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Saint John's Johnnies SAINT JOHN’S JOHNNIES OFFICIAL 2018 SAINT JOHN’S UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GAME INFORMATION 4-Time National Champions • 1963, 1965, 1976, 2003 33 MIAC Titles • 29 Postseason Appearances No. 3/5 SAINT JOHN’S UNIVERSITY (12-0, 8-0 MIAC) 2018 STATISTICAL COMPARISONS at No. 2 UNIVERSITY OF MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR (12-0, 9-0 ASC) Mary Hardin-Baylor Saint John’s (NCAA/ASC) (NCAA/MIAC) NCAA Division III Playoffs - Quarterfi nal Round | Saturday, December 1, 2018; 12 p.m. | Crusader Stadium (cap. 8,766); Belton, Texas 60.4 (1st/1st) Scoring Offense 49.9 (3rd/1st) 6.6 (1st/1st) Scoring Defense 10.2 (9th/2nd) 477.4 (11th/3rd) Total Offense 494.0 (10th/1st) 188.7 (1st/1st) Total Defense 277.0 (32nd/4th) 29:31 Avg. Time of Possession 29:22 Nickname: Johnnies Nickname: Crusaders PASSING Location: Collegeville, Minn. Location: Belton, Texas 213.6 (116th/7th) Passing Offense 289.7 (22nd/1st) Founded: 1857 Founded: 1845 111.5 (1st/1st) Passing Defense 184.3 (76th/5th) Enrollment: 1,703 Enrollment: 3,335 29 Passing TD’s 50 School Colors: Cardinal and Blue School Colors: Purple, White and Gold 4 Passing TD’s Allowed 11 176.1 (9th/1st) Pass Effi ciency 194.1 (2nd/1st) Conference: Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic (MIAC) Conference: American Southwest (ASC) 73.2 (1st/1st) Pass-Effi ciency Defense 97.6 (20th/3rd) President: Dr. Michael Hemesath ’81 President: Randy O'Rear RUSHING Athletic Director: Bob Alpers ’82 Athletic Director: Randy Mann 263.8 (12th/2nd) Rushing Offense 204.3 (55th/4th) Home Field (Capacity): Clemens Stadium (8,500) Home Field (Capacity): Crusader Stadium (8,766) 77.2 (22nd/2nd) Rushing Defense 92.7 (36th/4th) Head Coach: Gary Fasching ’81 Head Coach: Pete Fredenburg 53 Rushing TD’s 29 SJU Record: 58-11 (Sixth season) Mary Hardin-Baylor Record: 222-39 (21st season) 7 Rushing TD’s Allowed 6 Overall Record: 58-11 (Sixth season) Overall Record: 222-39 (21st season) DEFENSE Record vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor: 0-0 Record vs. Saint John's: 0-0 27 Sacks (Total) 43 111 Tackles For Loss (Total) 94 SATURDAY'S MATCHUP SPECIAL TEAMS 33 (40.0) Punts (Avg.) 34 (35.6) Saint John’s moved to 12-0 with a 45-24 win over No. 10/11 Whitworth (Wash.) last Saturday in the second round 19 (23.4) Kick Returns (Avg.) 26 (17.6) of the 2018 NCAA Division III Playoffs in Collegeville. SJU rolled to 488 yards on 62 offensive plays, in just over 25 43 (24.8) Punt Returns (Avg.) 45 (7.5) minutes of possession, in the win. The Johnnies made their fourth consecutive appearance in the NCAA Division III 53.2 Kickoff Coverage (Net Avg.) 40.2 playoffs and ended the season ranked No. 14 nationally with a 9-2 (7-1 MIAC) record last fall. Mary Hardin-Baylor TURNOVERS cruised to a 75-9 win over No. 18/20 Berry (Ga.) last weekend in the second round. The Crusaders advanced to the +27 (38/11) Turnover Margin +21 (35/14) national-championship game for the second straight year, a season after winning the title (15-0), but fell to Mount 26 Interceptions 18 Union (Ohio) 12-0 last fall to fi nish 14-1. 5 Interceptions Thrown 5 12 Fumbles Gained (Defensive) 17 TUNE IN 6 Fumbles Lost 9 MISCELLANEOUS Saturday’s game can be heard live on WBHR-660 AM across central Minnesota; WDGY-740 87.1% (74-85) Red-Zone Offense 81.9% (59-72) AM, 92.1 FM, 103.7 FM and 107.1 HDZ in the Twin Cities; and KOWZ-1170 AM and 106.3 77.8% (7-9) Red-Zone Defense 60.7% (17-28) FM in Waseca, which covers most of southern Minnesota and into western Wisconsin. Mark 49.6% (65-131) 3rd-Down Offense 43.3% (55-127) Lewandowski, Bryan Backes, Mike Carr and Charlie Carr will call all the action, beginning 24.7% (44-178) 3rd-Down Defense 32.3% (64-198) with Johnnies Magazine at 10 a.m. and the pre-game show at 10:30 a.m. The game will also 4,464 (6 games) Avg. Home Attendance 5,912 (8 games) be broadcast on the SJU football website via Stretch Internet. This is the 22nd season SJU football can be heard worldwide over the internet. 2018 SCHEDULES/RESULTS Saint John’s (12-0, 8-0 MIAC) SAME NIGHT, SAME PLACE FOR FOOTBALL WEEKLY Sept. 1 UW-STOUT W, 27-0 Tune in to Football Weekly during the football season this fall, each Thursday from 7-8 p.m., at the Blue Line Sports Sept. 15 vs. Gustavus Adolphus* W, 45-13 Bar & Grill in Sartell. Guests include head coach Gary Fasching, an SJU assistant coach, an SJU football student- Sept. 22 CARLETON* W, 59-0 Sept. 29 at Augsburg* W, 52-0 athlete and a local high school head coach each week. The radio show airs live on WBHR-660 AM and gojohnnies. Oct. 6 at Bethel* W, 34-16 com via the Stretch Internet portal. Oct. 13 ST. THOMAS* W, 40-20 Oct. 20 ST. OLAF* W, 57-7 JOHNNIES, FASCHING AGAIN ON KOOL-TV Oct. 27 at Concordia* W, 42-14 Based out of Alexandria, Minn., KOOL-TV will again produce tape-delayed broadcasts of all Nov. 3 HAMLINE* W, 51-0 Nov. 10 THOMAS MORE, Ky. W, 63-23 Saint John’s home football games, as well as the “Gary Fasching Coaches’ Show,” for the Nov. 17 MARTIN LUTHER (First) W, 84-6 fourth consecutive season in 2018. The 30-minute show airs at 6:30 p.m. each Tuesday night Nov. 24 WHITWORTH, Wash. (Second) W, 45-24 during the football season, followed by the tape-delayed home broadcast. Viewers outside the Dec. 1 at Mary Hardin-Baylor, Texas (Quarterfi nal) 12 p.m. KOOL-TV broadcast area can watch the coaches’ show and home-game broadcast as they air Tuesday nights on www.kooltv-mn.com. Neither broadcast will be archived online for future viewing. KOOL-TV and Mary Hardin-Baylor (12-0, 9-0 ASC) SJU extended the contract through the 2020 season in July 2018. If you are not receiving KOOL-TV in your current Sept. 8 at Albright, Pa. W, 91-7 television package, interested viewers are encouraged to visit www.getkooltv.com and sign the petition. Sept. 15 at Sul Ross State, Texas* W, 68-7 Sept. 22 at Texas Lutheran* W, 47-14 Sept. 29 SOUTHWESTERN, Texas* W, 77-7 MEDIA CONTACTS Oct. 6 HARDIN-SIMMONS, Texas* W, 26-0 • Saint John’s - Ryan Klinkner, Athletic Media Relations Director Oct. 13 at Howard Payne, Texas* W, 55-0 320-363-3127, [email protected] Oct. 20 at Belhaven, Miss.* W, 49-0 Website: www.gojohnnies.com | Twitter: @SJUJohnnies | Instagram: @johnnieathletics Oct. 27 McMURRY, Texas* W, 80-7 Nov. 3 LOUISIANA COLLEGE* W, 80-7 • Mary Hardin-Baylor - Jon Wallin, Sports Information Director Nov. 10 at East Texas Baptist* W, 50-15 Nov. 17 HARDIN-SIMMONS, Texas (First) W, 27-6 254-295-4611, [email protected] Nov. 24 BERRY, Ga. (Second) W, 75-9 Website: www.cruathletics.com | Twitter: @CruSports | Instagram: @crusports Dec. 1 SAINT JOHN'S (Quarterfi nal) 12 p.m. 2018 Johnnie Football • @SJUJohnnies • @SJUFootball • A Tradition Unrivaled 1 Saint John's Football History SERIES HISTORY Saturday’s game is the fi rst meeting between SJU and Mary Hardin-Baylor. As noted in the chart on page 3, SJU *through Nov. 24 is 2-0 all-time against current members of the American Southwest Conference (ASC). The Johnnies punched First Season 1900 (108th season) their ticket to the 2000 national championship game with a 38-14 win at Hardin-Simmons (Texas) and defeated All-Time Record 641-248-24 (.715) East Texas Baptist, 29-15, in the 2008 home/season opener. SJU is 44-23 (.657) all-time in postseason games, All-Time MIAC Record 465-178-22 (.716) including a 39-22 record (.639) in NCAA playoff contests. The Johnnies ares 9-6 in the NCAA quarterfi nals, which All-Time Home Record 339-97-13 (.769) includes a 7-3 mark away from Collegeville. All-Time Postseason Record 44-23 (.657) NCAA Postseason Record 39-22 (.639) All-Americans 126 MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor was chartered by the Republic of Texas in 1845 as Baylor Female College, All-MIAC First-Team Selections 404 the female department of what is now Baylor University in nearby Waco, Texas. Coeducation lasted only until 1851, when it was divided into a Female Department and a Male Department. Each began occupying separate buildings 4 National Championships about a mile apart at the Independence, Texas campus. The changing demography of Texas and relocation of the 1963 (NAIA), 1965 (NAIA), 1976, 2003 local railroad made it increasingly diffi cult for college students to get transportation to Independence. Both colleges were relocated in 1886 to their permanent homes in Central Texas: the women's division relocated to Belton, 33 MIAC Championships where operations continued as Baylor Female College, and the men's division moved to Waco, merged with co- 1932, 1935, 1936, 1938, 1953, 1962, 1963, 1965, 1971, 1974, educational Waco University, and continued as Baylor University. The Great Depression brought the Baylor Female 1975, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1982, 1985, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1994, College to the edge of bankruptcy, but it was saved by a generous gift from Mary and John G. Hardin. In gratitude, 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, the college changed its name to Mary Hardin–Baylor College in 1934.
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