The South Dakota School of Mines football team signed three South Dakotans on Wednesday, Feb. 5. 

The trio includes: Connor Harrison (Lead-Deadwood), Braylon Marshall (Rapid City Christian), and Braydon Terveen-Smith (Dupree).

Connor Harrison started 32 games on offensive line and 26 games on defensive line for Lead-Deadwood. He was a four-year starter and a two-time all-state selection. 

Braylon Marshall was a four-year contributor for the Comets, including 36 games as a starter. He tallied 69 tackles, along with three tackles for loss in senior season. He combined to rush for over 1,300 yards and double-digit touchdowns as a running back in his career. He was a four-time all-Black Hills Conference selection.

Braydon Terveen-Smith was a five-year contributor for the Tigers. He recorded over 2,000 all-purpose yards in each of his junior and senior seasons, with over 20 combined touchdowns each season. He was an all-state selection and a four-time Little Moreau Conference selection. He also participates in basketball, rodeo and track and field.