Adding to his resume, McLaughlin became the NCAA’s all-time leading rusher in the penultimate game, finishing with more than 8,150 yards.ĭefensive player of the year: Zeke Vandenburgh, Illinois State linebacker He powered the Penguins in conference play by averaging 152.5 yards per game against MVFC opposition, totaling four 200-yard games and eight 100-yard efforts for the season. McLaughlin rushed for 1,588 yards and scored 13 touchdowns on 227 carries and also caught 19 passes for 300 yards and two touchdowns. Offensive player of the year: Jaleel McLaughlin, Youngstown State running back
Though he missed the final three games and much of a fourth due to injury, Bock still finished as SDSU's tackles leader with 58 total stops, which included three sacks and 4.5 tackles for loss, and had a forced fumble and recovery at Iowa. Gales is tied for the team lead with three interceptions, including one he returned 31 yards for a touchdown against North Dakota, to go with 22 tackles (two for loss). Sanders, who received the second-most votes for the conference's defensive player of the year award, and Winkelman have combined for 9.5 sacks among their 44 total tackles (14 for loss). Despite only playing in five games, Kraft caught 19 passes for 232 yards and two touchdowns, flashing the ability that is expected to make his an early-round pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. Greenfield and McCormick were also integral in opening up space for an offense that gained 4,044 total yards at a rate of 5.7 yards per play. With Greenfield and McCormick helping to pave the way, Davis rushed for 932 yards, the third-most in the conference, while his per-game average of 93.2 yards ranked second. Those Jackrabbits chosen to the MFVC first team were running back Isaiah Davis, tight end Tucker Kraft, offensive linemen Garret Greenfield and Mason McCormick, defensive linemen Caleb Sanders and Reece Winkelman, linebacker Adam Bock and defensive back Dyshawn Gales. SDSU has made 12 playoff appearances under Stiegelmeier, with 2022 extending an active streak to 11 straight seasons with a postseason berth. The Jackrabbits begin their playoff quest for the program's first national championship at 2 p.m. As the postseason begins, Stiegelmeier is closing in on 200 career victories and owns a 195-112 overall record. 15, SDSU also became the top-ranked program in the FCS for the first time in program history and enter the postseason having held firm at No. Stiegelmeier, in his 26th season at the helm for SDSU, received 156 votes, topping that of North Dakota's Bubba Schweigert (97) and Youngstown State's Doug Phillips (81).įollowing a road defeat of then-No. Under Stiegelmeier's guidance, the Jackrabbits went 10-1 overall during the regular season and 8-0 within MVFC play to earn the conference title outright for the first time in program history, which helped earn SDSU the No. BROOKINGS - South Dakota State was well-represented on the Missouri Valley Football Conference's all-conference teams, and at the forefront was longtime coach John Stiegelmeier, who was named the MVFC coach of the year for the second time (2016) in his career.
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