TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9:
Volleyball:   South Dakota State @ Northern Iowa, 6:00pm
    Pierre @ Brookings
    Sioux Falls Roosevelt @ Sioux Falls Lincoln
    Watertown @ Marshall, MN
    Brandon Valley @ Yankton
    Sisseton @ Tiospa Zina
    Flandreau vs. Clark/Willow Lake @ Willow Lake
    Deubrook vs. Florence/Henry @ Henry
    Redfield/Doland @ Warner
    Deuel @ Summit
    Hamlin @ DeSmet
    Madison @ Sioux Valley
    Flandreau Indian School @ Marty
    Colman-Egan @ Baltic
    Dell Rapids @ Harrisburg
    Garretson @ Mc Cook Central/Montrose
    Tri-Valley @ Sioux Falls Christian
    Great Plains Lutheran @ Waverly-South Shore
    Chester @ West Central
    Howard @ Iroquois

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10:
No Events Scheduled

MONDAY VB SCORES…
Clark/Willow Lake def. Lake Preston,     25-9, 25-19, 25-14
Colman-Egan def. Bridgewater-Emery,     25-22, 27-25, 20-25, 25-18
Hitchcock-Tulare def. Iroquois,      25-16, 26-28, 25-21, 25-15
Madison def. Garretson,      25-16, 25-15, 25-5
McCook Central/Montrose def. Canistota,    25-17, 25-11, 25-14

FB POLL…The weekly South Dakota Sportswriters Association football poll:
Class 11AA
1. SF Washington (9) 7-0 45 1
2. Brandon Valley 7-0 36 2
3. SF Roosevelt 6-1 27 3
4. SF Lincoln 5-2 18 4
5. SF O'Gorman 4-3 5 NR
Also receiving votes: Yankton 5-2, Pierre 5-2.

Class 11A
1. Dell Rapids (9) 5-1 45 2
2. Harrisburg 6-1 34 3
3. Dakota Valley 5-1 29 1
4. Tea Area 4-2 13 4
5. West Central 4-3 7 5
Also receiving votes: Hot Springs 5-2, Spearfish 4-3.

Class 11B
1. Flandreau (9) 6-0 45 1
2. Winner 7-0 33 2
3. Tri-Valley 5-1 30 3
4. Aberdeen Roncalli 7-0 17 4
5. Wagner 5-1 8 5
Also receiving votes: Webster Area 5-1, Deuel 4-2.

Class 9AA
1. Kimball-White Lake (9) 7-0 45 3
T2. Bridgewater-EmeryTEthan 4-2 31 1
T2. Deubrook Area 6-0 31 2
4. Leola-Frederick 6-0 17 4
5. Howard 4-2 6 5
Also receving votes: Gregory 5-1, Clark-Willow Lake 5-1, Potter County 5-1.

Class 9A
1. Canistota (9) 6-0 45 1
2. Warner 6-0 34 3
3. Arlington 6-0 25 T4
4. Herreid-Selby Area 6-0 16 T4
5. Hamlin 6-0 8 RV
Also receiving votes: Irene-Wakonda 6-1, Faith 6-0.

Class 9B
1. Harding County (6) 6-0 42 1
2. Viborg-Hurley (3) 5-1 39 2
3. Colome 5-1 27 3
4. Hitchcock-Tulare 5-2 16 T5
T5. DR St. Mary 3-3 3 T5
T5. Waverly-South Shore 4-2 3 NR
Also receiving votes: Centerville 4-3, Avon 4-3, Castlewood 3-3.

FCS POLL…The weekly FCS football polls:
The Sports Network Top 25:
1. North Dakota State  (164)  5-0  4171  1
8.   Youngstown State   4-1 2909 3
14.  Illinois State   5-1 1637 9
20.  South Dakota State   5-1   855 23
Others receiving votes:  Northern Iowa, Indiana State, Southern Illinois, North Dakota, Western Illinois

FCS Coaches Poll
1. North Dakota State   (26)  5-0  650  1
9. Youngstown State    4-1  441  3
16. Illinois State    5-1  236  11
Others receiving votes:  South Dakota State, Northern Iowa, Indiana State

VB POLL…The weekly South Dakota Sportswriters Association volleyball poll:
CLASS AA
1. SF O’Gorman (9)   15-0  45  1
2. SF Roosevelt   10-2  36  2
3. Aberdeen Central   12-2  25  3
4. SF Washington   13-4  20  4
5. Mitchell      9-5    8  5
ALSO RECEIVING VOTES: Huron 8-5

CLASS A
1. Wagner (9)    19-2  45  1
2. SF Christian    16-4  33  2
3. Belle Fourche   22-0  29  3
4. Dakota Valley   16-2  19  4
5. Aberdeen Roncalli   16-4    4  t5
ALSO RECEIVING VOTES: Tri-Valley 14-3; Chamberlain 15-3; Mobridge-Pollock 17-4

CLASS B
1. Warner (8)    23-0  44  1
2. Parker (1)    25-0  37  2
3. Arlington    21-5  23  3
4. Herreid-Selby Area   19-2  17  4
5. Summit    17-1    8  5
ALSO RECEIVING VOTES: Northwestern 17-7; Chester Area 14-4

USD PROJECTS…The University of South Dakota wants to separate its $58 million athletic facility expansion plan into two separate projects.
   USD athletic director David Sayler says the university wants flexibility to build the projects in phases instead of waiting for all the money together.
   The school will make a request to the state Board of Regents Wednesday.
   The initial estimate for the projects included $40.3 million for a new 6,000-seat basketball and volleyball arena, $10.6 million for a connector building from the DakotaDome and $7.9 million for an outdoor track and soccer complex.
   USD is now seeking approval of a $10.6 million Science, Health and Research Lab facility for the occupational therapy, physical therapy, physician's assistant, and kinesiology and sports sciences programs.

BIG 12 FB… In the span of a year, the Big 12 has gone from turmoil to terrific television.
   A conference whose football future was uncertain with the defections of Nebraska, Colorado, Missouri and Texas A&M over the past two seasons has landed squarely on its feet.
   The Big 12 has two teams in the top 10 and is the only conference with eight schools that have one or fewer losses.
   Newcomer West Virginia has proven to be a great fit for the high-scoring conference, and quarterback Geno Smith is at the center of Heisman Trophy talk.
   No. 5 West Virginia and No. 6 Kansas State are the early front-runners, with Oklahoma and Texas trying to keep pace while settling the Red River rivalry in Dallas on Saturday.

IOWA HOOLIGANS… Iowa senior cornerback Micah Hyde is listed as a starter for Saturday's game at Michigan State despite being arrested over the weekend.
   The 21-year-old Hyde was booked early Saturday morning at an Iowa City bar on suspicion of public intoxication and interference with official acts.
   Tight end Ray Hamilton and offensive lineman Drew Clark were also arrested in separate alcohol-related incidents, which came during the team's bye week.
   Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said he’s disappointed because all three players have been "good citizens" during their time in our program.
   Ferentz said the Hawkeyes will follow protocol set by the school's student-athlete code of conduct and take additional measures internally.
   Hamilton is also listed on this week's depth chart as a backup.