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Regents deny racism was behind firing of SDSU equestrian coach
The South Dakota Board of Regents is denying an accusation that a former South Dakota State University coach was fired because of racism. In court papers filed Nov. 10, the board contends that former equestrian coach Kamerra Brown was terminated for just cause on Sept. 19, 2025. Brown was accused of falsifying what’s known as a Coggins form for an SDSU horse named Louie. The forms are used to issue medical certificates confirming that a horse does not have equine infectious anemia, an infectious virus also known as “swamp fever” that can be fatal.
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Pierre wins ninth state championship in 10 seasons
Vermillion, S.D. (KELO) — The Pierre Governors dynasty will continue on for another year as the 2026 team picked up the school’s ninth championship in the last ten seasons, this time winning the 11AA title, 45-21 over Watertown. This game was much different than the 14-13 defensive struggle between these two teams back in 2024 […]
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“Don’t Really Have a Lot To Give You”: Texas HC Without Answers Around Madison Booker’s Awkward Fall During Game vs South Dakota State
The Texas Longhorns cruised to a 93-63 win over the South Dakota State Jackrabbits, but the victory came with a worrying moment. Star player Madison Booker exited the game early with what appeared to be a back injury, leaving the team with concerns. Head coach Vic Schaefer has since provided an update on Booker’s condition, although he admitted he had “not much” to share. “Not much. I don’t really have a lot to give you right now,” Texas HC Vic Schaefer told reporters, according to On3’s Tyler Horka. “We’ll see how she responds and go from there. mean, you think about it. Madison Booker didn’t...
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Pierre prevails in 11AA championship
First things first: Coverage of the 2026 state championship football games is brought to you by Lloyd Properties. Find your new home today by calling 605-334-RENT. Simplified: Pierre prevailed over Watertown to clinch its ninth title in 10 years after a 45-21 win. During the regular season, Pierre rolled Watertown...
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Pierre completes perfect 12-0 season with 45-21 win over Watertown
VERMILLION - A ninth state Class 11AA championship in the last 10 years and the completion of a perfect 12-0 season didn't come as easy some might have expected for Pierre's football team. The top-seeded and top-rated Governors used a 227-yard, five-touchdown rushing performance from junior Porter Hunsley to defeat third-seeded and fourth-rated Watertown 45-21 on Friday night in the DakotaDome. A dominant season for Pierre included a 55-14 victory at Watertown in mid-September. The rematch nearly two months later wasn't nearly as one-sided and was certainly the most competitive matchup out of the six state championship games held on Thursday and Friday. "Our guys learned a lot about who they are this season and what they're capable of and in this game, they came out and showed it," Watertown head coach John Hodorff said. The upset bid didn't start well for Watertown (8-4) when Pierre recovered an onside kick to start the game. The Governors drove deep into Watertown territory on their first two possessions but were stalled by a combination of penalties and Watertown's defense. The two teams remained scoreless through the opening quarter before Hunsley kicked off his big night with a 30-yard TD run with 7:42