South Dakota's game-winning Hail Mary stuns South Dakota State

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A South Dakota heave, a prayer and a few tips helped the Coyotes defeat South Dakota State, 23-20 Saturday.

South Dakota quarterback Carson Camp and the offense had one second remaining in the game and were snapping the ball from about their own 44-yard line. Camp rolled to his right, avoided a would-be Jackrabbits tackler and launched the ball nearly 60 yards to the end zone.

A view of a South Dakota Coyotes helmet during a game between the South Dakota Coyotes and Kansas Jayhawks Sep 3, 2021, at Memorial Stadium in Lawrence, Kan.
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South Dakota Coyotes quarterback Carson Camp (18) waits for a play call from the sidelines in the first quarter of a game between the South Dakota Coyotes and Kansas Jayhawks Sep 3, 2021, at Memorial Stadium in Lawrence, Kan.
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South Dakota State running back Pierre Strong Jr. rushed for 103 yards on 28 carries. Strong put the Jackrabbits up three with a 4-yard touchdown run. But 6:10 remained in the game, enough time for the miracle throw from Camp to Webb.

South Dakota won its second straight game against in-state rival South Dakota State. It was the 115th edition of their matchup in a series that dates to 1889. The teams didn’t play last season because of the coronavirus pandemic. South Dakota hadn’t won a game against South Dakota State since 2000.

South Dakota Coyotes quarterback Carson Camp (18) reacts during the second half against the Kansas Jayhawks at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium Sep 3, 2021. 
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The Coyotes jump the Jackrabbits in the Missouri Valley Conference standings. South Dakota is 7-3 overall and 5-2 in conference play. The Jackrabbits are 7-3 overall and 4-3 in conference play.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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