NDSU's Unbeaten Streak Shattered: 12 Seconds of Chaos Seal Shocking Upset for South Dakota

VERMILLION, S.D. (AP) — In a stunning turn of events, the University of South Dakota claimed a share of its first Missouri Valley Football Conference title in dramatic fashion, edging out the top-ranked North Dakota State Bison by a hair’s breadth. The final score read 29-28 in favor of the Coyotes.

The decisive moment came in the game's dying embers, when quarterback Aidan Bouman mustered all his might and released a 25-yard touchdown pass to the speedy Javion Phelps with just 12 seconds left on the clock. Pandemonium erupted as the South Dakota faithful witnessed their team orchestrate a jaw-dropping comeback victory against the odds.

Despite being the underdogs, the Coyotes demonstrated unwavering resolve and perseverance throughout the game. Although the heavily favored Bison seemed poised to maintain their unbeaten streak, the unrelenting South Dakota team worked tirelessly to turn the tables on their opponents.

This astonishing upset win is a testament to the strength and resilience of the South Dakota squad. Their impressive performance on the field will undoubtedly reverberate throughout the world of college football. Having leapfrogged their way to a share of their first Missouri Valley Football Conference title, the Coyotes will now eagerly await their next challenge.