FB: Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

[cubs]

Maybe the NCC/Wheaton conference is a better conference. Maybe those teams that NCC & Wheaton beat up during the season would have some success in the WIAC. Maybe?

Like the 3rd Place CCIW team WashU?

They just so happened to lose to the 5th Place WIAC team in the Isthmus Bowl...

[Bofadeeznuts]

I love Culver's. Been there only a couple times though.

Fun fact. Graduated at UWO. Believe his first job was managing a McDonald's. Think it was in that Sun Prairie area. Or his first Culver's was in that Sun Prairie area. Something like that. Probably why that game is held there. Donates $ to UWO. Built a hall and named it after him. Guessing that's why he sponsors that crap game.

But man, those Butterburgers are great. Guess that's what happens when you soak your burgers in butter. The PERFECT ingredient for people in WI.

Fat.

[Pat Coleman]

No doubt WIAC is most competitive league top to bottom.

They're not competitive top to bottom. The bottom teams do not win WIAC games. But they win EVERY OTHER GAME.

But that doesn't mean best conference. Not to me.

That's OK. We measure a conference by all its teams, not just the top couple.

[Bofadeeznuts]

Keep drinking that kool-aid Pat.

[Pat Coleman]

Thanks for the input, nuts.

[sfury]

Possibly a good omen for River Falls.

In 2005, the Johnnies traveled to a powerful but still somewhat of an upstart Wisconsin program: Whitewater. St. John's took a 7-0 lead, capitalizing on an early Whitewater turnover. I remember thinking, ah, here we go, Johnnies have been here so many times before, it's going to be more of the same. Final: Whitewater 34, SJU 7.

In 2025, the Johnnies traveled to a powerful but still somewhat of an upstart Wisconsin program: River Falls. St. John's took a 7-0 lead, capitalizing on an early River Falls turnover. I thought, ah, here we go, Johnnies have been here so many times before, it's going to be more of the same. Final: River Falls 42, SJU 14.

I guess what I'm saying is, River Falls fans: Get ready to win six national titles in the next decade.