SIOUX FALLS, S.D. North Dakota State's women's basketball team began its season in Sioux Falls at The Pentagon in early November facing nationally-ranked Creighton.
The Bison are hoping their season doesn't end in Sioux Falls this afternoon as they face another nationally-ranked squad, defending league champion, South Dakota State.
The Jackrabbits enter on a 20-game win streak and a 21-game win streak against the Bison. SDSU hasn't lost a game to NDSU since January 4, 2015 at Scheels Arena.
The Bison have just two wins against SDSU since the move to Division I, 2011 in Brookings and that 2015 victory.
The Jacks gaudy records also include three unbeaten Summit League regular seasons in the last four years.
NDSU head coach Jory Collins seemed unfazed when asked about another round with SDSU during his team's shootaround Tuesday morning.
"We played in some tough environments. And you know, at their place last Saturday was the same; 3700 people and a lot of blue in there. It's going to be the same in here today.
Hopefully, the more times we do that the less impact that has on us and how we handle the environment. And we're focused on our job and each other and playing together.
We know what it is here and that's fine. We'll come out and do it together." Collins said.
SDSU is playing in its 13th Summit League title game, and going for an 11th Summit title.
The Jacks have played in the NCAA Tournament eleven times, including a trip to the 2019 Elite Eight.
The game tips at 3:30 p.m. on the CBS Sports Network.
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