North Dakota State University will face UTEP this Saturday, Oct. 31, at Gate City Bank Field at the Fargodome. Kickoff is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. CT. Local viewers in North Dakota and western Minnesota can watch the broadcast on WDAY-TV, while those outside the viewing area will need to access the game through Mountain West Plus, according to reporting by InForum.
Broadcast Details and Local Access
For fans tuning in from the Fargo-Moorhead area, the game is available across several major service providers. WDAY-TV will carry the broadcast, which marks the second and final time the Bison will appear on the station this season. The game is also slated for broadcast on ABC affiliates throughout North Dakota.
The channel listings for the Fargo-Moorhead market are as follows:
- DirecTV: 6
- Dish Network: 6
- Sparklight: 6
- Midco: 606
- YouTube TV: Available on the basic package for those within the WDAY viewing area
The Broadcast Team
The production features a familiar lineup for Bison fans. Dom Izzo is set to provide the play-by-play commentary for the matchup. Joining him in the booth is former Bison defensive end Kyle Emanuel, who will serve as the analyst. WDAY’s Sam Goetzinger will report from the sidelines, rounding out the broadcast crew.
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Viewing Options for Out-of-Market Fans
While the local broadcast covers the immediate region, those residing outside of North Dakota and western Minnesota face a different set of requirements. As noted by InForum, these viewers will need to utilize Mountain West Plus to stream the action.
The Fargodome remains the epicenter of this matchup, as the Bison look to capitalize on home-field advantage during this late-October contest. CT start time remains the fixed point for the day’s proceedings.
