The Black Hills State University football team jumped out to a 14-0 advantage mid-way through the second quarter and would never trail on Thursday night at Bob Young Field as the Yellow Jackets invaded east river and came away with a 24-21 victory over Sioux Falls. The offense set the tone out of the gates with a nearly 11-minute opening drive that led to a commanding 42:09-17:51 advantage in time of possession, a 75-57 advantage in plays ran, and a 308-225 edge in total offense. Guiding the new look offense, however, was a familiar face to fans in the Green & Gold as Kade Weber made just his second career start and tallied three total touchdowns with a combination of his passing and running abilities. Defensively, BHSU held The Coo to just 2-of-10 on third down and 1-of 3 on fourth down in the match-up and limited a strong rushing attack that averaged 171.8 yards per game a year ago to just 27 net yards and 1.7 yards per carry.