TOPKEA, KS (Dakota News Now) - The No. 6-seeded Southwest Minnesota State University men’s basketball team suffers a 69-62 ...

Though SMSU is technically the seventh seed fans are insisting these wins aren’t upsets. The Mustangs certainly been dominant enough to prove it, winning by 13 and 12, backing up what they told us ...

In its first Division II national tournament game since 2002, the Southwest Minnesota State University womens basketball team ...

Competing in the NCAA Tournament for the second straight season, the No. 6 Southwest Minnesota State University mens ...

No. 3 seed Minnesota State forced No. 2 seed Southwest Minnesota State into 35 turnovers, which led to 46 points, in earning ...

An 11-3 run by the Tigers for about a four-minute stretch in the third quarter all of the sudden had the Mustang lead down to ...

No. 2 seed Southwest Minnesota State used 28 points from conference player of the year, Bri Stoltzman, and 27 points and 11 rebounds from Audrey Swanson, to earn an ...

No. 7 seed Winona State shot a blistering 64 percent from the field in the first half and built a 27-point second half lead before holding on and earning a 71-60 victory over No. 2 seed Southwest ...

A 3-pointer for the Wolves interrupted the scoring run before SMSU again pushed its foot on the gas to spark another 20-4 run to give the Mustangs a 26-point lead midway through the half.

SMSU runs a multiple 3-4 defensive scheme, with linebackers often being asked to rush the passer. Taylor said that his versatility in that regard was a big part of the reason why the Mustangs ...

Dad Brad coached the Mustangs in the NCAA Division II tournament in Kansas while daughter Taleigha played for a high school ...