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Bison Battle the Aggies in Heavyweight Bout 2 UC Davis Provided the First Challenge of the Year MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2019 VOLUME 123 ISSUE 7 ndsuspectrum.com NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY | FOR THE LAND AND ITS PEOPLE INSIDE Bison battle the Aggies in heavyweight bout 2 UC Davis provided the first challenge of the year S P O R T S The five-year WBB head coach, Maren Walseth leaves by “mutual PHOTOS BY JOHN SWANSON | THE SPECTRUM agreement” Quarterback Tray Lance ran in two rushing touchdowns Ian Longtin Sports Editor The top-ranked Bison played Maier led the Aggies deep into 6 host to fourth-ranked UC Davis on Bison territory, needing a touchdown Saturday in a battle between two FCS to go ahead with around six minutes heavyweights. This was the first top- left in the game. 5 matchup in the FCS this year, and On 3rd and goal, Maier tried to it featured two teams with legitimate force the ball but was picked off by title hopes. Bison strong safety Michael Tutsie. The game did not disappoint. The crowd erupted in what almost The Aggies went three and out and felt like a sigh of relief. That was the game’s first possession. The Bison Tutsie’s team-leading fourth pick of A & E marched right down the field, capping the year, and perhaps the biggest play off their first drive with a Ty Brooks of the year for the Herd so far. two-yard TD run. UC Davis responded The Bison were stalled after a by scoring the game’s next 10 points, couple first downs and were forced making it was clear this would not be to punt again. On the first play of UC another classic Bison blowout. Davis’ next possession, the Aggies Interview: Leading the Aggies and one of the tried to set up a screen play. Maier’s best passing offenses in the country pass was tipped by Derrek Tuszcka was quarterback Jake Maier. After a and fell into the lap of Bison DT Cole Must see slow start, Maier was able to hang 194 Karcz. first half passing yards on the Herd. The Bison now had the ball On the flip side, Trey Lance and inside the UC Davis’ 50, needing a movies the Bison pass offense struggled in touchdown to ice the game. the first half. The exciting start quickly The Bison’s rushing attack brought turned into a punt fest. It was not until the Herd to the Aggies ten-yard line. this fall midway through the 2nd quarter that Lance then took the ball on a keeper, the Bison were able to break through. destroying a defender on his way to a Brooks provided the spark on game-sealing touchdown run. a 57-yard run. At the end of the run, Coach Matt Entz mentioned after Brooks extended the ball to the pylon the game that Lance was maybe and appeared to have scored. The letting out some ‘frustrations’ on that stadium pyro-technicians even set off run. This assessment appeared to be the fireworks thinking Brooks had got accurate because the defender Lance into the end zone. ran over was injured when the play Alas, Brooks was called out at the was over. one. “I know I scored,” Brooks said After a quick UC Davis possession, 9 with a smile after the game. the Bison milked the clock away to The Herd was then stuffed twice at secure their 4th victory of the season. the goal line, making it 3rd and goal. This was a good test for both Lance then took the ball on a roll-out, teams. UC Davis now knows they can was contacted and stood-up, but kept play with the best, and the Herd finally his feet and charged his pay to pay dirt had to go through a little adversity. on the second effort. UC Davis was not phased by the Davis and the Herd were both able Bison mystique or the crazy road to get field goals less than a minute environment. They had a quarterback O P I N I O N before the half ended, giving the Bison that could stand in the pocket, face a 17-13 heading into the break. down pressure and deliver strikes. The Bison received the second half They are a team that could make a kickoff but quickly turned the ball over deep playoff run in December. on a Christian Watson fumble. For the Bison offense, this was The Aggies now had the ball deep Trey Lance’s most frustrating game Opinion: The in Bison territory with a chance to take yet. Things did not as come as easy the lead. Eventually, Davis faced a as the other three games. I believe fourth and one. this is a good thing. It’ll be learning Pitfalls of The Aggies elected to go for it from games such as this one that will but were stopped as the momentum help him succeed in November and toxic Friends pendulum swung back in favor of the December when playoff seeds/games Herd. are on the line. The Bison were able to get a field The Bison defense was goal after a turnover on downs, set phenomenal, as always. They made a up by a 45-yard strike from Lance to few adjustments at halftime and only Watson. The field goal made it 20-13 allowed three points in the second half. at the midway point of the 3rd quarter. They forced two clutch turnovers and The Aggies simply refused to go may have bent but they never broke. away. They responded with a field The Bison will now enter their goal of their own and forced the Bison bye week. The bye week becomes to punt on their next two possessions. an opportunity for the Herd. They Fast-forward and there were less just got done with a challenging non- than 10 minutes in the game. The conference schedule and get a week Aggies were driving. The Bison to rest before the Missouri Valley defense appeared tired, and there was a gauntlet begins. clear uneasiness throughout the crowd. PHOTO BY MAYRAM BUKHARI| THE SPECTRUM 2 NDSUSPECTRUM.COM NEWS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2019 ‘Don’t Blow It’ Campaign Essentia Health released an anti-vaping campaign Vaping companies are targeting a younger generations FLICKR |PJOTO COURTESY to impact the overall health we know from the Center I would encourage would hopefully decrease that everyone should Gabrielle Ratcliff of our community based for Disease Control and all college students to the number of individuals be aware of were also Contributing Writer on what our community Prevention that 90 percent watch the ‘Don’t Blow It’ we see vaping.” discussed. “There just isn’t In recent years, there has members identify as of smokers begin using campaign video (posted on Eisenzimmer then went enough research on vaping. been an increasing trend priorities. This includes before the age of 18. the Essentia Health website) into depth about how the We don’t know exactly what in e-cigarettes and vapes. youth vaping, underage That is why we are and educate themselves on vaping and e-cigarette is in it or what the exact Although they’re marketed drinking, adult binge really trying to focus the how dangerous and serious “epidemic” is impacting side effects will be. It is as “healthier” substitutes drinking, food insecurity, education on our middle and this matter is.” Eisenzimmer the Fargo-Moorhead, West never a good idea to inhale to the traditional cigarette, human trafficking, high school-aged children continued to emphasize the Fargo area. “It is a huge anything into your lungs,” according to the Center homelessness and multiple so they know the dangers role college students have in problem for this area. We Eisenzimmer said. She for Disease Control and other areas.” Eisenzimmer associated with vaping and decreasing the “epidemic” know that at least 1 in 4 of also touched on the subject Prevention (CDC), there has been in this position hopefully that will prevent of e-cigarettes and vapes. our students are vaping and that vaping socially and have been 530 reported for Essentia Health for six them from even wanting to “ I would also encourage they are starting as young not out of habit can still be hospitalizations in 2019 months. try it. We have a whole new students that have chosen to as middle school.” She dangerous. “Sharing vapes that have been caused by When asked what generation of youth that are start vaping to be mindful mentioned that it is such an at parties or social events e-cigarette/vape related the hopes and goals addicted to nicotine and that of who is around you when issue because these devices is also dangerous for many diseases. of the ‘Don’t Blow It’ should be alarming for all you do. Kids are looking are hard to recognize at reasons. The most common Due to this trending campaign are, Eisenzimmer community members.” up to the college students times. being the spread of disease health concern, Essentia responded, “To ultimately Eisenzimmer stressed whether they realize it or not “They can look like that the other person may Health has released a new see a decrease in the number that the ‘Don’t Blow It’ and second-hand smoke is highlighters, pens, USBs carry and then transfer to anti-vaping campaign. The of youth that are vaping. We campaign isn’t only for dangerous as well.” and even watches. Unless you. Another reason is that campaign is geared towards are also hoping to get this middle and high school Regarding the dangers of you know what you are you don’t know what is in middle and high school campaign out to as many students, but that is Essentia the shifting market of vapes looking for, you wouldn’t their device or what they are students in an attempt to people as possible and reach Health’s main target.
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