Bobcats were stoned by the NDSU Defense in the first half and never did what was necessary to keep pace the Bison played a complete four quarters! Bobcats not answering the Bison’s scores cost the Bobcats in the first half. Both QBs are fabulous the deference was Cam played the full four quarters Tommy played two complete quality quarters and as far as the Walter Payton award if it was chosen after this game I think we all know who would win! Congrats to both teams.
Brent Vigen's NDSU ties was the ONLY reason Montana State make the natty in 2021 and 2024. He's the best coach in Montana State history already lol. But only NDSU can beat NDSU
If we didn’t do it this year I don’t think we ever will when Tommy won the award the night before it lit a fire under the Bison to prove it all wrong they believed more in themselves
The guy in the hat comments like Montana made all of the mistakes not to win the game, but I’m here to tell you, North Dakota State made plenty of mistakes also which allowed Montana to get back into the game so we can talk about ifs buts candy, and nuts but the reality is you lost. It was a great game.
Can we please stop using the phrase ‘spotted them 18 points’. The game started 0-0 and NDSU out played and out executed to an 18 point lead. Nobody ‘spotted’ them anything.
So you bet on NDSU to win, and you call yourself a Bobcat fan? I dont begrudge anyone trying to make some money, just be honest with yourself about what motivates you, which isn't loyal Bobcat fandom...
The difference was Cam Miller. Cam Miller was calling audibles and line protections at the line and getting his team into favorable plays to the defensive line up. He’s not an athlete, playing quarterback. He’s a cerebral player with real arm talent and should’ve won the Payton. Period. Cam could play the position without his legs, trashcan Tommy could not.
And yet Miller was the leading rusher for NDSU, and MSU had just 4 fewer pass yds. Except for those two big runs by Miller on 3rd and longs when the defense left the field completely open, NDSU did virtually NOTHING.
NDSU finished 9 rushing yards above its 2024 average. 18 of those rushes were from their running backs who averaged 4.4 a carry. MSU was held to 103 rushing yards below its season average. Tommy was the reason MSU stayed in the game, with his legs. His running backs both had 11 carries and were held to a 3.5 and 2.4 average. Tommy was 13/24 passing, 54%. It wasn’t NDSU’s offense that did nothing when you look into the small details. Credit to Tommy because he was the only impact player NDSU couldn’t stop.
@@fansnationnetwork the original comment was that Miller won this without his legs. My comment was showing that stat as false. Without Miller's 64 yd TD run and his 40+ yd run to the 7 yd line, NDSU did nothing on rushing.
@@Skiguru990 Yes, but you ended by saying that NDSU did virtually nothing. Not that Cam did nothing passing. Again, 35 points against any team is far from virtually nothing.
“NDSU is who we thought they were”? Champions 😂😂😂 MSU is who we thought they were. Overrated. The D line got manhandled. The backfield could not cover. Cam “clutch” Miller was never hurried. Cam in the last quarter could get whatever he wanted, whenever he wanted it. It was now a game of cat and mouse, and run out the clock. MSU was never coming back. 😂😂😂😂 Trashcan Tommy add to flip the trashcan over because he knew that’s where his season was going.
Bobcats were stoned by the NDSU Defense in the first half and never did what was necessary to keep pace the Bison played a complete four quarters! Bobcats not answering the Bison’s scores cost the Bobcats in the first half. Both QBs are fabulous the deference was Cam played the full four quarters Tommy played two complete quality quarters and as far as the Walter Payton award if it was chosen after this game I think we all know who would win! Congrats to both teams.
Why do ignore MT State HC ties to NDSU?
Brent Vigen's NDSU ties was the ONLY reason Montana State make the natty in 2021 and 2024. He's the best coach in Montana State history already lol. But only NDSU can beat NDSU
It was the coldest Bobcat game of the year...meanwhile NDSU fans were shirtless lol
27:20 100%. Bobcat recievers have had a small case of "the drops" all season.
Topic for discussion: Is a flinch really a "False Start"?
If we didn’t do it this year I don’t think we ever will when Tommy won the award the night before it lit a fire under the Bison to prove it all wrong they believed more in themselves
Go get a valley coach is the smartest thing. I’ve heard any person reviewing the game has said.
The guy in the hat comments like Montana made all of the mistakes not to win the game, but I’m here to tell you, North Dakota State made plenty of mistakes also which allowed Montana to get back into the game so we can talk about ifs buts candy, and nuts but the reality is you lost. It was a great game.
Can we please stop using the phrase ‘spotted them 18 points’. The game started 0-0 and NDSU out played and out executed to an 18 point lead. Nobody ‘spotted’ them anything.
So you bet on NDSU to win, and you call yourself a Bobcat fan? I dont begrudge anyone trying to make some money, just be honest with yourself about what motivates you, which isn't loyal Bobcat fandom...
Bet with your head, not your heart. I bet more on MSU vs USD. It's all about the value. Fandom should have nothing to do with sports betting.
What a whiner.
Denny green 100% !!
The difference was Cam Miller. Cam Miller was calling audibles and line protections at the line and getting his team into favorable plays to the defensive line up. He’s not an athlete, playing quarterback. He’s a cerebral player with real arm talent and should’ve won the Payton. Period. Cam could play the position without his legs, trashcan Tommy could not.
And yet Miller was the leading rusher for NDSU, and MSU had just 4 fewer pass yds. Except for those two big runs by Miller on 3rd and longs when the defense left the field completely open, NDSU did virtually NOTHING.
@@Skiguru990 yeah....35 points is virtually nothing...
NDSU finished 9 rushing yards above its 2024 average. 18 of those rushes were from their running backs who averaged 4.4 a carry. MSU was held to 103 rushing yards below its season average.
Tommy was the reason MSU stayed in the game, with his legs. His running backs both had 11 carries and were held to a 3.5 and 2.4 average. Tommy was 13/24 passing, 54%.
It wasn’t NDSU’s offense that did nothing when you look into the small details. Credit to Tommy because he was the only impact player NDSU couldn’t stop.
@@fansnationnetwork the original comment was that Miller won this without his legs. My comment was showing that stat as false. Without Miller's 64 yd TD run and his 40+ yd run to the 7 yd line, NDSU did nothing on rushing.
@@Skiguru990 Yes, but you ended by saying that NDSU did virtually nothing. Not that Cam did nothing passing. Again, 35 points against any team is far from virtually nothing.
“NDSU is who we thought they were”? Champions 😂😂😂 MSU is who we thought they were. Overrated. The D line got manhandled. The backfield could not cover. Cam “clutch” Miller was never hurried. Cam in the last quarter could get whatever he wanted, whenever he wanted it. It was now a game of cat and mouse, and run out the clock. MSU was never coming back. 😂😂😂😂 Trashcan Tommy add to flip the trashcan over because he knew that’s where his season was going.