The annual Tommie-Johnnie football game is coming to US Bank Stadium.
The 90th and possibly final meeting between the longtime foes before St. Thomas exits the MIAC is a St. John's home game — and the first college football game at the new home of the Vikings.
"Saint John's is thrilled to be able to partner with U.S. Bank Stadium, the finest venue in the NFL, to help us accommodate this historic rivalry game," Saint John's athletic director Bob Alpers said in a release. "Since the announcement that St. Thomas has been invited to join the Summit League, ticket demand for November's game has already been off the charts."
The matchup in the 119-year-old rivalry is Nov. 7 at 1 p.m.
"U.S. Bank Stadium will offer a fantastic atmosphere for two outstanding football programs to celebrate one of the best rivalries in all of college football," Phil Esten, St. Thomas Vice-President and Director of Athletics said.
Saint John's defeated St. Thomas 38-20 in front of 19,508 fans last October at Allianz Field. The attendance record is 37,355 at Target Field in 2017.
The Johnnies lead all-time with a 53-35-1 record. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. March 13.