Beer: No offensive identity? No worries for Richman
James Larson, a North Dakota native and graduate of North Dakota State University, has covered agriculture and environmental issues for the past ten years. He previously worked for the Bismarck Tribune, where he focused on the intersection of farming and sustainability.
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FARGO — I m not sure if David Richman s drink of choice is my last name or not, but after Monday night s season-opening win, the North Dakota State men s basketball coach knows this could be a tough month. I was going to do a dry November, Richman said. I don't know if I'm going to make it through that with this young group and all those things. But challenge is the word. For the first three halves of the season, his Bison laid enough bricks to get a start on a new football stadium. Including the exhibition win over Minnesota State Moorhead last month, NDSU shot 48% from the field, 19% from 3-point land and 67% from the line up until halftime Monday night. In the end, it was a 90-59 Bison victory at Scheels Center over Minnesota Crookston, which was playing its lone exhibition game. For NDSU, the preseason Summit League favorites, it s a work in progress with 13 new players this season. A 25-11 rebounding edge helped NDSU get out to a 12-point halftime lead at 3