 By - Joshua A. Swanson



 Oh, brother! For the first time in radio history, the Swany brothers have a live debate about whether it's cool for North Dakota State fans to debate the question of: "
 
  what Bison team is the best one ever
 
 ." Two of the biggest Bison fans in all of the land deliver 30 minutes of insightful, yet highly entertaining, audio gold. After listening, you'll see why one of the major networks or Netflix should give them their own show. 



 The Swany Bros, along with the FCS Face the Nation roundtable of 
 
  Nolan P. Schmidt 
 
 and Chase Miller, discuss the march to Frisco as NDSU faces a struggling Youngstown State team led by the fiery Bo Pelini. The Penguins waddle into Fargo with a 2-3 record in the Missouri Valley Football Conference, and with a 3-5 overall mark, with nothing to play for but pride. The Bison, on the other hand, are dominating the FCS this fall, beating opponents by an average of 27.5 points per game. 



 Easton Stick leads an explosive Bison offense that's averaging over 40 points per game, while the steely Cold Green defense is keeping opponents to shy of 13 points each contest. The seeds for this great 2018 team were planted in Chris Klieman's first days as head coach in December 2013. After former coach Craig Bohl and the bulk of his staff left for the mountains of Wyoming, Klieman, along with Nick Goeser and Conor Riley, had to keep together a recruiting class looking at a coaching change. It's appropriate that it's the Harvest Bowl at NDSU as the Bison are reaping that harvest of what Klieman, Goeser, and Riley sewed five years ago. Those recruits are now seniors and have us asking the question, just how good is this Bison team. 

By - Joshua A. Swanson


 Oh, brother! For the first time in radio history, the Swany brothers have a live debate about whether it's cool for North Dakota State fans to debate the question of: "
 <a href="https://www.bisonillustrated.com/swany-says-enjoy-ride-bison/">
 what Bison team is the best one ever
 </a>
 ." Two of the biggest Bison fans in all of the land deliver 30 minutes of insightful, yet highly entertaining, audio gold. After listening, you'll see why one of the major networks or Netflix should give them their own show. 


 The Swany Bros, along with the FCS Face the Nation roundtable of 
 <a href="https://www.bisonillustrated.com/podcast-bison-prepare-reeling-youngstown-state/">
 Nolan P. Schmidt 
 </a>
 and Chase Miller, discuss the march to Frisco as NDSU faces a struggling Youngstown State team led by the fiery Bo Pelini. The Penguins waddle into Fargo with a 2-3 record in the Missouri Valley Football Conference, and with a 3-5 overall mark, with nothing to play for but pride. The Bison, on the other hand, are dominating the FCS this fall, beating opponents by an average of 27.5 points per game. 


 Easton Stick leads an explosive Bison offense that's averaging over 40 points per game, while the steely Cold Green defense is keeping opponents to shy of 13 points each contest. The seeds for this great 2018 team were planted in Chris Klieman's first days as head coach in December 2013. After former coach Craig Bohl and the bulk of his staff left for the mountains of Wyoming, Klieman, along with Nick Goeser and Conor Riley, had to keep together a recruiting class looking at a coaching change. It's appropriate that it's the Harvest Bowl at NDSU as the Bison are reaping that harvest of what Klieman, Goeser, and Riley sewed five years ago. Those recruits are now seniors and have us asking the question, just how good is this Bison team.

Bison Illustrated columnist, podcast host and NDSU alum Josh Swanson takes the reigns hosting Herd It Here talking game match-ups, taking calls and offering the best way to get your gameday started each Saturday morning from 8 a.m. - 9 a.m.!

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