SDSU Jackrabbits

He's putting his heart on the line, but this time love could be hiding in paradise

The South Dakota State Jackrabbits continue to ascend into the national spotlight after another dominant campaign a year ago.

South Dakota has an expansive, intriguing, and impactful sports history, and the South Dakota Sports Hall of Fame continues to honor it.

A lot can change as a result of coaching changes in any level of college athletics. We have seen a few in our neck of the woods this offseason, with new coaches at South Dakota State, Minnesota, Iowa, Drake, and others.

There have been a total of two transfers out of the South Dakota State Jackrabbit Women's basketball program this offseason thus far, and both have quickly found new homes.

Dallas Goedert and the Philadelphia Eagles are coming off of the franchise's second ever Championship season, but the pairing might not be together for too much longer.

William Kyle III was once again one of the bigger names in the transfer portal for the second consecutive offseason following a year with the UCLA Bruins.

NFL hopefuls from our neck of the woods will aim to put their best on display on Wednesday, as both USD and SDSU will be hosting Pro Day workouts for NFL scouts and front office personnel.

The 10th-seeded South Dakota State Jackrabbits faced off with 2-seed UConn in the second round of the Women's NCAA Tournament on Monday Night.

The Omaha Mavericks won the Summit League regular season title this year, and went on to take down St. Thomas in the Championship game of the tournament as well.