North Dakota State vs. Montana State: How to watch FCS Championship, TV channel, streaming, start time & stats

The 15-0 Montana State Bobcats are looking to complete an undefeated season when they take on the North Dakota State Bison (13-2) in the FCS Championship.

The Bison are the most successful program in FCS history with a total of nine championships. The most recent was in 2021, as their rival South Dakota State won it in both 2022 and 2023.

Montana State is looking for its first FCS Championship in program history. The Bobcats made the title game in 2021 but lost to this year's opponents, North Dakota State, in a 38-10 blowout.

Here, we have all you need to know for the FCS Championship between North Dakota State and Montana State.

How to watch North Dakota State vs. Montana State, TV channel and streaming

North Dakota State vs. Montana State will be broadcast on ESPN, which can be viewed through cable TV or streamed via live TV streaming apps such as YouTubeTV or FuboTV.

Streaming will also be available on ESPN+.

North Dakota State vs. Montana State start time, date and venue

North Dakota State vs. Montana State will kick off at 7 PM ET/6 PM CT/5 PM MT on Monday, January 6 from Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas.

North Dakota State vs. Montana State stats

• North Dakota State Bison QB Cam Miller has completed 72.6 percent of his passes for 3,052 yards and a 31-4 TD-INT ratio, and he has rushed 127 times for 510 yards and 10 TDs.
• Montana State Bobcats QB Tommy Mellott has completed 69.0 percent of his passes for 2,588 yards and a 29-2 TD-INT ratio, and he has rushed 109 times for 915 yards and 14 TDs.
• Bison RB Charmar Brown has had 227 carries for 1,104 yards and 14 TDs.
• Bobcats RBs Scottre Humphrey and Adam Jones have combined for 2,474 yards and 29 TDs on 361 carries.
• North Dakota State WR Bryce Lance has caught 66 passes for 946 yards and a team-high 16 TDs.
• Montana State DE Kenneth Eiden IV leads the team with eight sacks.
• Bison LB Logan Kopp leads the team with 67 total tackles, six passes defended, three interceptions and one pick six.
• Bobcats defensive backs Andrew Powdrell and Simeon Woodard are tied for the team lead with seven passes defended each.

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