Sam Houston vs. North Dakota State: FCS quarterfinal highlights | 2020* 

Yes, congrats to Sam Houston. They finally brought some defense to the game. Yes, beating NDSU is above and beyond and just makes it that much sweeter.

@FLYNN HANAFEE lolol listen to the excuses. They have three wins over playoff teams bro....this year. They are still the team to beat. They were picked by everyone to win this game.

@FLYNN HANAFEE so by your logic the teams ndsu has beaten in championships just werent as good as in the past lolol dummy

@@sanjacintoknives I thought NDSU would win also, but the B cats throttled them well, especially in the run game. Game not really that close. Hope to see them do the same to JMU, but definitely a tougher challenge.

It is so hard to beat them , we avenged our lost in the championship game years ago

They pussed out, didn't want any of the JMU ass stomping they were due!

They've definitely had a run for the ages. Definitely a tough year by their standards, but I have a feeling they are going to be back in the fall. Glad to see other programs are finally stepping up to give them some competition. Congrats to Sam Houston.

@@wade5941 Sam Houston is catching a beating (edit), just like the last time they played JMU in the playoffs.... 65-7, never forget

@@georgemallory4639 Probably. JMU still stinging from the beating the NDSU gave them in their last two meetings in Frisco, so I suspect they will take it out on Sam Houston. Good to see JMU step up their game. Good program that is only going to get better.

@@wade5941 always remember that 1 and only playoff loss in the Fargo Dome! 27-17

Too many young guys who weren't able to learn how to be Bison from the older guys. A massive amount of players are gone from last year's team

@@paidtourist6563 as is the case with college football. You dont get to play seniors every season and you cant use it as an excuse

@@sanjacintoknives NDSU has NEVER not had a healthy stable of seniors to teach the underclassmen the ropes since 2010. They had a ton of seniors graduate and had the #3 overall draft pick leave, the best cover corner in the entire FBS transferred out mid season, their best RB got injured, their #2 RB transferred out, their #3 and #4 RB were hurt either all or most of the season so NDSU had to start 2 true freshman and a fullback who just came off of surgery as a halfback, NDSU lost their #53 overall pick OL to the NFL draft and 4th round NFL LB transferred out, NDSU lost another starting OL because he was offered a job he couldn't pass up on and another starting OL got injured so they moved their starting tackle to guard and started a another true freshman, they had their starting safety get injured and had their junior middle LB get injured...All in all they literally had like 9 freshman playing at the same time. Don't talk to me about excuses when you don't understand the difference between and excuse and a valid reason

@@paidtourist6563 excuses excuses.

@@sanjacintoknives Trolls smh