Coach Glenn Caruso, quarterback Matt O’Connell and defensive lineman Riley Dombek join reporter Jesse Krull in The Locker Room to talk about the team’s upcoming fall season.

The 2013 St. Thomas football recruiting class will bring in 60 new players hoping to leave their mark on the program.

National Football League dreams are still alive for former defensive end Ayo Idowu, who is flying to Seattle for a tryout with the Seahawks next week.

After another award winning season, center Curtis James begins training for the chance to play in the National Football League.

St. Thomas football coach Glenn Caruso was awarded his second Coach of the Year honors of the 2012 season Tuesday, this time from the American Football Coaches Association.

St. John’s has hired assistant Gary Fasching to replace John Gagliardi, the all-time college football leader in coaching victories.

Gary Fasching, a 17-year assistant and recruiting coordinator under retired coach John Gagliardi, was named St. John’s University’s 16th football coach Friday.

The 2012 St. Thomas football team produced the best season in program history and will look to a talented young squad to lead it back to Salem, Va.

On a crisp December evening, with 6,027 in attendance and fireworks overhead, a contagious energy percolated throughout Salem Stadium.

Wide receiver Chris Denton’s 17-yard third quarter touchdown solidified Mount Union’s 28-10 victory over the St. Thomas football team Friday in the 40th annual Stagg Bowl.

Mount Union running back Jake Simon’s first quarter 1-yard touchdown lifted Mount Union to a 14-7 halftime lead over St. Thomas in the 40th annual Stagg Bowl.

Mayor Chris Coleman signed a resolution proclaiming Friday as “Tommie Football Day” in St. Paul in honor of the St. Thomas football team’s most successful season in program history.

SALEM, Va.- More than 500 people, including players, parents and citizens of Salem attended the “Spotlight on Champions” championship banquet for St. Thomas and Mount Union Thursday night at the Salem Civic Center.

The No. 3 St. Thomas football team enters uncharted territory Friday for its first Division III national championship game against No. 1 Mount Union (Ohio) in Salem, Va.

A 162-person University of St. Thomas football fan charter, expected to leave mid-Thursday morning, is sold out, Vice President for University and Government Relations Doug Hennes said. A second fan charter could not be arranged, he said.