Coach Kill Readmitting Himself Into Hospital For Seizures
Gophers head coach Jerry Kill has readmitted himself back into the hospital in the hopes of stopping his reoccurring seizures, according to the University of Minnesota.
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Gophers head coach Jerry Kill has readmitted himself back into the hospital in the hopes of stopping his reoccurring seizures, according to the University of Minnesota.
Marcus Williams had two defensive touchdowns for North Dakota State on Saturday to help the Bison pull off another FCS team upset of Minnesota, 37-24.
It is like David versus Goliath, little school against big school.
This isn't the typical lower-tier-team-meets-major-conference-program matchup that takes place all over the country in September.
North Dakota Republican U.S. Sen. John Hoeven and Minnesota Democratic Sen. Amy Klobuchar have something more than state pride riding on the outcome of the Saturday matchup between the North Dakota State and University of Minnesota football teams.
Minnesota coach Jerry Kill still looks a little worn out from the seizures he's had over the last 10 days, and his face appears a little thinner.
Coach Jerry Kill returned to the Minnesota sideline one week after suffering a seizure during a game and watched Marqueis Gray rack up 334 total yards in a 29-23 victory over Miami (Ohio) on Saturday.
Minnesota head coach Jerry Kill is coaching from the sidelines against Miami (Ohio), one week after suffering a seizure during a game.
The Minnesota Golden Gophers got a huge emotional lift when Jerry Kill returned to practice five days after having a seizure on the sidelines in a loss to New Mexico State.
Gov. Mark Dayton has proclaimed "Bruce Smith Day" in Minnesota in honor of a one-time Heisman Trophy winner who will be celebrated at the University of Minnesota at Saturday's home football game.
The Minnesota Golden Gophers got a huge emotional lift when Jerry Kill returned to practice five days after suffering a seizure on the sidelines in a loss to New Mexico State.
Gophers head football coach Jerry Kill was released from the hospital today, according to the University of Minnesota.
The Gopher football team went back to work on Monday, but without their head coach. The Gophers were left to figure out how they let a home game against one of the worst teams in NCAA Division I football get away from them and drop to 0-2 on the season.
Gophers head coach Jerry Kill could return to the sidelines as soon as this weekend, according to the team physician.
Team officials say Minnesota head coach Jerry Kill continues to show signs of improvement and is resting comfortably at a hospital after suffering a seizure late in the Gophers' home opener against New Mexico State.
