The South Dakota men's basketball team strormed back from a 13-point halftime hole to deal first-place Omaha its first Summit League loss in a game that could be a turning point for the high-flying, up-tempo Coyotes.

After John Gaskins opines on why a late-season USD heater would be awesome — for both the Coyotes and Jackrabbits fans — third year head coach Eric Peterson spends a half-hour with John describing how the Yotes got it done. Peterson also unpacks the program's struggles his first two years, and why he scrapped its style of play for this new, maddening pace. Plus, a crazy story about an early win Peterson experienced with former USD coach Craig Smith in their first season at Utah State together — crowdsurfing, court-storming, and locker room brawl.

Then, Sioux Falls Live sportswriter Trent Singer joins to explain how Augustana hockey has become a Top 20 team in its second year of existence, how Augie women's hoops is healing after a disastrous first season without Dave Krauth in 35 years. Also, a glimpse into the absurdly red-hot shooting of the No. 1 Sioux Falls Lincoln High School boys team.

Oh, and, by the way, Trent grew up in the same Tennessee neighborhood as Johnny Cash and went to high school with Taylor Swift. So, enjoy our detour into those memories.