The Summit League Tournament will stay in Sioux Falls, S.D. as long as the Denny Sanford Premier Center has its doors open. Sure doesn’t look “Like It or Not, Sioux Falls Will Always be the Summit”
Author: Connor Dunn
Connor is a senior majoring in Math Education and Psychology. He can be reached by email at circulation@ndsuspectrum.com and on Twitter @cdunn808.
NDSU’s Magic in the Summit’s March Madness Runs Out
Throughout the entire Summit League conference schedule, one thing was guaranteed to happen. Sioux Falls was going to host one heck of a basketball tournament “NDSU’s Magic in the Summit’s March Madness Runs Out”
Brown and Kading Epitomize Success for Bison Basketball
Every player has had to solemnly walk off his or her own home court to a disappointed locker room following what might have been a heartbreaking “Brown and Kading Epitomize Success for Bison Basketball”
A Unified Feel to the Historic Rivalry
The classic rivalry between North Dakota State and the University of North Dakota has been around for over 100 years. Friday night added a new “A Unified Feel to the Historic Rivalry”
Purple Pain Bleeds into All Minnesota Pro Sports
“Purple Pain” was a column former sports writer Joe Kerlin wrote two years ago when he filled the last few pages of The Spectrum’s copy “Purple Pain Bleeds into All Minnesota Pro Sports”
Wishing all the Best to Bison Radio’s Best
Nearly two years ago to this day, I was fortunate enough to witness a day in the life of a legend. That last Saturday in February 2014 “Wishing all the Best to Bison Radio’s Best”
One Month from the Madness
One month stands between the North Dakota State men’s basketball team and a trip to Sioux Falls, S.D., for the Summit League Tournament. Four weeks “One Month from the Madness”
Women’s Basketball Practices Patience
When former Penn State assistant coach Maren Walseth took over the program two years ago, it was expected the Bison wouldn’t be making any runs “Women’s Basketball Practices Patience”