DESMOINES, Iowa (AP) — Mike Daum scored 20 points and Andre Wallace 19 as South Dakota State won a road game for the first time this season, defeating Drake 83-75 on Monday night. Daum, Wallace and A.J. Hess were a perfect 8-for-8 at the free throw line in the final 1:15 as South Dakota State (7-7) held off Drake, which had come as close as 69-66 when Nick McGlynn scored with 3:18 to play.

Billy Wampler led the Bulldogs (1-10) with 18 points, his sixth-straight game in double figures, Reed Timmer added 16, McGlynn had 11 and C.J. Rivers 10. Drake made up a 40-26 halftime deficit, made a season-high 10 3-pointers, scored 22 points off turnovers, but made only eight trips to the foul line, making seven free throws.

South Dakota State, thanks to 22 Drake fouls, shot 21-for-25 at the free throw line. Daum, who was 7-for-7, set the school record for consecutive makes with 40.

Chariton 65, Creston 55
Denison-Schleswig 72, Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 48

Ar-We-Va, Westside 74, Westwood, Sloan 43
CAM, Anita 60, Woodbine 40
Charter Oak-Ute 60, River Valley, Correctionville 51

East Mills 70, Heartland Christian 37
Stanton 70, Griswold 48

Other Scores

East Union, Afton 51, Lamoni 47
West Central Valley, Stuart 71, Southeast Warren, Liberty Center 65
Worth County, Mo. 59, Mount Ayr 36

The Stanton Vikings needed a huge third quarter to pull away from the Griswold Tigers in Boys hoops on Monday night in Stanton.  After only leading by 2 at halftime the Vikings poured in 24 points in the third quarter to take control of the game and win 70-48.

The Tigers came out playing with confidence and used an aggressive defense to fluster the undefeated Vikings early.  Stanton rallied from deficits at the end of both the first and second quarter. Drake Johnson led the second half charge and scored 10 of his 20 points in that big third quarter. Dillion Rocha dropped in 15 points and the Vikings improve to 5-0 with a trip to Sidney on Tuesday night.

Griswold was led in the loss by Randy Harrison with 14 points. David Thompson and Clay Amos both finished with 10 points for the Tigers. Griswold falls to 0-7 on the season and will travel to Tri-Center on Tuesday night.

The Stanton Viqueens picked up a home win on Monday night over the Griswold Tigers 53-49 in Girls hoops. The Viqueens led the majority of the game and a late charge by the Tigers was too little too late.

Stanton’s lead was right around 6 points for a good chunk of the game as they led by 5 after 1 quarter and 6 at half and at the end of the third.  The Viqueens had stretched the lead to double digits before Griswold hit some late shots to edge closer. Danika Kentner and Mandi Backhaus combined for 13 points in the fourth quarter to try to rally the Tigers but the rally started too late and they ran out of time.

Stanton got a strong performance from Senior Chelsea Weis who led the team with 19 points. She picked up 3 fouls in the first half and didn’t start the second half with the foul trouble. It wasn’t long into the half when Coach Dave Snyder decided to put her back in and it payed off as she dropped 11 points in the third quarter to spark the Viqueens to the win. Savanna Moffett finished with 10 and Stanton improved to 5-2 on the season.  They travel to Sidney on Tuesday night.

Griswold falls to 2-5 and was led in the loss by Danika Kentner with 15 points.  The Tigers travel to Tri-Center on Tuesday night.

The Top Ten teams in the Associated Press Iowa high school basketball poll with first-place votes in parentheses and win-loss record, total points and position last week at right:

Others receiving votes: Davenport, Central 11. Cedar Falls 7. Ankeny Centennial 2. Johnston 1. Waterloo, West 1.

Others receiving votes: Mount Pleasant 11. Carroll 9. Grinnell 7. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 7. Glenwood 6. Union, La Porte City 3. Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City 3. Greene County 1. Le Mars 1.

Others receiving votes: Northeast, Goose Lake 17. Camanche 15. Southeast Valley-Gowrie 13. Sheldon 10. Van Meter 9. Sioux Center 4. Garner-Hayfield/Ventura 2. Jesup 1.

Others receiving votes: Grand View Christian 19. Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 18. West Fork, Sheffield 16. St. Mary’s, Storm Lake 9. George-Little Rock 9. St. Albert, Council Bluffs 7. AGWSR, Ackley 4. Danville 3. Siouxland Community Christian 3. Woodbury Central, Moville 2. St. Edmond, Fort Dodge 1.

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — No. 20 Florida will have Randy Shannon call defensive plays for the Outback Bowl. Coach Jim McElwain made the announcement Monday, saying Shannon will fill in for recently departed defensive coordinator Geoff Collins against 21st-ranked Iowa. Temple hired Collins as its head coach last week.

Although Shannon has the titles of associate head coach and co-defensive coordinator, Collins called the plays this season. Shannon worked primarily as linebackers coach. Shannon served as Miami’s defensive coordinator (2001-06) before becoming the Hurricanes’ head coach in 2007. McElwain promoted quality control assistant Mark DeBastiani to linebackers coach.

McElwain says he will wait until January to announce Collins’ successor for the 2017 season. McElwain says “we’re not going to make any full-time decisions on that until after the bowl games out of respect for coaches and people who are coaching in other programs and that kind of thing. I just don’t think it’s right this time of year.”