We have all seen the Bud Light commercials where they replay the same scene of a customer trying to get the waiter’s attention. The first time by the waiter completely ignores the customer. The second time by the customer speaks a little louder but still gets ignored. “Too Light” pops up onto the screen. The third time by the customer sticks out her foot and trips the waiter sending him through a window. “Too Heavy” pops up onto the screen. The main point of the ad is to say Bud Light is not too heavy, not too light, it is just right.
First Round: Coe Kohawks Johnnies lose, 27–34
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- It’s a Boyle Battle as the Johnnies Host the Kohawks by on @
- SJU’s Unofficial Underground hits new low for length: read it anyway … by on @
- Back in the 56321! by on @
- Perfection…pure and simple….and that is how we like it! by on @
- Handicapping the Field with Touchdown Tommy by on @
- Johnnies Receive #1 Seed in DIII Playoffs by on @
6 Turnovers Doom Johnnies in Loss to Coe
When the playoffs roll around, you have to be playing your best football of the season if you want to advance to the next week. With each victory comes the reward of playing a tougher opponent the following week. Mistakes are magnified in the playoffs and having an interception or a fumble recovery returned for [...]
It’s a beautiful day
Johnnie fans waking up to another incredible fall day in metropolitan Minneapolis and St. Paul will experience a spectacular and ethereal drive along Interstate 94 on their way to Collegeville this morning.
Sunny morning skies without much of a fall breeze will create a stunning climate for Saturday’s game and perfect for pregame socializing.
The mid-November haze that is visible as [...]
It’s a Boyle Battle as the Johnnies Host the Kohawks
St. John’s has earned the #1 seed in the West Region, but unlike the tournament’s other top seeds, their lofty perch doesn’t offer them a smooth path deep into the playoffs. In fact, the West Region is loaded with perennial football powers. The Central Dutch won their 30th IIAC title en route to [...]
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SJU’s Unofficial Underground hits new low for length: read it anyway — #12
For those who don’t know, SJU defeated Carleton College (and former Johnny great Kurt Ramler ‘97 who coaches them) 41-14, turning in another undefeated season. That may sound like a run-away, but the first half was pretty even. Scared a few of us. More game info is found below — way below. It’s a long issue.
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Back in the 56321!
Ahhhhhh…the smell of playoff football has returned to Collegeville! That is correct; I did say playoff football has RETURNED. Do I dare remind everyone of the odd and abnormal season of last year? The 8-2 regular season record, four home games in September, and only two home games in October/November do not constitute NORMAL in Collegeville. Fear not my fellow Johnnie fans, things have returned to normal here in the 56321.
Perfection…pure and simple….and that is how we like it!
As all in the Nation that is truly unrivaled celebrate the perfect 2009 regular Season. I think we can all admit that this (to date) has been one heck of a perfect season! And this would include both on and off the Field events. So as we prepare for a deep run in the DIII [...]
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Handicapping the Field with Touchdown Tommy
The 2009 NCAA Division III football playoffs are upon us. On Sunday around 2:10pm the brackets were revealed on ESPNEWS. The committee has decided NOT to place seedings on teams this year, however, one can reasonably surmise that the West Region Bracket looks like this.
Johnnies Receive #1 Seed in DIII Playoffs
Sunday afternoon the NCAA Division III Selection Committee awarded St. John’s University one of four #1 seeds in the 2009 football tournament. Having completed their first undefeated season since 2005 with an entertaining 41 – 14 victory over the Carleton Knights, the 2009 playoffs begin with a distint home field advantage in Collegeville.
The Johnnies also retained their [...]
