South Dakota
FULL HIGHLIGHTS: No. 3 Montana powers past South Dakota
MISSOULA — Protection led the best way as soon as once more for the No. 3 Montana Grizzlies as UM topped South Dakota 24-7 on Saturday afternoon at Washington-Grizzly Stadium.
Montana held the South Dakota offense to simply 209 yards whole within the sport and used 5 sacks to repeatedly pin the Coyotes deep in their very own territory. Patrick O’Connell led the best way with 11 whole tackles, two for loss, and 1.5 sacks. Marcus Welnel, Tyler Flink and Braxton Hill all obtained in on sacks as did Henry Nuce who had half a sack.
The Grizzlies held South Dakota to simply 3 for 15 on third down. The Coyotes by no means give up, nevertheless, and broke by way of and scored the primary factors in opposition to Montana this season when Travis Theis scored on a 25-yard landing run with 6:27 left within the sport.
USD was unable to mount a full comeback regardless of hanging within the sport, and Hill’s sack pressured a security with 51 seconds left within the contest to successfully seal the sport for the Griz.
UM quarterback Lucas Johnson accounted for 3 touchdowns, working for the sport’s first two scores earlier than discovering Junior Bergen on a 12-yard landing connection within the third quarter. Johnson completed the sport 22 for 28 for 180 yards and likewise rushed for 75 yards within the sport. Bergen led the best way in receiving with six catches for 35 yards and the rating whereas Cole Grossman added a pair of catches for 64 yards.
The Grizzlies improved to 2-0 with the win whereas the Coyotes dropped to 0-2.
For full highlights from Saturday’s sport, try the video above.
South Dakota
Judge dismisses a lawsuit over South Dakota abortion-rights measure that voters rejected
A South Dakota judge dismissed a lawsuit that an anti-abortion group filed in June targeting an abortion rights measure that voters rejected this month.
In an order dated Friday, Circuit Court Judge John Pekas granted Life Defense Fund’s motion to dismiss its lawsuit against Dakotans for Health, the measure group.
In a statement, Life Defense Fund co-chair Leslee Unruh said: “The people have decided, and South Dakotans overwhelmingly rejected this constitutional abortion measure. We have won in the court of public opinion, and South Dakotans clearly saw the abortion lobby’s deception.”
Dakotans for Health co-founder Rick Weiland said he had expected the lawsuit to be dismissed.
“The Life Defense Fund’s accusations were part of a broader, failed effort to keep Amendment G off the ballot and silence the voices of South Dakota voters,” Weiland said in a statement. “But make no mistake — this dismissal is just one battle in a much larger war over the future of direct democracy in South Dakota.”
Life Defense Fund’s lawsuit had challenged petitions that got the measure on the ballot, saying they contained invalid signatures and circulators committed fraud and various wrongdoing. The anti-abortion group sought to invalidate the ballot initiative and bar the measure group and its workers from doing ballot-measure work for four years.
The judge initially dismissed the lawsuit in July, but the state Supreme Court sent it back to him in August. In September, an apparent misunderstanding between attorneys and the court regarding scheduling of the trial pushed the case back until after the election.
Even before the measure made the ballot in May, South Dakota’s Republican-led Legislature cemented its formal opposition and passed a law allowing people to withdraw their petition signatures.
A South Dakota law that took effect after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022 outlaws abortion and makes it a felony to perform one except to save the life of the mother.
South Dakota was one of three states where abortion rights measures failed this month. The others were Florida and Nebraska. Voters in six other states passed such measures.
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Dura reported from Bismarck, North Dakota.
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) – SAM Nutrition is taking a swing at hunger and presented a $25,000 donation to Feeding South Dakota on Monday.
The generous contribution comes from SAM Nutrition’s Birdie or Better Campaign, which is a six-month initiative designed to raise funds through every birdie, eagle or albatross made by sponsored golfer Sam Bennett.
Around 400 birdies were recorded during this stretch.
“Yeah, it’s cool. SAM Nutrition has been a good sponsor for me, treating me well and supporting me on and off the course. And it’s just nice, you know, giving back to a charity when I am on the course making a birdie or eagle, being able to help out and feed families in South Dakota,” said Bennett.
Feeding South Dakota adds that this campaign is more than a charity; it’s a commitment to helping communities by promoting both nutrition and wellness.
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