Chase Mason picks up first win in Interstate Series
South Dakota State QB Chase Mason played lights out in his first win in the Interstate Series as a Jackrabbit.
South Dakota State quarterback Chase Mason delivered an impressive performance, leading his team to a 31-21 victory over South Dakota in the Interstate Series on Saturday, October 31st. The Hurley native completed 16 of 26 passes for 232 yards and two touchdowns, along with a crucial 3-yard run on third down. Mason expressed his excitement about the win, particularly against the Jackrabbits, who have not defeated the Hogs since 2000.
Mason's efficiency in the early stages of the game led to a strong performance from his teammates, notably Grahm Goering, Jack Smith, Coleman Kuntz, and Brayden Delahoyde, who each scored touchdowns. Mason credited the strong effort from the Hogs' offensive line for the team's success, stating that they work tirelessly every day to move the ball at the line of scrimmage.
South Dakota State head coach Dan Jackson was thrilled with Mason's performance, recognizing it as a significant moment for the young quarterback. Mason, who grew up near the rivalry site, emphasized the importance of this win for his teammates and himself, highlighting the special nature of competing against their in-state rivals.
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