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While College GameDay announced Saturday, October 3rd, that they would not broadcast live from Fargo for NDSU's homecoming game on October 10th, it turns out another ESPN program will.

Sad news from the sports television world as one of the original anchors from ESPN 2 died Sunday. After a long battle with cancer, Stuart Scott died at the age of 49.

For the second straight year, ESPN's College GameDay filmed their telecast live from downtown Fargo last weekend and the folks from RealTruck.com were there for all of the action!

For the second straight season, ESPN's 'College GameDay' visited Fargo, North Dakota to celebrate defending FCS champions North Dakota State.

ESPN's motorcade of buses and semis arrived in Fargo to begin preparations for their historic broadcast from downtown Fargo this Saturday.

It's all about the signs.

This past weekend, ESPN announced that the College GameDay crew would be making their way to North Dakota this Saturday, to cover the game between the North Dakota State Bison and the Delaware State Hornets.

If you want proof that the North Dakota State University football team has put themselves on the college football map, look no further than Saturday, September 21st. That's when ESPN's College GameDay will be in Fargo to cover NDSU's game against Delaware State.

If you're a sports fan, there's a pretty good chance you've watched ESPN a time or two in your lifetime. If you're an athlete, one of your many goals is to make it onto ESPN. Well, that's what happened to Century High hockey player Alec Rauhauser today.

When people of Middle Tennessee say they "bleed orange," they're referring to their undying devotion to the University of Tennessee Volunteers. Kenny Chesney is counted amongst the school's fans. In fact, the award-winning country crooner loves the Big Orange so much that he produced a documentary about the football team's history.