The Gophers had a concerning offensive performance for the fourth straight week. It’s easy for people outside of the building to point fingers at why, but the reality is they rank 130th nationally in total yards per game, and that should fall on the shoulders of fourth-year offensive coordinator Greg Harbaugh Jr.
The Gophers were 19 seconds and a 60-yard field goal away from pulling off a season-changing upset against No. 4 Indiana, but the reality is they’re 5-3 with a daunting schedule ahead of them.
As 20.5-point betting underdogs, nobody was picking the Gophers to beat Indiana, but the No. 4-ranked Hoosiers needed overtime to hang on 23-16 at home.
The same offensive struggles that have followed Minnesota for a month caught up to it on Saturday afternoon. The Gophers nearly knocked off No. 4 Indiana, but another brutal night from the offense was too much to overcome.
Minnesota gave No. 4 Indiana all it could handle on the road, but another concerning offensive performance was too much to overcome in a roller-coaster 23-16 overtime loss.
The Indiana Hoosiers have not looked as dominant as they did during their National Championship winning season, but they are, for the most part, still stacking wins.
Minnesota’s offense was stuck in neutral against No. 4 Indiana until a beautifully executed trick play turned the game on its head. A reverse flea flicker set Drake Lindsey up to find freshman tight end Roman Voss for a 39-yard touchdown.
The first availability report of the week for Minnesota’s road test against No. 4 Indiana has been released. The Gophers received a mixture of positive and negative updates.
After last week’s statement sweep over No. 3 North Dakota at home, the Gophers have a much easier test to open Big Ten play this weekend against Penn State in Minneapolis.
The pressure was on P.J. Fleck and the Gophers to change the narrative against Iowa, and they delivered with a 13-10 win. The offense was clunky all night, but the defense put together an all-time great performance.
Minnesota’s offense had just 11 first downs on Saturday evening against Iowa, but it didn’t matter. The Gophers’ defense carried them to a historic 13-10 win over No.
After a winless two weekends to start the 2026-27 college hockey season, the Minnesota Golden Gophers men’s hockey team responded with a convincing sweep over third-ranked North Dakota.
The Brett Larson era got off to a shaky 0-3-1 start, but Minnesota looked like a different team in its first home game of the season on Thursday night.
The Gophers have their second and final exhibition game of the preseason on Friday night against Creighton on the road. It’s a significant step up in competition from last week’s test against Omaha at home.
The initial availability report for this week’s game between Iowa and Minnesota was released Wednesday, and the Gophers received some relatively positive news.
It has been a bit of a roller-coaster season for the unranked Minnesota Golden Gophers, and that's something longtime Iowa Hawkeyes head coach Kirk Ferentz can understand.
Gophers head coach Dawn Plitzuweit has had tremendous success acquiring top-level talent over the last few years through the transfer portal and high school recruiting.
Coming off of their first Sweet Sixteen appearance in two decades, Minnesota women’s basketball was heading into this season with a ton of momentum and excitement.
The Gophers added 19 players from the transfer portal in the offseason, but nearly 40 total players have left the program over the last two seasons. We’re seven weeks into the 2026 college football season, so let’s check in on how Minnesota’s most notable transfer portal exits are performing at their new programs.
The Gophers were busy in the transfer portal again last offseason, adding 19 players. We have six games of data to look at, so let’s rank each player in terms of impact on the 2026 team.
Although it’s just an exhibition against Omaha, Thursday night gave us our first look at the 2026-27 Gophers men’s basketball team in a live setting against another opponent.
"Breakdown" may be too strong a word to use to describe the University of Michigan's football season so far, but it also may be appropriate for a program used to always being on top.
It appears that Fleck has Minnesota playing some of its best football in some time after back-to-back massive wins.
It might be over for Bryce Underwood at Michigan.
Word in recruiting circles is that the Minnesota Golden Gophers and Medved did everything they could to land the commitment of Santos.
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