If speed kills, Landon Dulaney has been pulverizing opponents on the football field, basketball court, and track his whole life.

Now, the 200-meter dash state champion as a sophomore at Brandon Valley is ready to make FCS opponents bite the dust as a South Dakota State wide receiver.

While he blazes through most sporting events, Dulaney thoughtfully took some time to elaborate about his wildly successful high school career — which included plenty of heartbreak in state championship games until the basketball team pulled off a win this past weekend — and his decision to commit to SDSU, then stay committed after coach Jimmy Rogers left for Washington State.

Hear about the Zoom call when Rogers told recruits like Dulaney he was moving on, the phone calls Dulaney had with other colleges trying to poach him away from SDSU after Rogers left, and his first phone call with quarterback Chase Mason after it all went down.

Dulaney describes the personality of new coach Dan Jackson, his new receivers coach Luke Bangston, Mason, Mark Gronowski, and BVHS coaches Matt Christensen and Craig Nelson.

Oh, and who won the track race between Dulaney and former SDSU wideout Griffin Wilde when they went toe-to-toe in high school?