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The University of Minnesota Crookston (UMC) Golden Eagles benefited from sloppy field conditions, but Bemidji State capitalized on for UMC interceptions in a 27-10 win in an NSIC game played on Ed Widseth Field. Minnesota Crookston’s defense benefitted from the mud-covered playing surfaces which prevented either team from any big offensive plays as players struggled […]
I am typing the intro to this weeks column from the floor of the historic Williams Arena as KROX radio broadcasts, I believe, from the 58th straight State Boys Basketball tournament. Leo Blavin and I will have up to 10 games over four days. The broadcast schedule is below – Thursday – Ada-Borup vs Cromwell
The University of Minnesota Crookston football team officially announced the signing of 23 players to either National Letters of Intent or Institutional Letters of Intent. The Golden Eagles signed 21 student-athletes directly from high school, and two from junior college. The Golden Eagles signed their most decorated recruit in recent memory with the signing of
