National Letter of Intention – Dakota News Now

Sioux Falls, SD (Dakota News now) -Today is another national letter of intention, mainly for high school players to make their intentions famous

There is no way to list them all, but here is one of every school in the field I am intrigued from.

The northern wolves of Mike Schmidt today signed 35 players, including Lennox QB Boston Katzer, who threw for almost 8,000 yards and 91 touchdowns in his career. He can also run!

Augustana signed 27 and received a great talent on a wide receiver with Braeden Feeldy from Harisburg, who scored 12 times this fall.

SMSU has 39 on its list after today, and Washington QB Tommy Hoffman, who was a 3 -year starter for Warriors, is on this list.

USF cougars added 34 to the dressing room led by one of my favorite players in the state, Donovan Rose from the Ciu Valley. The calf’s robe will play a wide successor for Jim Glogowski. He was a dynamic running back for the Cossacks, bringing in the field everywhere, including 94 yards!

Dakota State became more dynamic with a wide receiver with the addition of Miles Eid of Centerville, who partnered with Alec Austin to make a dynamic duet. Josh Anderson added 49 names today.

Watertown’s Spencer Whieiendzhs is one of many local honors to make a jump to Division 1 after helping his arrows for a state title … He will be Jaracbit, along with 21 others today.

December was the early date of signing, when many more players made their commitments.

Some of our players to preview pigs like Harisburg Sam Knut have changed their minds about St. Thomas and will play for Black Hills State.

Colter Kramer of Pardston has not decided what his future is still. And Ryan Meyer in Minneot will not play college football after one of the most amazing careers in the history of Minnesota. Instead, he will focus on his SDSU training where he will be engaged in mechanical engineering.

As for Sully Schimgen of O’Gorman, he has committed himself to the early signing period to be Jaracbit. But he will follow Jimmy Rogers to Washington State and play for the couges in the FBS ranks.

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