First-half miscues cost Gophers in narrow loss to No. 12 Michigan
The Gophers football team didn’t go down without a fight, but first-half miscues proved the difference in a 27-24 loss to No. 12-ranked Michigan Saturday afternoon at The Big House in Ann Arbor, Mich. The Wolverines won the battle for the Little Brown Jug for the fifth consecutive matchup.
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The Gophers had scored 14 straight points to cut Michigan’s lead to 27-24 on Saturday when Matt Kingsbury was called offsides on an onside kick attempt with 1:37 remaining in the game. Minnesota had recovered the kick and would have had possession at the Wolverines’ 39.
Freshman safety Koi Perich again showed his value on special teams, helping the Gophers get back in the game against Michigan ...
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It was yet another game the Minnesota Golden Gophers failed to play consistent football for 60 minutes, as they lost 27-24 to ...
The Gophers secondary will be shorthanded for a second straight game against Michigan on Saturday. Cornerback Justin Walley ...
Michigan can win without passing -- just ask USC -- so the Gophers have a clear mission Saturday to improve their faltering ...
Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz visited Ann Arbor Saturday and watched his Minnesota Golden Gophers football ...
Meanwhile, the Gophers offense has been virtually nonexistent, as the team has 130 total yards in two quarters of play. The ...
Minnesota hoped to win the Little Brown Jug for the first time in a decade and only the third time in the 21st century.
Abbie Murphy scored two first-period goals to help make Brad Frost the sixth college women’s hockey coach to reach 500 ...
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