Missouri Valley quarterbacks poised for competitive 2026 season

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Last updated Jul 21, 2026

Missouri Valley quarterbacks poised for competitive 2026 season
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As the 2026 Missouri Valley Football Conference season approaches, quarterback play is expected to play a crucial role in determining the conference champion. With North Dakota State no longer a contender, teams are prioritizing elite signal-callers. Notable returning quarterbacks include Youngstown State's Beau Brungard, South Dakota State's Chase Mason, Southern Illinois' DJ Williams, and North Dakota's Jerry Kaminski. Each has aspirations of leading their teams to the title and doing well in the postseason. Brungard, the reigning offensive player of the year, aims to build on a record-setting season, while Mason seeks to return South Dakota State to championship form after an injury-affected 2025.

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  • Beau Brungard returns for Youngstown State after a record-setting season.
  • Chase Mason aims for a strong rebound after last year's injury disruptions.
  • Southern Illinois' DJ Williams is among the league's dynamic dual-threat quarterbacks.
  • North Dakota's Jerry Kaminski enters his second year as a starter.
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Jul. 21—SIOUX FALLS — The Missouri Valley Football Conference has built its reputation on physical defenses, tough rushing attacks and championship-caliber football. But entering the 2026 season, the conversation can't happen without the quarterbacks. With powerhouse North Dakota State no longer part of the conference, the race for the Valley title appears to be open. While every championship ...

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