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93 Jackrabbit Football '93 . ackrabbitFootball SouthDakota �,� StateUniversity WHO, WHAT & WHERE OF SDSU FOOTBALL SCHOOL - South Dakota State University PRESIDENT - Dr. Robert T. Wagner LOC ATION - Brookings, SD 57007 FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE - Dr. Mylo Hellickson ENROLLMENT - 8,550 ATHLET IC DIREC TOR - Dr. Fred F. Oien (SDSU, 1972) NICKNAME - Jackrabbits NATIONAL AFFILlATION - NCAA Division II COLORS - Yellow and Blue SPORTS INFORMATION DIREC TOR - Ron Lenz CONFERENCE- NorthCentral Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, more commonly known as the North Central Conference or NCC. South Dakota State University is a charter member of the league, formed in 1921 . Current league members are: Augustana College Sioux Falls, SD Mankato State University Mankato, MN Morningside College Sioux City, IA North Dakota State University Fargo, ND University of Nebraska-Omaha Omaha, NE University of North Dakota Grand Forks, ND University of Northern Colorado Greeley, CO University of South Dakota Vermillion, SD St. Cloud State University St. Cloud, MN South Dakota State University Brookings, SD STADIUM - Coughlin-Alumni Stadium, opened 1962, capacity 16,000 ... largest crowd ever to see a football game in South Dakota attended the 1985 Hobo Day game at CAS when the turnstiles clicked to the tune of 16,193 as the Jackrabbits hosted the University of South Dakota. HE AD CO ACH- Mike Daly (Augustana, 1971).third season ASSISTANT CO ACHES: Trent Baalke, (Bemidji State, 1987) defensive line, strength and conditioning Carl Larson, (St. Cloud State, 1980) offensive line, recruiting coordinator Jay Schoenebeck, (Gustavus Adolphus, 1980) offensive backs and receivers, special teams coordinator John Stiegelmeier, (SDSU, 1979) defensive coordinator Greg Etter (Mankato State, 1987) secondary 1992 RECORD - Won 6, Lost 4 1992 _NCC RECORD-Won 5, Lost 4 (5th} LETTERMENLOST - 14 Tim Burns, TE Brad Jackson, OL Greg Springman, TE Erin Elder, OL Mike Boetel, WR Chad Masters, K-LS Jeff Goble, DL Travis Vanderstouwe, ILB Chad Cravens, ILB **** Doug Miller, OLB Monte Roe, LB Dan Hoke, DL Dave Peterson, CB Eric Luster, DB LETTERMENRETURNING - 40 * Jason Aune, OLB Jake Hines, TE Danny Nelson, RB * Mark Struck, DB * Mike Barber, DB Mike Jaunich, DB * Joel Nelson, TE * Paul Swartos, OL * Matt Beier, WR Kevin Jones, OL ** Terry Nelson, WR *** Jeff Thue, DL * Jay Bohlinger, OL * Mike Kesler, LB Karl Paepke, ILB Adam Timmerman, OL Collin Breyfogle, OL Paul Klinger, RB * Brook Parent, QB * Mark Van Meeteren, DL * Tim Fogarty, LB * Greg Kvistad, OL * Brian Peterson, DB Adam Vinatieri, K-P Blake Gearhart, DL * Rusty Lanners, WR Casey Rasmussen, DB * Brad Wendland, DB * Jim Hafar, LB *** Todd McDonald, QB * Carl Reinhardt, DL * Larry Harmon, LB * Travis Mercer, RB *** Jim Remme, DL Jason Hein, DB * John Morse, OL ** Brent Rohlfs, DB Dean Herrboldt, WR *** Mike Myers, WR * Mark Schramm, DE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR FOOTBALL - ASSISTANTS Jay Schoenebeck, offensive MARKETING AND EQUIPMENT MANAGER Dr. FredOien Trent- Baalke, defensive line backs PROMOTIONS Tim DeWitt Office: 688-5625 Office: 688-6223 Office: 688-5531 V.J. Smith Office:688-5722 Home: 697-7662 Home: 692-6204 Home: 697-6514 Office: 688-6294 Home: 692-8647 Home: 692-9678 ATHLETIC TRAINER . Greg Etter, secondary John Stiegelmeier - defensive MAINTENANCE OFFICE Dr. James Booher Office: 688-6337 coordinator ASSISTANT Bill Lindsey Office: 688-5824 Home: 697-7828 Office: 688-5525 PROMOTIONS/rlCKET Office: 688-6216 Home: 692-4814 Home: 693-3654 GregChri sty Home: 692-4675 Carl Larson, offensive line Office: 688- 6510 SPORTS INFORMATION FOOTBALL-HEAD COACH Office: 688-6525 BUSINESS MANAGER Home: 697- 7664 Mike Daly Home: 697-6771 Jay Parker Ron Lenz Office: 688-6287 Office: 688-5287 Office: 688-4623 Home: 692-9878 Home: 692-6440 Home: 692-7787 The 1993 SouthDakota State University press guide was written, editedan d published by the Jackrabbit SportsInform ation Serviceand printedby the SDSU Printing Labfor distribution to media members covering SDSU and the No.rthCentral Conference. Eight hundred copies were printedat the cost of $4.53 per copy. Cover photos are by Kevin Schmidtfrom the SDSU Instructional MediaCenter. Thank you for your interest in SDSU football. 1993 JACKRABB·IT SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER 4 University of Montana Missoula, MT 1 :30 p.m. MDT (SERIES: Fourth game - Montana won last meeting 41-16 in 1988 - MSU leads the series 3-0) 11 SOUTHWEST STATE UNIVERSllY BROOKINGS 1 :00 P.M. (SERIES: Fourth game - SOSU won the last meeting 14-12 in 1989 - SOSU leads the series 3-0) · 18 ST CLOUD STATE UNIVERSllY BROOKINGS 1 :00 P.M. (SERIES: 23rd game - SOSU won last year 14-6 at St. Cloud - SOSU leads the series 17 -5) 25 University of Northern Colorado Greeley, CO 1 :00 P.M. MDT (SERIES: 22nd game- SOSU won last year 24-20 in Greeley - SOSU leads series 12-9) OCTOBER 2 Morningside College Sioux City, IA 1 :00 p.m. (SERIES: 68th game- Morningside won the last season 6-2 in Sioux City - SDSU leads the series 47-16-4) 9 NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY BROOKINGS 1 :00 P.M. BEEF BOWL (SERIES: 80th game - NOSU won last year 4 7 -10 in Fargo - NOSU leads the series 41-33-5) 16 UNIVERSllY OF NEBRASKA-OMAHA BROOKINGS 1 :00 p.m. (SERIES: 25th game - SOSU won last year 21-0 in Brookings - SOSU leads the series 17-6-1) 23_ University of South Dakota Vermillion, SD 1 :30 p.m. (SERIES: 95th game - SOSU won twice last year, 13-0 and 31-21 - USO leads the series 47 -40-7) 30 AUGUSTANA COLLEGE BROOKINGS 1 :00 p.m. HOBO DAY (SERIES: 48th game -Augustana won last year 20-14 at Brookings - SOSU leads the series 32-13-2) NOVEMBER 6 Mankato State University Mankato, MN 1 :00 p.m. (SERIES: 24th game - SOSU won last year 34-30 - MSU leads the series 15-8) 13 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA BROOKINGS 1 :00 P.M. (SERIES: 73rd game - UNO won last year 14-3 - UNO leads series 36-31- SDSU last won in 1989, 23-13) 1992 South Dakota State University 1992 NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL STANDINGS Football Scores Team (Overall Record) W-L-T 13 South Dakota ......................................0 North Dakota State University (10-2) ........................8-1-0 3 North Dakota .....................................14 University of North Dakota (6-4-1) ............................ 6-2-1 10 at North Dakota State ........................47 Augustana College (8-3) ........................................... 6-3-0 21 Nebraska-Omaha ................................O St. Cloud State Univer�ity (7-4) ................................ 6-3-0 31 at South Dakota ................................21 South Dakota State University (6-4) ..........................5-4-0 2 at Morningside ....................................6 , Morningside College (5-5-1) .................................... .4-4-l 14 Augustana .........................................20 University of Northern Colorado (6-5) .......................4-5-0 14 at St. Cloud State ................................ 6 Mankato State University (6-5) ................................ .4-5-0 34 Mankato State ...................................30 University of South Dakota (2-9) ............................... 1-8-0 24 at Northern Colorado .................... .....20 University of Nebraska-Omaha (2-9) .........................0-9-0 SDSU Is STATE'S LARGEST UNIVERSITY ■STRATEr�, UN IVERS IT Y When a university has extension programs. something very special to offer, Today, our university has grown people sense it. South Dakota State both in size and scope. We are University is one of those South Dakota's largest university · universities. We don ·t pretend to be and will top 9,000 students this fall. something we're not. Instead, we Last year's enrollment of 8,550 was take great pride in what we are - a an all-time record. mid-sized university with some very The problems we solve reach far big qualities. beyond the borders of our state. SDSU is enormous when you Diversity has always been a look at the number of programs trademark of an SDSU education. offered, its research and work Our students choose from over experiences, and the clubs students 2,500 courses offered each year. can get involved in. It's large when This large selection of courses you consider the resources here offers students many opportunities that will make better prepared to learn and grow that they would graduates looking for their first job. not find at many other colleges. Resources like the CAP Center will Offering a large number of help with career counseling and programs, though, has little placement services. importance unless the academic sosu is small when you look at standards remain high. That's why its friendly, open campus and South Dakota State continually discussion-style classes. It's small works to provide quality programs when you see the kind of social for its students. These efforts result interaction here that's only possible in the University remaining on a tightly-knit campus. There are accredited by the North Central no social ladders to climb here. Association of Colleges and Schools South Dakota State was - th� largest accrediting agency in founded as the state's only land­ the nation. presenting papers at national grant institution in 1881. It is the South Dakota State's faculty is conferences are the reasons many very essence of what our university well known for its excellence in SDSU professors are nationally is all about. A land-grant institution teaching. Of the 475 full-time known in their fields. is directed to educate the people of faculty members, 70 per cent hold They are committed to its state and to solve its problems doctorate degrees. Conducting intellectual inquiry and have through academics, research and research, writing books and experience both in and out of the classroom. We have faculty exchange agreements with universities in the People's Republic of China, Russia, Great Britain, Mexico and South. Korea. These exchanges allow faculty to gain international experience and incorporate that knowledge into their classrooms at SDSU. Personal attention is not the exception here, it's the norm. A physics professor was instrumental in organizing a group to help raise funds for a graduate student who had a bone marrow transplant.
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