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“It’s affordable housing for native Washingtonians like myself who are in the low-to-moderate income salary level,” Hill said. “For me, it means the world because I’m starting a new chapter in my life.” At the opening ceremony, Hill introduced Bowser, who aims to persuade the D.C. Council to approve $400 million for similar affordable housing projects. “We have to protect the stock that we have but also look to create new stock, which is what we’re doing here today,” Bowser said. The new building will include community space, a cyber café, a fitness center and 1,000 square ...

VERMILLION – South Dakota Men’s Basketball has added sophomore guard Erik Oliver to the Coyotes’ 2021-22 roster. Oliver led Laramie County Community College in scoring last season at 20.9 points per game while making 49.6 percent of his field goals and 44.4 percent of his three-pointers.  In his freshman season, Oliver averaged 19.8 points a game and scored 51 in one game to set a program record. Oliver also played high school basketball in Cheyenne, Wyoming, scoring 1,789 points for Cheyenne East and leaving as the program’s all-time leading scorer.  He was Wyoming’s Mr. Basketba...

FAYETTEVILLE – Stanley Umude, a three-time All-Summit League selection who scored over 1,500 career points at South Dakota, will join the Arkansas men’s basketball program next season, head coach Eric Musselman announced. Umude (pronounced UH-Moo-day) played four seasons with the Coyotes, was tabbed first team All-Summit League twice (2021 and 2019) and earned second team all-league honors in 2020. “We are excited to welcome Stanley to the Razorback family,” Musselman said. “He brings great versatility and was extremely well-coached at South Dakota by Todd Lee. He has a lot of exper...

Coyotes coach proud of his team with all the adversity

South Dakota men lose to NDSU in Summit semifinals By Carter Woodiel Mar 9, 2021 4:34 AM SIOUX FALLS, S.D.—South Dakota built a double-digit, second-half lead only to see North Dakota State rally late to earn a 79-75 Summit League Tournament semifinal win inside the Sanford Pentagon Monday night. The Bison (15-11) got 20 points from Rocky Kreuser and 16 from Sam Griesel to advance to Tuesday’s championship game against fourth-seeded Oral Roberts. The duo combined for 29 second-half points and scored all 19 Bison points in the final 6:10. South Dakota (14-11) got a game-high 23 poi...