AMES – Coe second team D3football.com all-American Frank Weymiller wasn’t sure pro day would be for him. Then a call came at 4:30 p.m. Monday. Teams had expressed interest in seeing him. So the defensive lineman from tiny New Albin loaded up his “old, muddy Grand Prix” and headed to Ames for the 9 a.m. [...]
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D3football.com has named Frank Weymiller a second-team choice, safety Demetrius Johnson a third-teamer and offensive lineman Nathan Yelton a fourth-teamer. Weymiller prepped at Waukon, Johnson at Cedar Rapids Kennedy. Here is the release from Coe: Three Kohawks Earn D3football
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CEDAR RAPIDS — The Coe Kohawks were ousted from the NCAA Division III football playoffs Saturday afternoon because the opposing team’s kicker was too laborious setting up for a field goal. Truthfully, there were a lot of decisive plays in Elmhurst’s 27-24 win at Clark Field. But perhaps the most decisive came early in the [...]
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CEDAR RAPIDS — Sorry, Freddy Jackson. You’re a big NFL running back and everything, but this Coe football team did something all four of yours never did. Go unbeaten. A 34-13 win Saturday afternoon over Central at Clark Field wrapped up a 10-0 regular season for NCAA Division III’s 10th-ranked team. It’s the 10th time [...]
continue »CEDAR RAPIDS – Frank Weymiller is a great football player. The best defensive end in the Iowa Conference, perhaps the best defensive end ever at Coe College. But there’s a little part of you that wonders if he could be even better. That’s not an indictment of his skills or work ethic or anything like [...]
continue »CEDAR RAPIDS – Coe College defensive lineman Frank Weymiller leads the entire nation – not just Coe’s Division III ranks – in forced fumbles. Not often does a small college player lead all of college football in anything, so KCRG-TV9′s Chelsi McDonald caught up with the Kohawk senior to talk about his knack for ripping [...]
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CEDAR RAPIDS — Kudos to his coaching counterparts in the Iowa Conference. Steve Staker thanks you. They picked his Coe Kohawks to finish fifth in their preseason football poll. Dubuque’s the obvious favorite to repeat, with Wartburg, Central and up-and-comer Simpson selected after that. Then it’s Coe. The same Coe that’s been to the NCAA [...]
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CEDAR RAPIDS – They don’t have to worry about too many guys. Just four of them, really. OK, so it’s the Iowa Conference‘s top rusher and passer. It’s two of the league’s top three receivers, including the NCAA’s all-time leading pass catcher. Umm, never mind. That’s a lot for the Coe Kohawks to worry about. [...]
continue »CEDAR RAPIDS — It’s not supposed to be this difficult for the Coe Kohawks to win football games. “We’re making it hard on ourselves,” defensive end Frank Weymiller said after Coe escaped Simpson, 34-26, in an Iowa Conference opener Saturday afternoon before 3,383 fans at Clark Field. “It’s nice to put those first two games [...]
continue »CEDAR RAPIDS — Coe’s most successful recruiter just might be a player. It was injured All-American defense end Frank Weymiller who coaxed sophomore running back Brendan Leiran to come play football for the Kohawks. The two are cousins from Waukon, and Weymiller decided two summers ago he wanted to transfer from Iowa State. He ended [...]
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