Penn State Safeties Hoping To Slow Down Gophers' Run Game
As an incoming freshman, Penn State safety Marcus Allen figured his transition to college football would be gradual.
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As an incoming freshman, Penn State safety Marcus Allen figured his transition to college football would be gradual.
Minnesota freshman defensive end Tai'yon Devers will miss the game at Penn State because of a left ankle injury.
Minnesota is the Big Ten favorite in a preseason poll of the conference's hockey coaches.
The Gopher football team finished its nonconference schedule 3-0, after a 31-24 win over Colorado State Saturday afternoon.
Mac Scheuble loves to fish, so that is where he was this summer. He was fishing Lake Waconia with a buddy when a wave hit the boat, throwing him overboard.
The Gophers announced Friday that redshirt junior center Reggie Lynch underwent a successful surgery on his left knee.
Minnesota is back from an earlier-than-usual bye week, aiming to keep the passing attack on a productive track.
The Gophers face Colorado State on Saturday and need a win before a nine-game Big 10 schedule starts.
Minnesota running back Shannon Brooks has been cleared to return after missing the first two games with a broken foot.
Police say four Gopher football players are possibly connected to a rape that was reported earlier this month.
The University of Minnesota football team announced Monday that it will host Colorado State at 11 a.m. on Sept. 24.
Freshman defensive backs Dior Johnson and Ray Buford, freshman defensive lineman Tamarion Johnson and sophomore defensive back KiAnte Hardin all sat out Minnesota's 58-28 victory over Indiana State.
Mitch Leidner completed 20 of 30 passes for 295 yards and four touchdowns on Saturday as Minnesota rolled to 592 total yards in a 58-28 win over Indiana State.
It has been an emotional week for Minnesotans who have followed Jacob Wetterling's disappearance. The 27-year-old mystery came to an end last Friday when authorities recovered his remains from a farm in Paynesville.
Former University of Minnesota football coach Jerry Kill hosted a book signing event that raised nearly $200,000 for his epilepsy fund.
