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.
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Fargodome fans boo early, but NDSU does more than enough in 31-17 win over Nevada
Nation's top two scoring defenses square off in game with Mountain West, CFP implications
By: Mike McFeely
Former South Dakota State assistant, now the head coach at New Mexico, used to jab Bison and their fans.
After years of subpar play, Lobos fans excited with success of team, head coach Jason Eck
Trump again gives bailout to farmers, this time $8 billion and again because of his failed policies. The rest of us get to pay for it, again.
Bison struggle to mount any offense as Lobos dominate key Mountain West game
After quick 5-0 start, NDSU left looking for answers after tough loss to New Mexico
Two tough losses in three weeks, a slew of injuries and a struggling offense have the Bison going through some rare turbulent air.
By: Mike McFeely
North Dakota lawmakers could use some forward-thinking when it comes to Bison's stadium predicament
After slow start, Wyoming wins three straight and finds itself in second place in conference
