NDSU's football dynasty!

[tony]

whats the current record in the Dynasty? 165-15 ??

If you mean what's NDSU's record since the start of the 2011 season, then the record is 161-15.

Some people consider that 1964 is the start of NDSU's dynasty though.

[CaBisonFan]

If you mean what's NDSU's record since the start of the 2011 season, then the record is 161-15.

Some people consider that 1964 is the start of NDSU's dynasty though.

1964 is correct. That's when the winning tradition began... with Mudra and Erhardt. Without them the program wouldn't be where it is now. Mudra was a master at turning programs into winners. And Ron Erhardt continued to build it into a DI-caliber program. He actually wanted to go DI then. His teams were plenty good. Many, many teams in the DII era were easily good enough to compete in DI-AA.

[Jim Puetz]

It looks like the dynasty will continue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rn0TkuB9x8c

[KSBisonFan]

It looks like the dynasty will continue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rn0TkuB9x8c

Dang, Wentz lost his job there too. WTH did I just watch?

[heffray]

Dang, Wentz lost his job there too. WTH did I just watch?

When you’ve got NDSU vs North Texas in a final, something seems amiss.

[KSBisonFan]

When you’ve got NDSU vs North Texas in a final, something seems amiss.

Thanks for telling me the ending. I didn't make it half that far. Decided to cut my losses early.

[heffray]

Thanks for telling me the ending. I didn't make it half that far. Decided to cut my losses early.

I watched the first 2 and last 2 minutes. Between the 2 of us we could write a decent book report…

[El_Chapo]

If you mean what's NDSU's record since the start of the 2011 season, then the record is 161-15.

Some people consider that 1964 is the start of NDSU's dynasty though.

thanks Tony. what's record since 1964 for the longer dynaaty

[BISONBRI53]

1964 is correct. That's when the winning tradition began... with Mudra and Erhardt. Without them the program wouldn't be where it is now. Mudra was a master at turning programs into winners. And Ron Erhardt continued to build it into a DI-caliber program. He actually wanted to go DI then. His teams were plenty good. Many, many teams in the DII era were easily good enough to compete in DI-AA.

Was our AD at the time Stoneybrooks grandpa?