Tommies Blog: St. Thomas Heads To Carleton Saturday
The Tommies (3-0), ranked No.3 nationally in one poll and No. 5 in another, travels to Northfield on Saturday to take on Carleton at Laird Stadium.
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The Tommies (3-0), ranked No.3 nationally in one poll and No. 5 in another, travels to Northfield on Saturday to take on Carleton at Laird Stadium.
The St. Thomas football team has a bye this week, but it might be hard to tell that if you're at practice this week.
One can't blame the St. Thomas football team if it enjoyed its post game celebration a little more than usual on Saturday. After all, it's always more fun to beat your rival in their home stadium.
Opening the conference season doesn't get much better than facing arguably your biggest rival, and that's exactly the case for St. Thomas this week.
If what Glenn Caruso said last week about football teams and improving between their first and second games rings true, then the sky is the limit for the St. Thomas football team.
It makes a lot of sense that Glenn Caruso is nothing short of confident as the St. Thomas football team heads into its home opener.
The No. 8-ranked St. Thomas football team didn't have much to celebrate on Saturday until the last six minutes of its season-opening game at UW-Eau Claire.
The winning tradition has been established, now it's up to a newer crop of talent to keep it going. That's the challenge that lies ahead for the St. Thomas football team this fall.
When Glenn Caruso took over as St. Thomas football coach four years ago, he expected to have success. Every coach does, but I think even he is surprised at what his program has accomplished since he took the reins.
I was very happy to read recently that WCCO Radio and the University of St. Thomas extended their contract for Tommie football for the next two seasons.
Nick and Mike Hutton are both having outstanding track seasons at a pair of Twin Cities colleges. The middle distance runners are both enjoying their success and supporting each other as only brothers can do.
It would be an understatement to say that John Tauer landed his dream job when offered the men's basketball coaching job at the University of St. Thomas on April 20.
The St. Thomas baseball program is currently the No. 3-ranked team in the country, and is on top of the MIAC.
It's been quite a winter over at the St. Thomas campus in St. Paul as two basketball teams are gearing up for the NCAA Tournament.
When Glenn Caruso stepped away from the football program at Macalester College four years ago to take over at the University of St. Thomas, he had big aspirations for the team.
The St. Thomas football team spent most of its season ranked No. 3 in the nation, but the Tommies found out Saturday just how much better they have to get to go to the top of Division III.
Last season, injuries benched several members of the University of St. Thomas hockey team. This season the team is relying on the age old art form of yoga to help keep players injury free.
It's without question the biggest game in the history of the St. Thomas football program.
When Glenn Caruso took over as the head coach at St. Thomas four years ago, he believed he could turn around a perennially mediocre football program.
The St. Thomas football team can finally say it's in unfamiliar territory. The Tommies, ranked No. 3 in the nation, advanced to the NCAA Semifinals for the first time in school history with a 45-10 win over St. John Fisher on Saturday at O'Shaughnessy Stadium in St. Paul.
Colin Tobin ran for 159 yards and two touchdowns on Saturday and St. Thomas beat St. John Fisher 45-10 in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division III playoffs.
The St. Thomas football team used a dominant second half to top Monmouth College (Ill.) 38-10 on Saturday in the second round of the NCAA Division III Playoffs. Their reward: Playing a team they've never faced.
The St. Thomas football team recovered from three first-half turnovers to score 28 points in the second half and beat Monmouth College (Ill.) 38-10 on Saturday at O'Shaughnessy Stadium in St. Paul.
The St. Thomas football team proved it can withstand virtually any element after its 48-2 win in the NCAA Playoffs on Saturday over previously unbeaten St. Scholastica.
