November nears, which means the games just get bigger for Tommy football, and there's none bigger each season than homecoming.

November 9th, at 1 p.m., it's Glenn Caruso's crew and the Drake Bulldogs in St. Paul as the Tommy seek revenge.

Will the Bulldogs bite, or does the power of Purple prevail?

See the show at O'Shaunicey Stadium as the last two PFL champions meet.

Tickets now on sale at tommysports.com.

The Minnesota Vikings have been around since 1961.

And I just want them to win a damn Super Bowl before I die.

Welcome to Before I Die with Jesse and Miles on Purple Daily and score North.

Just one.

We want just one before we die.

Welcome back to another Monday edition of Before I Die. I'm Jesse Pierce.

He's Miles Gorman and he's Ross Brundel. We get to break down a Minnesota Vikings game that only

the Minnesota Vikings can do to us. Shut out in the first half, which I will have to cop to

admission. I was unable to watch the first half because the Minnesota Wild were busy

winning in their own right in St. Paul. Shout out to them. But if so facto, I watched the second

half and the Minnesota Vikings surged back. So I do believe I'm the good luck charm. You're welcome

Vikings fans. Skoll. A lot to dive into in this victory. Your Minnesota Vikings 2113 win over the Indianapolis

Colts primetime Sunday night football improved a six and two now sitting second in the NFC

north against or behind the Detroit Lions. Excuse me. Let's start with Sam Darnold. We got the

full Sam Darnold effect last night, Miles. You get a very rough, rough first half from Sam Darnold, including interception double coverage in the end zone on the first possession, lost a fumble that was returned for a touchdown and four sacks as well, mostly because he was taking his sweet, sweet time in the pocket, which continues

to frustrate me. But then Darnold comes back, completes 28 to 34 attempts, 290 yards,

and three touchdowns. How are we feeling today about Sammy? Again, this seems to be very

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