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College commitments by Minnesotans, with name, high school, position and college: Julian Alfaro-Diedrich, Wayzata, RB: St. Thomas

Austin Altepeter, Moorhead, LB: North Dakota State


Spencer Alvarez, Columbia Heights, TE: Minnesota


Chase Androff, Lakeville South, TE/OL: Nebraska


Toby Anene, East Ridge, LB: North Dakota State


Trey Bixby, Eden Prairie, DL: Minnesota


Charlie Boucher, Minneapolis Southwest, LB: St. Thomas


Chase Carter, Minnehaha Academy, DE: Michigan State

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Will Chlebecek, Lakeville South, TE: St. Thomas


Zach Cochnauer, Farmington, OL: Missouri State


Mekhi Collins, Mankato West, WR: North Dakota State


David Connors, Cooper, WR: Illinois State


Camden Dean, Lakeville South, athlete: MSU Mankato


Jamal Dixon, Moorhead, CB: North Dakota


Colin Dussault, Chaska, WR: St. Thomas


Jacob Eggert, Mankato East, QB: Minnesota Duluth


Gavin Falk, Edina, OL: St. Thomas


Joey Gerlach, Woodbury, S/LB: Minnesota


Eli Gillman, Dassel-Cokato, RB: Montana


Darius Givance, Champlin Park, DB: North Dakota State


Nate Graham, Wayzata, WR: MSU Moorhead


Colton Hackel, Perham, QB: North Dakota


Tommy Hamann, Wayzata, LB: Iowa State


Deylin Hasert, Marshall, OT: Iowa State


Ryan Haley, Mankato West, LB: Brown*


Lucas Heyer, Hill-Murray, OT: Stanford


Kristen Hoskins, Alexandria, WR: Minnesota


Zach Krause, Lakeville North, DL: MSU Mankato


Jacob Kelly, Bemidji, WR: North Dakota State


Brett Kelzenberg, Wayzata, OL: North Dakota


Jack Kinsey, Wayzata, TE: St. Thomas


Zach Juckel, Lakeville South, LB: Air Force


Drew Kittelson, Blooming Prairie, QB: MSU Mankato


Martin Koivisto, Shakopee, OL: Central Michigan


Fox Knutson, Wayzata, LB: MSU Moorhead


Logan Larson, East Ridge, DL: North Dakota State


Devin Lockerby, Faribault, OL: North Dakota State


Carter Loesch, Sauk Rapids-Rice, LB: Minnesota Duluth


Teigan Martin, Mayer Lutheran, TE: Liberty


Anthony Moe-Tucker, Kasson-Mantorville, RB: North Dakota


Colin Nagel, Hutchinson, TE/QB: Minnesota Duluth


Peyton Nawrocki, Jordan, OL: Concordia (St. Paul)


Tony Nelson, Tracy-Milroy-Balaton, OL: Minnesota


Tommy Niggeling, Lakeville North, LB: Minnesota Duluth


Mateo Noriega, Burnsville, OL: North Dakota State


Nick Ojile, Spring Lake Park, DL: Minnesota Duluth


Xavier Peltoma, St. Michael-Albertville, OT: Minnesota Duluth


Colton Rada, Chaska, OL: South Dakota


Ryan Sever, Benilde-St. Margaret's, RB/LB: St. Thomas


Leyton Simmering, Rosemount, K: North Dakota


Nathaniel Staehling, Brainerd, LB: North Dakota State


Haydn Stay, Princeton, TE: North Dakota


Jack Teiken, Moorhead, DE: North Dakota


Andy Thomsen, Grand Rapids, DE/LB: North Dakota State


Cedric Wall, Rosemount, WR: North Dakota State


Kaden Zenzen, Barnesville, TE: North Dakota State


Top players not committed


Ethan Fischer, Maple River, OL


Emmett Johnson, Holy Angels, RB


Rashad McKinley, Hill-Murray, WR


Camden Royal, Cooper, RB


Football recruits committed for basketball


Eli King, Caledonia, WR: Iowa State


Tre Holloman, Cretin-Derham Hall, DB: Michigan State


Sam Rensch, Hutchinson, DB/WR: Augustana


*No athletic scholarship per Ivy League rules
 

NDSU (9) and UND (4) really make a home in MN. Only saw one kid to SDSU or USD. St. Thomas reports 11 Minnesotan's. Duluth looks like the most for the Northern Sun.
 

MaxyJR1 said:
College commitments by Minnesotans, with name, high school, position and college: Julian Alfaro-Diedrich, Wayzata, RB: St. Thomas

Austin Altepeter, Moorhead, LB: North Dakota State


Spencer Alvarez, Columbia Heights, TE: Minnesota


Chase Androff, Lakeville South, TE/OL: Nebraska


Toby Anene, East Ridge, LB: North Dakota State


Trey Bixby, Eden Prairie, DL: Minnesota


Charlie Boucher, Minneapolis Southwest, LB: St. Thomas


Chase Carter, Minnehaha Academy, DE: Michigan State

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Will Chlebecek, Lakeville South, TE: St. Thomas


Zach Cochnauer, Farmington, OL: Missouri State


Mekhi Collins, Mankato West, WR: North Dakota State


David Connors, Cooper, WR: Illinois State


Camden Dean, Lakeville South, athlete: MSU Mankato


Jamal Dixon, Moorhead, CB: North Dakota


Colin Dussault, Chaska, WR: St. Thomas


Jacob Eggert, Mankato East, QB: Minnesota Duluth


Gavin Falk, Edina, OL: St. Thomas


Joey Gerlach, Woodbury, S/LB: Minnesota


Eli Gillman, Dassel-Cokato, RB: Montana


Darius Givance, Champlin Park, DB: North Dakota State


Nate Graham, Wayzata, WR: MSU Moorhead


Colton Hackel, Perham, QB: North Dakota


Tommy Hamann, Wayzata, LB: Iowa State


Deylin Hasert, Marshall, OT: Iowa State


Ryan Haley, Mankato West, LB: Brown*


Lucas Heyer, Hill-Murray, OT: Stanford


Kristen Hoskins, Alexandria, WR: Minnesota


Zach Krause, Lakeville North, DL: MSU Mankato


Jacob Kelly, Bemidji, WR: North Dakota State


Brett Kelzenberg, Wayzata, OL: North Dakota


Jack Kinsey, Wayzata, TE: St. Thomas


Zach Juckel, Lakeville South, LB: Air Force


Drew Kittelson, Blooming Prairie, QB: MSU Mankato


Martin Koivisto, Shakopee, OL: Central Michigan


Fox Knutson, Wayzata, LB: MSU Moorhead


Logan Larson, East Ridge, DL: North Dakota State


Devin Lockerby, Faribault, OL: North Dakota State


Carter Loesch, Sauk Rapids-Rice, LB: Minnesota Duluth


Teigan Martin, Mayer Lutheran, TE: Liberty


Anthony Moe-Tucker, Kasson-Mantorville, RB: North Dakota


Colin Nagel, Hutchinson, TE/QB: Minnesota Duluth


Peyton Nawrocki, Jordan, OL: Concordia (St. Paul)


Tony Nelson, Tracy-Milroy-Balaton, OL: Minnesota


Tommy Niggeling, Lakeville North, LB: Minnesota Duluth


Mateo Noriega, Burnsville, OL: North Dakota State


Nick Ojile, Spring Lake Park, DL: Minnesota Duluth


Xavier Peltoma, St. Michael-Albertville, OT: Minnesota Duluth


Colton Rada, Chaska, OL: South Dakota


Ryan Sever, Benilde-St. Margaret's, RB/LB: St. Thomas


Leyton Simmering, Rosemount, K: North Dakota


Nathaniel Staehling, Brainerd, LB: North Dakota State


Haydn Stay, Princeton, TE: North Dakota


Jack Teiken, Moorhead, DE: North Dakota


Andy Thomsen, Grand Rapids, DE/LB: North Dakota State


Cedric Wall, Rosemount, WR: North Dakota State


Kaden Zenzen, Barnesville, TE: North Dakota State


Top players not committed


Ethan Fischer, Maple River, OL


Emmett Johnson, Holy Angels, RB


Rashad McKinley, Hill-Murray, WR


Camden Royal, Cooper, RB


Football recruits committed for basketball


Eli King, Caledonia, WR: Iowa State


Tre Holloman, Cretin-Derham Hall, DB: Michigan State


Sam Rensch, Hutchinson, DB/WR: Augustana


*No athletic scholarship per Ivy League rules
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+ Charlie Coenen, WR, Chanhassen, Wyoming
 




I'm too lazy to look it up, but anyone know how many of the FBS guys had an offer from the Gophers? I know they wanted Hasert and a couple of those BBall players. Others?
 


MGGopher said:
I'm too lazy to look it up, but anyone know how many of the FBS guys had an offer from the Gophers? I know they wanted Hasert and a couple of those BBall players. Others?
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I believe Heyer was offered.
 

UpAndUnder43 said:
Why is there an * next to Ivy League who doesn’t give scholarships but there isn’t one next to St Thomas who doesn’t give scholarships?
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And ivy doesn’t give them, but unless you are wealthy… you get a lot of needs based aid. It easily can be a full scholarship equivalent. It isn’t sports specific but the money is still green.
 



btowngopher said:
I believe Heyer was offered.
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We are always going to lose a guy or two to the Stanfords of the world - probably heard via recruiting channels of his general intent and may have made a "soft" offer, but did not pursue too heavily (his "visit" was almost 2 years ago)
 


cemba99 said:
We are always going to lose a guy or two to the Stanfords of the world - probably heard via recruiting channels of his general intent and may have made a "soft" offer, but did not pursue too heavily (his "visit" was almost 2 years ago)
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A scholarship to Stanford is not something anyone should ever turn down.
 

Also, if I lived in Moorhead, the last place I'd go to school would be NDSU. I'd get as far from that town as possible.
 




maroonfive said:
Lol, and they play in a terrible stadium. South Dakota State did it the right way.
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Yes and no. The Fargodome is without question an awful building. But the school didn't build it - it's owned by the city and is technically not on campus. Which is probably why it's never been updated.

But SDSU playing in an outdoor stadium in this climate, when the FCS playoffs go deep into December, also isn't great either. They are the only of the Dakota four that plays outdoors.
 





NDSU does know how to develop players.
12 NDSU players in NFL Rosters right now.
 

Gophers1992 said:
Didn't Emmitt Johnson sign with Nebraska?
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Right, he was on KARE 11 as going to Nebraska. I saw him play this fall. I was hoping he'd be a Gopher. Great vision and an explosive first burst. He was dynamic.
 


Does my heart good to see a few St. Thomas signees... Looking forward to the day that St. Thomas gets asked to leave the Pioneer League and has to step up their game and join the MVC. I figure by the end of their provisional period, it should happen...

Maybe I won't have to see a couple of dozen players from MN on the NDSU roster each season, then.
 


FormerFatOL said:
I thought the FM area was a great undergrad college town. Coeds from three different schools...
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It was a great place to go to college. And Fargo is a really nice city (Moorhead is a cesspool however). That said, if I lived in that miserable climate my whole life, I'd have wanted to go anywhere else to play football.
 

laazrakit said:
Does my heart good to see a few St. Thomas signees... Looking forward to the day that St. Thomas gets asked to leave the Pioneer League and has to step up their game and join the MVC. I figure by the end of their provisional period, it should happen...

Maybe I won't have to see a couple of dozen players from MN on the NDSU roster each season, then.
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Me too. I am lookin forward to the day they beat the u in all men’s sports.
 

UpAndUnder43 said:
Why is there an * next to Ivy League who doesn’t give scholarships but there isn’t one next to St Thomas who doesn’t give scholarships?
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Really? I thought they would give scholarships just fewer than FBS level. Do all of the teams in their conference not give scholarships? I wouldn't think they would get many players without scholarships.
 

Ragnor said:
Really? I thought they would give scholarships just fewer than FBS level. Do all of the teams in their conference not give scholarships? I wouldn't think they would get many players without scholarships.
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St. Thomas for now, is playing football in the Pioneer League. These are D1 FCS schools that don't offer scholarships for football. UST does offer scholarships for their other sports, which are all D1 now. If they eventually move to the MVFC, they will need to offer scholarships. It's mostly private schools and some, like Butler, play big time basketball. There is one public school - Morehead State in Kentucky (not to be confused with MSU Moorhead in MN).

I don't think any of the Ivies are allowed to offer athletic scholarships, but realistically, unless you are super rich, anyone going to an Ivy is getting significant financial help.
 

laazrakit said:
Does my heart good to see a few St. Thomas signees... Looking forward to the day that St. Thomas gets asked to leave the Pioneer League and has to step up their game and join the MVC. I figure by the end of their provisional period, it should happen...

Maybe I won't have to see a couple of dozen players from MN on the NDSU roster each season, then.
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I don’t think UST has any short term desires to bankroll a scholarship football program
 


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