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ing down 28 of 52 shot attempts including 11 3-pointers. The Jackrabbits out-rebounded IUPUI 41-20 and had 17 assists.
• Greg Rice gave IUPUI (6-21, 1-12) a 10-8 lead after a lay-up with 12:57 to go but South Dakota State answered with a 33-11 run to close out the first half leading 41-21.
• South Dakota State's Nate Wolters led all scorers with 18 points and Chad White chipped in with 14 points and four rebounds.
• Donovan Gibbs scored 16 points on 7-of-9 shooting and grabbed six rebounds to lead the Jaguars.
• It is the second straight 20-win season for South Dakota State, which has won nine of its last 10 games including an eight-game winning streak before the 88-83 loss to Oakland on Feb. 9.
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Oakland slips by South Dakota 76-75
• VERMILLION, S.D. (AP) -- Duke Mondy scored 16 points, including the deciding free throw with 4 seconds left, and Oakland defeated South Dakota 76-75 on Thursday.
• Corey Petros had 17 points and 13 rebounds and Drew Valentine had 14 points and 10 rebounds for the Golden Grizzlies (14-13, 9-4 Summit), who have won five in a row since a 97-78 home loss to South Dakota.
• After Juevol Myles' free throws tied it with 22 seconds to play, Mondy made one of two free throws. Myles missed a shot to win at the end.
• Travis Bader added 16 points for Oakland, which shot 46 percent from the field.
• Myles led the Coyotes (8-17, 4-9) with 23 points and Brandon Bos scored 22. South Dakota, which shot 50 percent in each half, has lost four in a row.
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State appealing ceremonial tobacco policy change
DIRK LAMMERS,Associated Press
• SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) -- South Dakota corrections officials on Thursday appealed a federal judge's decision that reinstated Native American inmates' ability to use tobacco for religious ceremonies.
• An organization of Native American inmates sued the state in 2009 after prison officials eliminated an exception to the prison's smoke-free policy that allowed tobacco use during Native American ceremonies. Chief Judge Karen Schreier ruled in September that the prison system's ban substantially burdens Native American in (Continued on page 20)
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