Post by yanktonyote on Oct 11, 2017 11:25:11 GMT -6
Dear Coyote Football Alumni,
What an environment in the Dome on Saturday, as a capacity crowd of over 10,000 fans witnessed your Coyotes beat the Youngstown State Penguins 31-28 on a last second field goal by kicker Ryan Weese. Our offense was again led by quarterback Chris Streveler, who threw for 360 yards and 3 touchdowns. Junior WR Shamar Jackson led the receiving group with 11 receptions for over 220 yards and a touchdown. Our defense played well against a physical Youngstown offense making several important 3rd down stops and forcing the Penguins to punt from deep in their own territory with 1:30 left in the fourth quarter. A completion from Streveler to Brandt Van Roekel to inside the Youngstown 15 yard line set up set the winning field goal.
Our kicking game made some big plays as well including stopping a Youngstown fake punt early in the fourth quarter.
The win brings us to 2-0 in the Missouri Valley conference and 5-0 overall as we enter the second half of the season. Next week’s game at home with Indiana State will be extremely important game as we look to position ourselves for the second half of the conference schedule.
I hope we can get another great crowd out for this important football game, as the energy in the Dome last Saturday was a big factor in our win.
Congratulations to football alumnus and former assistant coach Wes Beschorner, who will be inducted into the USD Athletic Hall of Fame this Saturday along with Sam Pribyl, Tom Green, Julia Schlekeway, Heather Olson, Dave Boots, and Ken and JoAnne Beringer.
Thanks again and Fight South Dakota,
Bob Nielson
Bob Nielson
Head Football Coach
University of South Dakota
(605) 658-5558
What an environment in the Dome on Saturday, as a capacity crowd of over 10,000 fans witnessed your Coyotes beat the Youngstown State Penguins 31-28 on a last second field goal by kicker Ryan Weese. Our offense was again led by quarterback Chris Streveler, who threw for 360 yards and 3 touchdowns. Junior WR Shamar Jackson led the receiving group with 11 receptions for over 220 yards and a touchdown. Our defense played well against a physical Youngstown offense making several important 3rd down stops and forcing the Penguins to punt from deep in their own territory with 1:30 left in the fourth quarter. A completion from Streveler to Brandt Van Roekel to inside the Youngstown 15 yard line set up set the winning field goal.
Our kicking game made some big plays as well including stopping a Youngstown fake punt early in the fourth quarter.
The win brings us to 2-0 in the Missouri Valley conference and 5-0 overall as we enter the second half of the season. Next week’s game at home with Indiana State will be extremely important game as we look to position ourselves for the second half of the conference schedule.
I hope we can get another great crowd out for this important football game, as the energy in the Dome last Saturday was a big factor in our win.
Congratulations to football alumnus and former assistant coach Wes Beschorner, who will be inducted into the USD Athletic Hall of Fame this Saturday along with Sam Pribyl, Tom Green, Julia Schlekeway, Heather Olson, Dave Boots, and Ken and JoAnne Beringer.
Thanks again and Fight South Dakota,
Bob Nielson
Bob Nielson
Head Football Coach
University of South Dakota
(605) 658-5558