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NDSU Football Faces UTEP on WDAY-TV as Mandan Braves Enter Playoffs

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NDSU Football Faces UTEP on WDAY-TV as Mandan Braves Enter Playoffs — Photo: Michael Barera / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

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Football coverage on Oct. 30 and 31 included a photo gallery from Case Western Reserve’s game against Thiel and broadcasts of two North Dakota matchups. NDSU’s game against UTEP was scheduled for WDAY-TV, with out-of-area viewers directed to Mountain West Plus, while the Mandan Braves’ playoff game against West Fargo was available through WDAY+ and inforum.com.

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