Gopher Football Kicks Off Season Thursday Against South Dakota State
It's the start of a new season for the Minnesota Gopher football team.
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It's the start of a new season for the Minnesota Gopher football team.
The Minnesota Twins broke a major league record for most home runs on the road, getting back-to-back homers in the third inning for 140.
The Vikings, going into 2019, look to put last year's disappointing campaign behind them. WCCO's Mike Max previews the upcoming season.
CBS Sports' Fantasy Football Today crew weighs in on why you should be thinking about Lamar Jackson as a Top 10 fantasy QB.
Adam Thielen's Thursdays usually are busy. The star wide receiver has a full practice with the Minnesota Vikings as they implement their game plan for the upcoming opponent.
The Twins are now 10 homers away from breaking the all-time team homerun record in Major League Baseball.
When Rodney Smith went down with a season-ending knee injury in the second game of 2018, Minnesota turned to Mohamed Ibrahim as the lead ball carrier and enjoyed a seamless senior-to-freshman handoff of the backfield baton.
The players whooped it up. The champagne flowed. In the midst of it all, another trophy sat in the middle of the locker room.
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board reversed course in just hours Tuesday after it announced that tailgating and grass parking for Gopher football games would no longer be allowed at East River Flats Park.
The Vikings thought they had found a reliable option.
Michael Pineda and the Minnesota Twins came through with a tidy effort when they didn't have much room for error.
Sylvia Fowles had a season-high 25 points and 12 rebounds, moving into third on the WNBA career rebounding list, and the Minnesota Lynx beat the Chicago Sky 93-85 on Tuesday night to claim their ninth straight playoff berth.
A judge has set bail at $3 million for the son of a former NFL lineman accused of killing his parents in Minnesota.
With a month left the MLB regular season, seven teams have a legitimate shot at a National League Wild Card spot.
The Minnesota Vikings announced Tuesday that the team is releasing wide receiver Jordan Taylor and cornerback Bene Benwikere.