South Dakota State 2025 Jersey vs 2023 FCS National Champions Blue

The South Dakota State 2025 line is the broader, current-season choice with several back styles and a custom option, while the 2023 FCS National Champions Blue line is a single-color set built around one title season. If you want flexibility in color and back design, start with 2025; if the 2023 championship is the memory you want to wear, the Blue line is the one to look at.

How the two lines are named

Store listing names tell you which line you are looking at. Anything ending in “South Dakota State Jackrabbits 2025” belongs to the current line. Anything ending in “2023 FCS National Champions Blue” belongs to the championship line. Both include a custom listing, so you can personalize either one.

• 2025 line: player listings, word and place listings, a team-number listing and the custom South Dakota State name and number 2025 jersey.
• 2023 FCS National Champions Blue line: six player listings plus a custom name and number version, all in blue.

What sits inside the 2025 line

This is the wider group. Player listings include a Chase Mason #7 South Dakota State Jackrabbits 2025 listing, an Adam Vinatieri #4 listing, a Lofton O’Groske #1 listing and a Julius Loughridge #15 listing. It also carries backs without a player name: a Brookings #605 listing, a Jackrabbits #25 listing and a Team #1 listing. For anyone who wants their own name, the custom 2025 listing fills that gap.

The color list across the category covers Black, Blue, Blue Alter, Gold and White. Check each product page to see which colors that specific listing offers before you settle on a look.

What sits inside the 2023 FCS National Champions Blue line

The championship group is narrower by design. It holds a Mark Gronowski #11 listing, a Jaxon Janke #10 listing, a Jadon Janke #1 listing, an Isaiah Davis #22 listing, a Griffin Wilde #18 listing and a Zach Heins #87 listing, each named “2023 FCS National Champions Blue.” A matching custom listing lets you put any name and number on the same blue design.

For context on the season the line references, ncaa.com reports that South Dakota State won the 2023 FCS championship, its second straight title. That is the reason fans connect this set to a specific moment rather than a general team look.

What stays the same across both lines

According to the product information on this site, these jerseys share the same build: a 100% recycled polyester body, stitched tackle twill letters and numbers, embroidered applique and graphics, flatlock stitching, a satin twill jock tag, a V-neck with short sleeves and a reinforced tagless collar. Care is the same too: machine wash and tumble dry low. So the choice between lines is about design and meaning, not construction.

Who each line suits

Pick the 2025 line if you

• Want a choice of colors for different occasions.
• Like the idea of a word or place back such as Brookings #605 or Jackrabbits #25.
• Plan to wear it most weekends and want the current look.
• Are buying for several people who each want something different.

Pick the 2023 Blue line if you

• Followed that title run closely and want a jersey that points back to it.
• Prefer one clear color with no decision fatigue.
• Want a custom name on a design tied to a specific season.

Ordering a custom version in either line

Both custom listings work the same way from the buyer’s side. Follow the instructions on the product page for entering the name and number, read the lettering back letter by letter, and confirm the color and size before checkout. Since the build is identical, the only real decision is which design you want your name on.

A simple way to decide

1. Ask whether the 2023 season matters to you or the recipient. If yes, start with the Blue line.
2. If not, open the 2025 line and decide between a player, a word back or a custom name.
3. Check the color options on the product page.
4. Confirm the size and lettering, then order.

To see both lines side by side, open the South Dakota State Jackrabbits jersey category and scroll through the 2025 and 2023 listings together.