Mike McFeely is a columnist for The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead. With a focus on sports, government, and regional interest, he covers a range of topics including competitive sports, elections, and public policy. Mike's work has been featured in various publications, including The Dickinson Press, Duluth News Tribune, and Prairie Business magazine.
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Mike McFeely's work reflects a strong focus on college football, particularly the North Dakota State University (NDSU) Bison football team and their involvement in the FCS playoffs. His coverage heavily emphasizes event analysis with some announcement-based content.
If reaching out to Mike, consider providing insights into NDSU Bison football games or events related to college football, especially those involving local teams or players from Fargo or North Dakota. Additionally, pitches that offer unique perspectives on upcoming games or in-depth sports analysis may resonate well with him.
Given his geographic focus on North Dakota and Fargo, localized angles and stories related to these areas could also be of interest to him.
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A full and loud Fargodome ushers in FBS era for NDSU and its fans
Holy Cross transfer had two big runs in second half against Jax State, finishing game with 60 yards on eight carries.
Social media gobbling up NDSU's move to higher level and season-opening victory over Jacksonville State
By: Mike McFeely
Rivalry game takes on added importance after both teams lose Week 0 openers
Rookie from Minnesota State Moorhead has backers who believe he'd be the best option for a quarterback-poor team.
Polling shows data centers increasingly unpopular, but ND Republicans and pundits don't want to hear it.
Defense, quarterback Nathan Hayes shine for second straight week
By: Mike McFeely
NDSU's first Mountain West opponent is Air Force and the game is likely to be a banger.
Late kickoff, playing at high elevation, facing option offense all out of the ordinary for Mountain West rookie NDSU
Wolf Pack plays Montana State in game in which FCS defending champ is favored.
