South Dakota Defeats North Dakota 26-23 in Overtime
In a college football game played in Sioux Falls, the University of South Dakota (USD) defeated the University of North Dakota (UND) 26-23 in overtime, with a game-winning touchdown pass thrown by freshman Austyn Modrzewski to freshman Brayden White.
Sioux Falls, SD, October 25, 2026 —
The University of South Dakota defeated the University of North Dakota 26-23 in overtime in a college football game played in Sioux Falls. The decisive play was a game-winning touchdown pass from freshman quarterback Austyn Modrzewski to freshman Brayden White.
The result was decided after the game went to overtime, according to the available account. It identifies Modrzewski and White as freshmen and credits their connection with the touchdown that settled the game. No further play-by-play details were provided.
The account does not specify when the game was played, the stadium, attendance, or how either team scored during regulation. It also does not provide individual or team statistics beyond the final score and the touchdown pass. Details about the overtime sequence, including whether other possessions took place, were not included.
South Dakota and North Dakota are identified by their university names and abbreviations, USD and UND. The supplied information does not include comments from coaches or players, nor does it describe the teams’ records, rankings, or broader season context. Those details therefore cannot be included in this report.
The reported outcome is a three-point overtime win for South Dakota, with Modrzewski’s pass to White identified as the game-winning score. Further information about the contest was not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Joseph Lemelin on www.dakotanewsnow.com, see more information here.
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