Great day yesterday! Oles win 33 - 13! It is always great to win convincingly and still have so much to improve upon. We let the guys enjoy the win last night and today (their off day) but come 11:00am tomorrow; we have some serious work to get done before we get on the plane and head out to Tacoma on Friday.
It was move in day at St. Olaf on Saturday so the crowd was a little thin but all the Ole fans will have time to get their schedules worked out because we are on the road until the Sept. 26 game against Augsburg (of course, we wouldn't mind a big turn out for the Sept. 19 game at St. Thomas). For now, we will focus on PLU - theme of the week.... Go 1-0 this week.
GO OLES!
About Me
- ST. OLAF FOOTBALL
- I strive to be a servant leader. One of my firmly held beliefs is that God has put us on the earth to serve others. I am a Christian, husband, father and mentor in that order. On March 31, 2008, I was named the 11th head football coach at St. Olaf. It is both a blessing and honor to be associated with so many great Oles, past & present. Prior to joining St. Olaf, I coached at my alma mater, Wis.-Stevens Point, as defensive coordinator the last two seasons. I spent seven seasons as an assistant at Division II Minnesota State University-Mankato (1993-96, 1999-02) before a three-year stint as the CEO of the Mankato YMCA. I also spent one season as the offensive coordinator for the Green Bay Bombers of the Arena Football league (1999) and another as an assistant at California Lutheran University (1998) as defensive line coach. My wife Deana and I have three children, son Jett and daughters Jersey and J.J.
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