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Source: Minot Daily News

The Minot State Beavers football team face the end of their regular season as they head to Duluth, MN to face off against the University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs this Saturday, November 14. Heading into the final game of the regular season, the Beavers have earned a record of three wins seven losses on the season and three wins six losses in NSIC play. At this same point last season, the Beavers has the same 3-7 record, heading off to play the same University of Minnesota Duluth team. Historically, the Beavers have found a tough opponent in the Bulldogs. In their 13 times meeting since 2012, the Beavers have been unable to conquer the Duluth, going 0-13 in the past 13 years. Last season, the Beavers fell to the Bulldogs 7-33. This year, the Bulldogs are 7-3 on the season, 7-2 in NSIC play and ranked fourth in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference North Division, making them a tough opponent for the Beavers as they look to improve upon their final record last season.

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