Beginning in 2011 with the Bison's first FCS title, North Dakota State remains amid the most dominant stretch in College Football history. The 2024 Bison were underdogs in the FCS title game to undefeated Montana State, but quarterback Cam Miller carried the Bison to victory.

North Dakota State captured its 10th FCS national football championship Monday night, as Solon (Iowa) native Cam Miller led the way. The Bison topped No. 1 seed Montana State, 35-32, as Miller accounted for 320 yards of total offense and four touchdowns.

Despite a heavy dose of turnover throughout their entire coaching staff and the emergence of Montana State and South Dakota State as serious competitors, the Bison are still the class of the FCS. This is their 10th national title since 2011. Since the FCS was created in 1978, no other school has won more than six.