In the wide-open, wild western state of North Dakota, where the buffalo roam and the prairies roll, there lies a team of unstoppable football warriors. These aren't your average, everyday kids, oh no. These are the North Dakota Nibblers, a bunch of rough and tumble youngsters who live and breathe the glorious game of football. The leader of the pack is a ten-year-old dynamo named Dakota Dan. He's as tough as a grizzly bear but has the heart of a prairie dog. His hair is as golden as the wheat fields in the summer, and his eyes are as blue as the endless sky. But don't let his good looks fool you. When this boy gets a football in his hands, he turns into a tornado, twisting and turning, leaving opponents in a whirlwind of dust. Next, we have Prairie Pete, a wiry lad with a laugh as loud as a coyote's howl. When he's not catching touchdown passes, he's cracking jokes, keeping the team's spirits high even when the game's on the line. Then there's Buffalo Billie, a girl so strong, she can tackle a buffalo and win. Her laughter sounds like buffalo's bellows, and her spirit is as fierce as their charge. She is proof that in North Dakota, girls can play football too, and they're darn good at it! Together, along with their band of plucky teammates, the North Dakota Nibblers are a force to reckon with, tearing up the football fields and the joke books under the big, blue North Dakota sky. They might be from a small state, but their dreams are as big as the West. Remember, in North Dakota, the footballs fly just a little bit higher.