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UMD closes its season Saturday against Minot State needing a win and some help

The Daily Duluth teamFrom Wednesday’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you're heading to Saturday, it's Senior Day, and UMD's playoff hopes ride on it. The Bulldogs host Minot State in a rematch of last year's NSIC championship game, coming off a 44-26 loss at Bemidji State.

UMD lost at Bemidji State last Saturday

  • UMD26
    Bemidji State44 (won)
    FinalUMD is 8th in the NPI rankings for Super Region 3.

Source: Fox21Online

Head coach Curt Wiese said he'll be watching the Grand Valley State-Davenport game, since a Grand Valley win likely puts UMD in. First comes Minot. "Seven and four sounds a lot worse than eight and three," he said. "We've got to get to eight and three this week."

  • Kickoff: noon Saturday at Malosky Stadium
  • Senior ceremony: before kickoff
  • Needs: a Grand Valley State win over Davenport

13-0UMD's all-time record against Minot State

The Bulldogs have won every meeting with the Beavers.

Source: WDIO.com

Fifth-year linebacker and Superior native Ross Rivord said the Bulldogs haven't lost at home in the last two years and want to keep it that way.

Sources: WDIO.com, Fox21Online, Northern News Now

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