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Is South Dakota state university a division 2 school?
No. South Dakota State University began a transition to Division 1 in 2004. In football, SDSU is a Division 1-AA school that plays in the Missouri Valley Football Conference and in basketball, they play Division 1 in the Summit League.
Why is North Dakota's population so low?
It is really cold up there. Weather may play a part in North Dakota's low population but other factors include the fact that North Dakota is an agricultural state, so much of the state is farm land. The history of how the state was settled played a part along with the fact that, for the pioneers and settlers, North Dakota was a long distance away from their homes and families in the eastern United States.
What college did NFL player Matt Veldman play for?
NFL player Matt Veldman played for North Dakota State.
What college did NFL player Marcus Williams play for?
NFL player Marcus Williams played for North Dakota State.
What college did NFL player Joe Mays play for?
NFL player Joe Mays played for North Dakota State.
What college did NFL player Brock Jensen play for?
NFL player Brock Jensen played for North Dakota State.
What college did NFL player Billy Turner play for?
NFL player Billy Turner played for North Dakota State.
What college did NFL player Ramon Humber play for?
NFL player Ramon Humber played for North Dakota State.
What college did NFL player Craig Dahl play for?
NFL player Craig Dahl played for North Dakota State.
What college did NFL player Paul Cornick play for?
NFL player Paul Cornick played for North Dakota State.
What college did NFL player Bryan Shepherd play for?
NFL player Bryan Shepherd played for North Dakota State.
What sports are played in North Dakota?
Well, all sports are played in North Dakota; however, there are no teams associated with professional sports leagues (NFL, NHL, etc...). There are teams which play baseball in the American Association and the University of North Dakota has NCAA Division-I sports in Football, Hockey, BAsketball, Baseball, Soccer, and others under the school name of "The Fighting Sioux" of which there is much debate.
