FB: Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

[Mr.MIAC]

Not football related but some may be interested.

Arrests made in bomb threats at UST
https://www.fox9.com/news/student-federally-charged-for-making-bomb-threats-against-university-of-st-thomas

When your name is mentioned in the same sentence as the FBI and US District Attorney you've got yourself in quite a predicament.

Been there. My predicament was going to law school and passing the bar. 1/10, would not recommend.

Better or worse than time in the pen for making a bomb threat?

Considering I've cumulatively spent about a year of my life in county jails, holding facilities and state pens meeting with clients, I'd say it's a push.

I would imagine living in most residence halls is a good primer for jail too!Sharing a small space with a complete stranger, dubious shower situation, and the food can be hit or miss!

A couple of years ago there was an FBI agent that would always ask for me by name when he would come in for help on background checks. The front counter staff would get all flustered. I had to explain to them that if he was coming in about me, he probably wouldn't be asking politely for me! He was fascinating! He was technically retired, but still did these inquiries for them. While in the FBI he worked on Counter Intelligence and before that he was a JAG officer in the Navy.

That's interesting. It's scary to think that people who work in intelligence could be in our midst and we wouldn't even know it.

[jamtod]

Not football related but some may be interested.

Arrests made in bomb threats at UST
https://www.fox9.com/news/student-federally-charged-for-making-bomb-threats-against-university-of-st-thomas

When your name is mentioned in the same sentence as the FBI and US District Attorney you've got yourself in quite a predicament.

Been there. My predicament was going to law school and passing the bar. 1/10, would not recommend.

Better or worse than time in the pen for making a bomb threat?

Considering I've cumulatively spent about a year of my life in county jails, holding facilities and state pens meeting with clients, I'd say it's a push.

I would imagine living in most residence halls is a good primer for jail too!Sharing a small space with a complete stranger, dubious shower situation, and the food can be hit or miss!

A couple of years ago there was an FBI agent that would always ask for me by name when he would come in for help on background checks. The front counter staff would get all flustered. I had to explain to them that if he was coming in about me, he probably wouldn't be asking politely for me! He was fascinating! He was technically retired, but still did these inquiries for them. While in the FBI he worked on Counter Intelligence and before that he was a JAG officer in the Navy.

That's interesting. It's scary to think that people who work in intelligence could be in our midst and we wouldn't even know it.

At least we can be safe in knowing that our Johnnie friends could never be accused of working in intelligence.

[D O.C.]

No Injuries

[57Johnnie]

Game Day!

GO JOHNNIES 

[MUC57]

Game Day!

GO JOHNNIES 

57

I'll just jump in and say,"Me too". Go Johnnies!   

57

[repete]

Not football related but some may be interested.

Arrests made in bomb threats at UST
https://www.fox9.com/news/student-federally-charged-for-making-bomb-threats-against-university-of-st-thomas

When your name is mentioned in the same sentence as the FBI and US District Attorney you've got yourself in quite a predicament.

Been there. My predicament was going to law school and passing the bar. 1/10, would not recommend.

Better or worse than time in the pen for making a bomb threat?

Considering I've cumulatively spent about a year of my life in county jails, holding facilities and state pens meeting with clients, I'd say it's a push.

I would imagine living in most residence halls is a good primer for jail too!Sharing a small space with a complete stranger, dubious shower situation, and the food can be hit or miss!

A couple of years ago there was an FBI agent that would always ask for me by name when he would come in for help on background checks. The front counter staff would get all flustered. I had to explain to them that if he was coming in about me, he probably wouldn't be asking politely for me! He was fascinating! He was technically retired, but still did these inquiries for them. While in the FBI he worked on Counter Intelligence and before that he was a JAG officer in the Navy.

That's interesting. It's scary to think that people who work in intelligence could be in our midst and we wouldn't even know it.

At least we can be safe in knowing that our Johnnie friends could never be accused of working in intelligence.

Not that I'm into feeding Saturday brekkie to trolls , but for an interesting pre-kickoff read, google "Cleveland Cram" or read this.

https://theintercept.com/2018/01/01/the-complex-legacy-of-cia-counterintelligence-chief-james-angleton/

[57Johnnie]

Game Day!

GO JOHNNIES 

57

I'll just jump in and say,"Me too". Go Johnnies!   

57

57
John Carroll are also Johnnies? WOW!   

Go D3 Football

[retagent]

Not football related but some may be interested.

Arrests made in bomb threats at UST
https://www.fox9.com/news/student-federally-charged-for-making-bomb-threats-against-university-of-st-thomas

When your name is mentioned in the same sentence as the FBI and US District Attorney you've got yourself in quite a predicament.

Been there. My predicament was going to law school and passing the bar. 1/10, would not recommend.

Better or worse than time in the pen for making a bomb threat?

Considering I've cumulatively spent about a year of my life in county jails, holding facilities and state pens meeting with clients, I'd say it's a push.

I would imagine living in most residence halls is a good primer for jail too!Sharing a small space with a complete stranger, dubious shower situation, and the food can be hit or miss!

A couple of years ago there was an FBI agent that would always ask for me by name when he would come in for help on background checks. The front counter staff would get all flustered. I had to explain to them that if he was coming in about me, he probably wouldn't be asking politely for me! He was fascinating! He was technically retired, but still did these inquiries for them. While in the FBI he worked on Counter Intelligence and before that he was a JAG officer in the Navy.

That's interesting. It's scary to think that people who work in intelligence could be in our midst and we wouldn't even know it.

At least we can be safe in knowing that our Johnnie friends could never be accused of working in intelligence.

As a retired Federal Law Enforcement Agent, I. too, did Background investigations on a contract basis. It is a retirement job that a lot of us walk into, since we can retire at a fairly early age. Though I pledged not to reveal the entity that was requesting the BI, (and that gives it away, I guess) I never really felt that I was "working in Intelligence." I also assisted in training exercises for that same entity. It was interesting work, but I never had so many contacts with one institution that I could ask for a source by name. unless it was in an HR section of a company.

But to go even further, there are so many private companies that have contracts with Intelligence Agencies, you really would be surprised to know about some of them.

[Johnnie]

Game Day!

GO JOHNNIES 

57

I'll just jump in and say,"Me too". Go Johnnies!   

57

57
John Carroll are also Johnnies? WOW!   

Go D3 Football

And to think that yours truly has had the name "Johnnie" on this message board for probably at least 10 years!!

[faunch]

So it would appear the SJU win against GAC was a good win??

[hazzben]

Great game in St. Peter.

Bethel with a really nice road win playing a team on their homecoming.

Veldman is very good. Panning is even better.

Royals found a way to make enough plays. GAC has had some very talented teams in recent years, they just don't quite know how to finish yet. GAC would beat plenty of teams ranked 15-25 in the country.

[hazzben]

So it would appear the SJU win against GAC was a good win??

Totally! Were there people implying it wasn't? GAC is a very good team. 7-3 or even 8-2 wouldn't surprise me.

[DuffMan]

Agreed. GAC has a nice team this year.  GAC/U$T will be a battle (again).

[BDB]

So it would appear the SJU win against GAC was a good win??

Stout trying to make it a good (better) win for both SJU and GAC up 19-0 at half v Cal Lutheran @ Thousand Oaks

[hazzben]

Agreed. GAC has a nice team this year.  GAC/U$T will be a battle (again).

The MIAC is two leagues right now.

Top:
SJU, BU, UST, GAC, Cobbers

HUGE GAP

Bottom:
St. Olaf, Hamline, Carleton, Augsburg

So it would appear the SJU win against GAC was a good win??

Stout trying to make it a good (better) win for both SJU and GAC up 19-0 at half v Cal Lutheran @ Thousand Oaks

Totally BDB. Stout's games vs. GAC and SJU look like quality losses at this point.