College Football

The Seattle Seahawks were a great landing spot for Pierre, South Dakota native Grey Zabel in last month's NFL Draft.

The Las Vegas Raiders clearly were very impressed with North Dakota State Bison Quarterback Cam Miller in the pre-draft process.

Fans in the Hawkeye State should already be buckling up and strapping in for another exciting season on the gridiron this Fall.

The South Dakota Coyote football program will open the season with a marquee matchup on the road in Ames, Iowa against the Iowa State Cyclones.

All of the sudden, the Nebraska Cornhusker football program has a deep well of quarterback talent on the way.

There are years when a few area college athletes hear their names called on draft day, and others when many of the pro opportunities may come via undrafted free agency.

NFL opportunities come in many different forms, and thus far, four different South Dakota Coyote alumni have earned a shot in the league this offseason.

Some years provide more drama than others but becoming the top pick in the NFL Draft is quite the accomplishment.

Joe Cotton was one of many high-profile transfers out of the South Dakota Coyote football program in recent weeks.

It's been a tough offseason concerning the transfer portal, particularly lately for the South Dakota Coyote program. The Yotes continue to battle marquee departures to the transfer portal, and two more names are departing as of Tuesday.