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South Dakota State football earns 41-0 win over Southeastern Louisiana

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September 22, 2024

South Dakota State football earns 41-0 win over Southeastern Louisiana

South Dakota State football earned its third win of the season in a dominant 41-0 victory over Southeastern Louisiana on Saturday, thanks in large part to their defense and running game.

The Jackrabbits rushed for 341 yards against the Lions on Saturday night. Kirby Vorhees was the standout for SDSU, leading the team in rushing yards with 179 on only five attempts. That total was more than the entire Southeastern Louisiana team, and he also had three touchdown runs. The next best rusher was Amar Johnson who ran for 65 yards on 11 carries.

Defensively, South Dakota State didn’t allow a touchdown in the entire game. They held the Lions offense to only 92 passing yards and 94 rushing yards. Daeton Mcgaughy and Bryce Hawthorne each came up with solo sacks while Steven Arrell and Colby Huerter each forced interceptions. Huerter also led the Jackrabbits in solo tackles.

While SDSU played great defense and was able to run the ball pretty much whenever they wanted, they once again struggled in the passing game. Senior quarterback Mark Gronowski completed just seven of his 17 pass attempts for 65 yards. The reigning Walter Payton Award Winner also threw another interception Saturday.

South Dakota State will have a bye next week and then play its conference opener on Saturday, Oct. 5 at Northern Iowa.

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Missouri State football vs South Dakota State score: Live updates, highlights from Week 13 game

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November 23, 2024

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Missouri State football vs South Dakota State score: Live updates, highlights from Week 13 game

Missouri State football will play its final game as a member of the Missouri Valley Football Conference and as an FCS program when it hosts the two-time defending champion this weekend.

FCS No. 18 Missouri State (8-3, 6-1 MVFC) will host FCS No. 3 South Dakota State (9-2. 6-1 MVFC) on Saturday at 2 p.m. at Plaster Stadium. The game will be the Bears’ finale, as they are ineligible to qualify for the postseason because of NCAA rules regarding their move to the FBS.

South Dakota State continues to be a national championship contender with their lone FCS loss this season coming Oct. 19 in a 13-9 loss to FCS No. 1 North Dakota State. The Jackrabbits also lost on opening day in a 44-20 defeat at FBS Oklahoma State.

Missouri State has an outside chance at still winning a share of the MVFC. The Bears would have to beat SDSU while requiring North Dakota State to lose to FCS No. 4 South Dakota.

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South Dakota vs. North Dakota State channel, time, schedule, live stream to watch Saturday college football game | Sporting News

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16 hours ago

November 23, 2024

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South Dakota vs. North Dakota State channel, time, schedule, live stream to watch Saturday college football game | Sporting News

North Dakota State is almost at the finish line, looking to complete the season with just one blemish on its record.

The Bison lost the season-opener against Colorado but have since been perfect and are 10-1 heading into the final regular-season game. A Missouri Valley Football Conference title is in their sights.

South Dakota is also one of the top teams in the MVFC, posting an 8-2 record but just one conference loss. The Coyotes are looking to knock off the Bison and force a tie for first place in the conference.

South Dakota has the luxury of playing at home in the most important game of the regular season.

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South Dakota vs. North Dakota State start time

Date: Saturday, Nov. 23
Time: 2 p.m. ET

South Dakota vs. North Dakota State kicks off on Saturday, Nov. 23 at 2 p.m. ET in South Dakota.

South Dakota schedule

Date	Game	Time (ET)
Nov. 23	vs. North Dakota State	2 p.m.

North Dakota State schedule

Date	Game	Time (ET)
Nov. 23	at South Dakota	2 p.m.

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UMC Women’s Basketball uses big second quarter to beat South Dakota School of Mines | KROX

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1 day ago

November 23, 2024

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The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Women’s basketball team is taking on the South Dakota School of Mines in Rapid City, South Dakota this evening.

FIRST QUARTER –
UMC jumped out to a 4-0 lead with baskets from Willow Thiel (Fresh. Perham) and Nicole Hernandez (Sr. Oak Creek, WI). After a Mines basket, UMC responded with five more points with an Emma Miller (Jr. Albertville), another Thiel basket, and two free throws from Riley Jenkins (Soph. Galesburg, IL) for a 9-2 lead to start the game. Mines made another basket before Miller made a basket, and Thiel added two free throws for a 13-4 lead with 5:38 left in the opening quarter. Mines made a three-pointer before Thiel connected on a pair of free throws, and Miller made a layup for a 17-7 lead. Mines finally got the offense going and went on a 7-2 run to get within a 19-14 deficit with one minute remaining. UMC’s Miller made a basket before Mines finished the quarter with a three-pointer, and the Golden Eagles took a 21-17 lead into the second quarter.

SECOND QUARTER –
UMC dominated the second quarter as Hope Dudycha (Soph. Austin) got things going with a three-pointer, and Jenkins added a free throw. After a Mines basket, it turned into the Jenkins and Thiel show as the two went on an 11-0 run on their own for a 36-19 lead with 18 seconds left in the half. That is right. UMC held Mines to only two points over nine-plus minutes of the quarter. Mines made a three-pointer with four seconds left in the half, and UMC took a 36-22 lead into halftime. Mines only made two of 15 shots from the field in the second quarter and were 9 of 33 in the first half.

THIRD QUARTER –
Mines started the second half on a 7-2 run before Dudycha and Miller made baskets for a 42-39 lead. After Mines got within a 12-point deficit, UMC’s Jenkins made a three-pointer, and Dudycha scored six points for a 51-32 lead with less than four minutes left in the quarter. Mines chipped away at the deficit and got within a 54-41 score before UMC’s Miller ended the quarter with a three-pointer for a 57-41 lead going into the final quarter.

FOURTH QUARTER –
UMC led 60-45 when Dudycha made a basket, and Jenkins converted a three-point play for a 65-45 lead with 6:27 left in the game. Mines made a basket before Hernandez and Thiel scored two points apiece for a 69-47 lead. The teams played even the rest of the way and the Golden Eagles won 74-55.

UMC improves to 2-4 on the year and will travel to Minot State on Tuesday to start Northern Sun Conference play. Mines drops to 0-5 on the year.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Final
UM-Crookston	21	15	21	17	74
South Dakota Mines	17	5	19	14	55

For UMC	Points	Rebounds	Assists/Steals
Emma Miller	19	10	3 assists/1 steal
Riley Jenkins	16	7	4 assists/1 block
Hope Dudycha	16	3	2 steals/1 assist
Willow Thiel	16	9	1 assist
Nicole Hernandez	5	8	1 block/1 assist
Emme Munch	2

Tags: Brynlea Mahlen, Emma Miller, Hope Dudycha, Kloe Wadd, Natalie Mikrot, Nicole Hernandez, Rayna Klejeski, Riley Jenkins, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Hardrockers, sports, Taryn Frazier, University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles Women’s Basketball, Willow Thiel

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