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All of these small private schools are having issues with numbers. The reason SJU continues to have over 200 kids on their team, has to do with financials, the head coach needs to bring in around 50 freshman a year, that is 1/4 of the all boys class paying tuition. He promises all of these kids...

Augsburg has some new coaches that are trying hard and have improved. I think Augsburg is having a hard time financially. That was my point about student-athlete for D3, that is why I laugh when SJU brings in 26 year old transfer running backs to complete against Macalester.

The MIAC is basically 7A football. Pay to play intermural football, with one team with over 200 kids playing against St. Scholastica, in which they have players that did not play in HS and a number of their players quit. I guess, there are not enough kids at the other schools to create a team...

He is 24 and graduated last year. His dad is a banker in the cities and has donated a lot to the school. He is living in the cities and taking like 1 class. They had a number of QB's transfer or discontinue because of the head coaches methods of bringing in old transfers over the kids that have...

He was at Portland State and transferred. That is like having a 23 year old kid on your high school team. I can see it at a scholarship team, but not in the MIAC, when playing Hamlin, Augsburg, Carleton. They have over 200 kids earning degrees and their spot is taken by a 26 year old, get real.

It looks like the MIAC is looking pretty week. It looks like SJU a private 4 year Catholics University has taken a page from St. Thomas recruiting, Their QB is a 24 year kid transfer, their RB transfer graduated from HS in 2016, they have several JC students starting. So much for the other...

Grants old school methods are being outdated with teams in 6A incorporating an effectively throwing the ball.

Looks like Big Red is dead and Caruso, should have joined the Wisconsin conference. They highlight of their careers were the final games they played against each other in those large Venues. The SJU only coaching experience before he was the defaulted head coach after the coach from EP declined...

They had two gopher commits? I think they had one. How is DL this year?

How is Hutch looking year? They lost a lot of gun power from last year. Cold Spring, lost last night.

St. Johns' coach got boosters to pay NIL money to have a 24 year old graduated QB return for the season. He is 1-3 in the playoffs in his career and has a torn up throwing shoulder. He had 4 INT against Wartburg two years ago. They recruited a 25 year old married running back. So much for the...

Screw next year.

Like I said, it was his best option.

He started at the HBU because that was his best option at the time. His dad gave him the keys to the car and it has worked out for them.

It has worked well for him, he has made millions, while highlighting his kid who started his career at a HBU team. He did this to give his kid the opportunity at the Pros. He will move on to his next business project after his kid graduates.

MH will be be a lower level team in 6A

What class is Byron? What do they have? MH has 6A enrollment in 5A. They play teams like Sartell and Tech that win one game a year. They are playing the coaches kid as a freshman at QB and a 160 freshman RB last year.

How is 4A looking?

What does this say about recruitment and development of QB's? Offering six foot 180 pound QB's from Chicago, Yah, that is going to turn out. They recruited AK for 3 years and developed him for 2 additional years.

What is the purpose.