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to 35-30. But the Bonnies responded with a 22-9 run to lead 57-39.
• St. Bonaventure lost three double-figures scorers from last season, debuting a taller roster Saturday night. It showed, as the Bonnies outscored the Coyotes 38-14 in the paint and had a 43-28 edge in rebounds.
• The Coyotes found little relief from the 3-point arc, hitting just 4 of 18 for 22.2 percent and shooting only 33.3 percent overall. The Bonnies also didn't shoot well from 3-point distance but were better overall at 42.1 percent.
• Marquise Simmons and Dion Wright scored 12 points for the Bonnies. Jordan Gathers added 11.
• Brandon Bos scored 14 points and Trevor Gruis 13 for South Dakota.
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• BROOKINGS, S.D. (AP) -- Zach Zenner rushed for 137 yards and a touchdown as South Dakota State rolled to a 29-0 win over Indiana State on Saturday.
• Zenner's touchdown gave South Dakota State (6-4, 3-3 Missouri Valley Football Conference) a 9-0 lead late in the first quarter, and the Jackrabbits added two second quarter field goals to take a 15-0 halftime lead.
• SDSU held the Sycamore offense to just 161 total yards in notching its first shutout since a 21-0 win over North Dakota in 2010.
• "Very disappointed in our offense," said Indiana State coach Mike Sanford, whose team was just 4-for-16 on third downs. "We're not effective on offense. We've got to be able to convert on third down."
• The SDSU special teams unit also had a big day, blocking a field goal and a punt.
• Austin Sumner connected with Jason Schneider for a 25-yard touchdown in the third quarter and Isaac Rodriguez scored his first touchdown of the season in the fourth quarter to round out the scoring.
• Sumner had 207 yards passing, and surpassed the 7,000 yard passing mark for his career. He completed 16 of 25 passes without an interception.
• Schneider led all receivers with 110 yards on seven catches.
• Zenner carried 28 times. The reigning FCS rushing champion has 1,372 yards this season.
• The Jackrabbits held Indiana State (1-9, 0-6) to just 56 yards passing. Indiana State starting quarterback Mike Perish was hurt early in the game and his replacement, Robert Tonyan Jr., completed just 5 of 20 passes and was intercepted once.
• Perish completed both of his pass attempts before he suffered what Sanford said after the game was a concussion. Sanford said Perish's status for the remainder of

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