North Dakota State Football Team Suffers Multiple Key Injuries Against UNLV
North Dakota State's football team, the Bison, experienced a string of key injuries during their game against UNLV in Las Vegas. Leading rusher DJ Scott sustained a possible shoulder injury, while starting safety Darius Givance and starting cornerback DJ Voltz…
Fargo Valley City, ND, October 11, 2026 — North Dakota State University’s football program, commonly known as the Bison, faced significant setbacks during a recent game against the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) in Las Vegas. The team sustained a series of key injuries to prominent players, impacting their roster during the contest.
Among the players affected was DJ Scott, the team’s leading rusher. Scott was reported to have suffered a possible shoulder injury during the game. The specifics of the injury’s severity or timeline for his return were not immediately available.
Additionally, two defensive starters were forced to leave the field due to injuries. Starting safety Darius Givance and starting cornerback DJ Voltz both exited the game with undisclosed injuries. The nature and extent of their injuries remain undetermined.
These injuries to critical players raise questions about the team’s depth and performance in upcoming games. The Bison’s ability to adapt and continue their season effectively will likely depend on the recovery of these key athletes and the performance of backup players. Further details regarding the players’ conditions are expected as the team progresses through its schedule.
Story summarized from the original created by Mike McFeely on www.inforum.com, see more information here.
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