Jeff Kolpack is a freelance journalist at inforum. He covers a range of topics primarily focused on sports, including NDSU football, competitive sports, and sports business, while also exploring cultural and societal themes. His work has been featured in Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa, The Daily Republic, and several other publications, highlighting his expertise in regional sports and professional athletics.
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Jeff Kolpack's coverage revolves around local sports, particularly college football and North Dakota State University (NDSU). He focuses on event coverage, particularly coaching changes and the performance of NDSU teams in various competitions. If reaching out to Jeff, consider offering insights into relevant events or providing exclusive access to players or coaches for interviews related to NDSU football and FCS playoffs. Additionally, pitches about unique human interest stories related to these topics could be well-received by Jeff.
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North Dakota State will be without LB Weerts, CB Duffie for FCS title game.
Three key figures in Bison football history have direct family ties to FCS title game.
Investment in football obvious with both North Dakota State and Montana State.
By: Jeff Kolpack
North Dakota State put the ball in its quarterbacks hands, won a national title Frisco, Texas Cam Miller can say it now, even if he won't.
When Tim Polasek was named head coach, first job was to retain players.
Bison head coach decided against going for fourth down and short in his own territory at key point of game.
Sixth-year senior offensive guard played through concerning knee injury. FARGO — There was the Bozeman Block.
North Dakota State senior has seen monumental changes in his five years of basketball.
North Dakota State avoided defections after national championship win over Montana State.
North Dakota State went the toughness route in taking down Kansas City.
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