North Dakota State holds on to beat Towson 41-24
- CharMar Brown scored three touchdowns, leading North Dakota State to a 41-24 victory over Towson.
- The Bison built a commanding halftime lead of 24-3, aided by a 67-yard punt return and a touchdown pass.
- Despite Towson's efforts to close the gap, North Dakota State maintained control and secured the win.
On Saturday, North Dakota State faced Towson in a competitive matchup in Fargo, North Dakota. CharMar Brown was a standout player, scoring three touchdowns, including a crucial 1-yard run that capped an 11-play, 80-yard drive, giving the Bison a lead they would not relinquish. The Bison, ranked No. 2 in the FCS coaches poll, built a significant halftime lead of 24-3, aided by Jackson Williams' impressive 67-yard punt return and a touchdown pass from Cam Miller to Bryce Lance. Towson attempted a comeback in the second half, narrowing the score to 31-24 with a 72-yard touchdown run by Tyrell Greene Jr. However, North Dakota State responded effectively, with Griffin Grosa kicking a field goal to extend their lead. Brown's final touchdown, another 1-yard run, sealed the victory for the Bison after Towson's failed attempt to convert on downs. Brown's performance was pivotal, as he rushed for 126 yards on 24 carries, showcasing his ability to find the end zone. Quarterback Cam Miller also had an impressive outing, completing 17 of 19 passes for 219 yards and a touchdown, demonstrating the Bison's offensive efficiency. Towson, now with a record of 1-3, struggled to maintain momentum despite Greene's strong rushing performance, which totaled 94 yards. The game highlighted North Dakota State's resilience and ability to capitalize on opportunities, solidifying their position as a top contender in the FCS.