Harvin Out Of Practice Again For Vikings
The Minnesota Vikings still don't have wide receiver Percy Harvin back. Coach Leslie Frazier said Harvin won't practice Wednesday.
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The Minnesota Vikings still don't have wide receiver Percy Harvin back. Coach Leslie Frazier said Harvin won't practice Wednesday.
It's the same great barbecue, but with a casual and fast approach. That's what a new Famous Dave's restaurant in the metro is serving up.
While the Minnesota Vikings wait to see how star receiver Percy Harvin's sprained left ankle responds in practice this week, they did receive some good news on the health of tight end Kyle Rudolph and safety Harrison Smith.
It's hard to believe that the high school football season has come to an end. Seven football teams celebrated championship seasons between the Friday and Saturday's Prep Bowl games at the Metrodome.
The Minnesota Vikings have been in prime position to grab a playoff spot. Instead, they're dropping the ball.
The Minnesota Vikings have two key starters who must pass post-concussion tests before they can be cleared for action, tight end Kyle Rudolph and strong safety Harrison Smith.
Minutes after guiding Eden Prairie to its eighth state championship under his watch, coach Mike Grant was already talking about next season's opener against Elk River.
The Minnesota Vikings will likely be without wide receiver Percy Harvin again this weekend because of his sprained left ankle.
It's what every kid who plays high school football dreams about from the first day of fall practices: Playing for a state championship.
Didn't get a chance to watch WCCO-TV's High School Sports Rally Friday night? We've got all the high school football action in the videos below, plus a took at Caledonia's Warriors and how high school refs get to the Metrodome.
It's hard to believe that we're just less than two weeks away from the 2012 prep football season being over. By next Saturday, state champions will be crowned in seven classes across the state.
Minnesota Vikings general manager Rick Spielman is giving quarterback Christian Ponder a big vote of confidence.
If the quarterfinal round of the state football playoffs is any indication, any team get beat anyone on any given day. At the risk of sounding cliché, it's true. Just ask anyone who played football for Edina or St. Croix Lutheran.
Didn't get a chance to watch WCCO-TV's High School Sports Rally Friday night? We've got all the high school football action and the Timberwolves' Brandon Roy talking about his high school game in the videos below.
Minnesota Vikings receiver Percy Harvin is listed as doubtful for the game Sunday against Detroit with a sprained left ankle.
The fields are now set across seven classes for the state football playoffs in Minnesota. Last week's section champions advanced to this week's state football quarterfinals, which are being held across the state Thursday and Friday on turf fields at neutral sites.
Vikings punter Chris Kluwe says he dislikes politics and doesn't plan any more activism, following his high-profile efforts to encourage defeat of Minnesota's marriage amendment.
The Osseo Orioles feature Bridge Tusler. He is the kind of football player that makes those Friday night lights seem brighter.
When football teams gathered for the first football practices of the season back in August, everyone had dreams of getting to the state playoffs and playing for a championship in the Metrodome. Friday night, 42 teams will realize that goal of winning a section title and moving on to the state tournament.
Antoine Winfield raced to cover the receiver running toward the sideline, sliding parallel with John Skelton as the Arizona quarterback rolled out right with the Cardinals facing fourth-and-2 at the Minnesota 18-yard line.
In the last four weeks, Edina has beaten Minnetonka, Hopkins, Wayzata and Eden Prairie. The Hornets have it going on.
Jerome Simpson's deactivation Sunday cost him a chance to help the Minnesota Vikings against the Washington Redskins. It also cost the receiver a pretty good chunk of change.
It's the final week of the regular season in high school football. It didn't feel like it was that long ago that we were projecting preseason expectations. Now, teams are gearing up for the playoffs.
The image, and the pain, is still fresh in Adrian Peterson's mind.
It's yet another big week in high school football across the state. It's Week 7, which means the regular season is winding down and we're getting ever so close to the playoffs.
