Prospect Shedeur Sanders Picks NDSU
Two-Time FCS Champion Taps Sanders for Football Team
Sanders' Path to NDSU
Future football star Shedeur Sanders has committed to North Dakota State University (NDSU), the two-time Football Championship Series (FCS) champion.
His decision was made after a pass bounced off the foot of a defensive back during the All-American Bowl.
Sanders chose NDSU over other prominent schools, including Colorado and Florida.
Sanders' Accomplishments
Sanders is a highly touted quarterback who led his team to back-to-back state championships in Texas.
- He passed for 3,231 yards and 41 touchdowns during this senior season.
- He rushed for 686 yards and 12 touchdowns.
- He was named the Gatorade Player of the Year in Texas.
NDSU's Football Program
NDSU is known for having one of the top FCS football programs in the country.
- They have won nine FCS championships since 2011.
- The Bison have a 119-15 record over the last 10 seasons.
- They are known for their strong defense and physical style of play.
Sanders' Impact on NDSU
Sanders is expected to compete for the starting quarterback position at NDSU.
His athleticism and leadership abilities are expected to have a positive impact on the Bison.
NDSU coach Matt Entz is excited about the addition of Sanders to his team.
"Shedeur is a special player who has the potential to be a great quarterback," Entz said. "We are excited to have him join our program and believe he can help us continue to compete for championships."
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