UNI coach Mark Farley hopes the home fans can make a difference when the Panthers host FCS top ranked North Dakota State. UNI opened the Missouri Valley race with a 33-0 win at Indiana State.
The Panthers lost twice to North Dakota State a year ago in Fargo and in both cases the Bison took control in the second half.
It figures to be an interesting league race with five Valley teams currently ranked in the FCS top 25.
Farley says he enjoys the challenge of getting ready for a game like this.
Farley says the mobility of North Dakota State quarterback Easton Stick makes the Bison even tougher to stop.
Kickoff is at 1:00 pm at the UNI-Dome.
