Press Release: South Dakota State University Names New Head Football Coach
Brookings, SD – South Dakota State University (SDSU) Athletics is excited to announce the appointment of John Jackson as the new head coach of the Jackrabbit football team. Jackson, a former assistant coach with extensive experience in college football, brings a wealth of knowledge and a passion for player development to the program.
Jackson has previously served as the defensive coordinator and assistant head coach for several successful programs, where he demonstrated an ability to build strong teams and foster a winning culture. His strategic insights and commitment to excellence make him a perfect fit for SDSU, which has a storied football tradition and a history of competitive success.
In addressing the SDSU community, Jackson expressed his enthusiasm for the opportunity. "It’s an honor to lead the Jackrabbit football program. I am committed to developing our student-athletes both on and off the field, ensuring they achieve greatness in their athletic careers and personal lives," he stated.
SDSU Athletics Director, Emily Thompson, highlighted Jackson’s leadership skills and vision for the future of Jackrabbit football. "John is a passionate coach who truly understands the essence of this program. His dedication to fostering teamwork and excellence aligns perfectly with our mission," Thompson noted.
Jackson’s immediate goals include strengthening recruitment efforts and enhancing team performance while building meaningful relationships with players and staff. He aims to uphold the tradition of success that Jackrabbit football is known for, striving for championships and a positive impact on the community.
With a new season on the horizon, the Jackrabbit community is eager to support Jackson as he embarks on this exciting journey. The future of Jackrabbit football looks bright under his leadership.
For more information on Jackson’s vision and upcoming team activities, please visit the SDSU Athletics website.
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