SDSU Spring Game

[89rabbit]

The Jackrabbit spring game is tomorrow and you can listen live.

http://www.gojacks.com/

http://www3.sdstate.edu/ClassLibrary/Page/Images/Data/10367.jpg

Football Spring Game is Saturday


The Jackrabbit football team will host its annual Spring Game Saturday morning at Coughlin-Alumni Stadium.

Kickoff is set for 10 a.m. Gates will open at 9 a.m. with coffee and doughnuts being served. Fans will have the opportunity to sign up for season tickets and tailgating spaces, as well. . . . (read more)


The coffee and doughnuts crack me up. xlolx


Here is a link for the broadcast:

http://www3.sdstate.edu/Athletics/Broadcasts/Index.cfm

[89rabbit]

The spring game is on the air and like the past few years Head Coach Stig is in the both and helping with the broadcast.

[RabidRabbit]

The spring game is on the air and like the past few years Head Coach Stig is in the both and helping with the broadcast.

:bow: :bow: 89 Thanks for bring this to our attention!:bow: :bow:

Defense is playing well.

[89rabbit]

:bow: :bow: 89 Thanks for bring this to our attention!:bow: :bow:

Defense is playing well.


Always glad to help.

[89rabbit]

At the half.

SDSU Offense 11 - SDSU Defense 18


Scoring rules:

http://www3.sdstate.edu/Athletics/VarsitySports/Football/NewsDetail55217.cfm?Id=46,5093

[89rabbit]

Final Score (in a rain shortened game)

SDSU Offense 26 - SDSU Defense 20

No injuries! :hurray:

[89rabbit]

http://www3.sdstate.edu/Athletics/NewsDetail55273.cfm?Id=46,5106

04/29/2006

Offense Wins Spring Game 26-20

The defense built an 18-0 lead, then the offense scored 26 unanswered points to win South Dakota State’s spring football game 26-20 Saturday at Coughlin-Alumni Stadium.

The defense stopped the offense on five three-down-and-out series (two points each), recorded two tackles for losses (two points) and had a fumble recovery by redshirt freshman defensive tackle Steve Bazata, Howells, NE, (six points) to get its lead.

The offense scored on a 3-yard run by redshirt freshman quarterback Ryan Crawford, Oro Valley, AZ, and a 50-yard pass play from Ryan Berry, Watertown, to Micah Johnson, Prescott, AZ, added points for plays over 30 yards – a 32 yard pass to Chris Doblar, Brookings, and the 50-yard pass to Johnson, plus a 35-yard run by Anthony Watson, Worthington, MN. . . . (read more)

[RabidRabbit]

It was a good day to catch it on the airwaves, as it was rainy and getting dangerous for the players.

Sounds like they're going to be pretty tough defensively. And looking to get up to speed offensively.

[89rabbit]

From the Sioux Falls Argus Leader:



http://www.argusleader.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060430/SPORTS0202/604300344/1002/SPORTS

SDSU gets good look at quarterbacks

CHRIS SOLARI
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April 30, 2006


BROOKINGS - Perhaps the biggest fear of football coaches during spring practice is losing a player to an injury.

Knowing two of their top quarterbacks were already sitting out Saturday's spring game, it's understandable why a big hit on backup Ryan Berry sucked the air out of South Dakota State's coaches and fans.

But Berry, who started two games in 2005 for the oft-injured Andy Kardoes, used it as motivation to rally the offense to a 26-20 victory. . . . (read more)

[89rabbit]

From the Brookings Register:

http://www.brookingsregister.com/main.php?story_id=3031&page=25

The show must go on on

BY MIKE JOHNSON

The SDSU football team wrapped up its spring season Saturday with a spirited game at Coughlin-Alumni Stadium. Though a complex scoring system left the final score in question, head coach John Stiegelmeier said who won was secondary to getting a chance to see what his team could do in real game action, and making sure that no one was forced to the sidelines due to injury, which was a difficult task considering the conditions. . . . (read more)