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Both photos are artist renderings of the Yeager Media Studio after renovations will occur this summer and is planned to be completed when students return the following year. The ‘refresh’ will include an audio mixer, soundproofing equipment, new lighting and other upgrades to the building.
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Coach Johnston has an all-time record of 571-185 at South Dakota State and is the winningest coach in SDSU women’s basketball history.
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Red-shirt freshman Brendan Begeman runs the ball during the Spring game inside the Sanford Jackrabbit Athletic Complex Saturday, April 13, 2024. Begeman ran the ball six times totaling 80 yards in the game amongst the team at the end of Spring camp.
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Mayo and Kyle III leave for portal

Marshall Minihan, Sports Editor
March 26, 2024
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Mayo and Kyle III both announced on Social media that they are leaving the Jackrabbit basketball program.

South Dakota State has lost their starting five as three graduate and two transfer out for a different path. Zeke Mayo, the Summit League Player of the Year and William Kyle III, the Summit League tournament MVP have announced on social media that they will be leaving SDSU.

Mayo, who has been at South Dakota State University since 2021 will look onto the NBA before deciding on taking another year at the collegiate level.

“I will be declaring for the 2024 NBA Draft while maintaining my college eligibility with intentions to enter the transfer portal,” Mayo said via X (formally known as Twitter).

Mayo’s post came out Tuesday, a day after Kyle III took to social media for his announcement.

Kyle III will be a hot pull in the portal considering he has two more years of eligibility remaining in his collegiate career.

According to Mike Sautter, a senior basketball analyst from Hurrdat Sports, Kyle III has heard from 21 different schools including Kansas, Florida and Iowa State.
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About the Contributors
Marshall Minihan, Sports Editor
Sports Editor Marshall Minihan is a junior at South Dakota State University and is from Canton, South Dakota. He majors in journalism and minors in communication studies and recreation administration.
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Design Editor Evan Patzwald is a senior advertising major from Sioux Falls. He has minors in journalism, graphic design and social media.
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