 Season

[NDSUstudent]

Williams INT to seal the Gopher game, seriously it is hard to top that dagger to end a game. From the pick to dive into the endzone it was just epic.

Voigts fake punt vs SHSU, I had been waiting for it all season and when it worked out I just had a feeling that we were going to win that game.

[CaBisonFan]

Seeing how I actually got to go to the game...I'm gonna say Brock Jensen's TD run against Georgia Southern.

[BisonTeacher]

The lateral against MN was definately #1 for me.

Ditto this ^^^^^^^. It happened right in front of where we sit. On the second int, I almost fell over the wall I got so excited.

I have 4 games still on the DVR...(Minn, UNI, GSU, SHSU) Still working on getting them all off and onto Disk. Lots of great memories.

[Herd Mentality]

The fake. I'm retiring my yellow 23 jersey from gamedays because of it.

[SDbison]

Williams INT to seal the Gopher game, seriously it is hard to top that dagger to end a game. From the pick to dive into the endzone it was just epic.

Voigts fake punt vs SHSU, I had been waiting for it all season and when it worked out I just had a feeling that we were going to win that game.

Exactly my thoughts........

[bisonaudit]

These are all great.

I'd also put a vote in the for 3 times our defense turned them over on downs in the championship game. Our defense played great the whole game but their offensive demonstrated an ability to make explosive plays so, to me, ending those drives and taking the ball out of their hands was very important in that final win.

[BisonTeacher]

The fake. I'm retiring my yellow 23 jersey from gamedays because of it.

Yep...I take it back. That fake could be the top one of we had a poll/vote. Also, Brocks run (while he had the runs) down the sideline vs GSU.

[Bison03]

Tough to pick a play of the season when every game had one in my opinion:

Lafayette: Warren Holloway 67 yard TD catch. (Set the tone for the season with a big play).
St. Francis: Sam Ojuri 95 yard TD run. (Record setting run that showed we have multiple weapons at running back).
Minnesota: Marcus Williams fumble recovery TD and 40 yard interception return TD. (First one changed the momentum, second one clinched the win).
Illinois St.: Bobby Ollman 82 yard interception return TD. (Potential 14 point swing as the Redbirds were close to scoring).
Southern Illinois: Matt Veldman 10 yard TD catch. (Huge score when scores were hard to come by).
Missouri St.: Marcus Williams 90 yard kickoff return TD. (Untouched the whole way).
South Dakota State: Ryan Smith 41 yard punt return TD. (The game was over after this play, the bunnies were deflated).
Northern Iowa: Kyle Emanuel 3 yard fumble recovery TD. (Possibly the loudest I have ever heard the Fargodome).
Indiana St.: Colter Boyer sack and Chad Wilson fumble recovery. (Resulted in a TD for the Bison that sealed the game).
Youngstown St.: No game changing plays in this loss. However, this loss strengthened this team to refocus on the goal of an eventual title.
Western Illinois: Marcus Williams 56 yard interception return TD. (Put the game well out of reach despite a mild comeback by the Leathernecks).
James Madison: D.J. McNorton 60 yard TD run. (Threw a sweet stiff arm to score this game clinching score).
Lehigh: Defense pitches a shutout. (Allowing 0 point versus a Peyton Award finalist quarterback).
Georiga Southern: Brock Jensen 55 yard TD run. (Triple-option was shut down, this option play was not).
Sam Houston St.: Matt Voitlander fake punt and the resulting in a D.J. McNorton 39 yard TD catch. (Obvious momentum shift, Bison would never give up the lead).

[CAS4127]

Tough to pick a play of the season when every game had one in my opinion:

Youngstown St.: No game changing plays in this loss. However, this loss strengthened this team to refocus on the goal of an eventual title.

Tranny told me to do this!!!

[Bison4Life]

I would have to say its McNortons 60 yard run against JMU in the playoffs........that was the probably the loudest I ever heard the dome. Listening to Scottie Millers radio call after the game you could barley hear him.