Jerry Kill Named Kansas State's Associate Athletic Director
Former Gophers coach Jerry Kill is headed to Kansas State to serve as the associate athletic director in charge of football, sources tell WCCO.
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Former Gophers coach Jerry Kill is headed to Kansas State to serve as the associate athletic director in charge of football, sources tell WCCO.
There are 25 former Gophers now back in school finishing their college degrees, and they're honoring their scholarship.
The University of Minnesota's Board of Regents unanimously approved Mark Coyle as the Gopher athletic director on Friday.
University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler announced Wednesday that Mark Coyle is the school's next athletic director.
A University of Minnesota audit shows Gophers men's basketball coach Richard Pitino spent more than double his allowance for private jet travel since his hiring.
The search for the University of Minnesota's next athletic director has been narrowed down to four candidates.
A Gopher basketball player accused of sexual assault was released from jail on Tuesday and has not yet been charged.
University of Minnesota basketball player Reggie Lynch is still in custody at the Hennepin County Jail on Monday and is facing accusations of sexual assault.
The Big Ten Network released its prime time schedule for the 2016 football season on Monday, and the Gophers have at least one game nationally televised.
Months after three Gophers basketball players were suspended following a sex video posted to a player's social media account, another player has been arrested on suspicion of sexual assault.
Jerry Kill is gone, but certainly not forgotten in these parts. The Minutemen presented him with a Man of the Year Award at a roast for him Friday.
The University of Minnesota men's basketball team will host St. John's (New York) in November as part of the Gavitt Games, the school announced Tuesday.
Minnesota is enjoying a baseball resurgence that has put the Gophers in position to end a five-year NCAA Tournament drought, the longest since the program's first appearance in 1956.
Two former Minnesota players have been selected in the fourth round of the NFL draft, cornerback Eric Murray and linebacker De'Vondre Campbell. Murray went Saturday to Kansas City with the 106th overall pick. Then Campbell was taken by Atlanta with the 115th overall selection.
When University of Minnesota president Eric Kaler announced a 16-member search committee to find the next Gophers athletic director in late March, he called for a search that "must surface the highest quality candidates."
