North Dakota State Lineman Griffin Empey Questionable for UNLV Game
North Dakota State's experienced offensive lineman, Griffin Empey, is listed as questionable for the Bison's game against UNLV.

Fargo Valley City, ND, October 8, 2026 — North Dakota State University (NDSU) faces uncertainty regarding a key member of its offensive line as the Bison prepare to play against the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV). Griffin Empey, an experienced offensive lineman for the NDSU Bison, has been listed as questionable for the upcoming matchup.
The status of Empey, a significant contributor to the team’s offensive front, was made public as the Bison finalize their preparations for the game. His availability will likely impact the team’s offensive strategy and protection schemes.
An offensive lineman listed as questionable typically means a player has sustained an injury or is dealing with an undisclosed issue that could prevent them from playing. The designation allows coaches flexibility in their game-day roster decisions while not definitively ruling out the player.
The specific nature of Empey’s injury or the reason for his questionable status was not provided. The duration of his potential absence and its impact on the team’s performance against UNLV remain to be seen. Further updates on player status are generally expected closer to game time or will be announced by the team’s coaching staff.
The game against UNLV is a notable fixture for the North Dakota State football program. The status of key players like Empey is often a critical factor in collegiate football outcomes. The team’s performance will depend on how effectively they can adapt to potential personnel changes on the offensive line.
The conference affiliation and specific details of the UNLV team were not provided in the summary. The exact date and location of the game were also not specified. The focus remains on the immediate concern for North Dakota State’s offensive line depth with Empey’s status in question.
Story summarized from the original created by Jeff Kolpack on www.inforum.com, see more information here.
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