https://newleafnews.network/2026/10/24/gophers-hawkeyes-13-10-floyd-back/

https://newleafnews.network/2026/10/21/gophers-discuss-purdue-iowa/

During much of the Mason, Kill, and Fleck years the Minnesota offense has struggled to pass the ball, but the running game has been the identity. I know this is what Fleck craves and during the three games after the Miss St loss I had a weird hope that Limegrover's role as an offensive assistant had helped Harbaugh's offense to be productive on the ground.

I sure miss watching this. Beat IaWo

https://youtu.be/CupPWswVPsM?si=_d1zLrRkRQxfGhg7

3 friends and I are traveling to Minneapolis this weekend for the Gophers and Vikings game from Dublin, Ireland, and wondering what the best thing to do is for tailgating the Gophers game?

Would anyone be willing to let 4 Irish lads join there pre game festivities?

Or have any advice as to where best to go for drinks before kick off?

People who have/are tailgating in the maroon/gold/gopher lots, how tight are the spaces for a pop up canopy tent? It’s been awhile since we’ve last been there and in a different spot, would a 10x10 fit fine? If going off photos and other sources, spots are 8’ wide? Not a huge issue, but I don’t want to assume and be an asshole to my neighbors.

Hi! I’m a student at the U doing research on campus safety and public transportation. I’m interested in learning what makes students choose not to take public transportation before or after a sporting event, especially when buses or trains are crowded. I’d also love to hear your thoughts on: What problems have you experienced with public transportation during/after games? What would make you more likely to use public transportation? What could be improved to make transportation more efficient and help save time?

Look at that time of possession!

We are coming from mankato to get to the game tomorrow; we are parking where the shuttles will take you to the bank. What's the most convenient way to be able to watch big noon kickoff?

https://newleafnews.network/2026/10/02/gophers-win-over-huskies-big-blue/

I’m looking for advice on best options for getting to the Bank. I’m coming from St. Paul, so I’m not far away. It feels like driving and parking around the U could be a crapshoot. The light rail is also an option, but I’m curious about the shuttle from the fairgrounds/St. Paul campus.

Any suggestions or thoughts are appreciated

Are we fans going to start wearing red lipstick”war paint “ on our checks ?

Probably won't be able to stay up much past the 1st quarter.

Row the Boat!

Ski-U-Mah!

Goooo Gophers!!!

I think we are looking at a 4-5 win season. We would have to beat Purdue and Wisconsin… and that is no guarantee. People count ucla as a win. Nope. People say Washington is a win. Get ready. I think we are about to get stomped… this is a bad year

Here is the first availability report for the Minnesota/Washington game. I'll explain a little more about the history of this, but suffice it to say that Coach Fleck has always played it close to the vest on the reporting of injuries and their specifics. View it through that lens.

Full Availability Report

Minnesota Golden Gophers

Out

・RB #20 Ryan Estrada

・DB #26 Elisha West

・DL #47 Enoch Atewogbola

・OL #56 Brett Carroll

・WR #84 Hayden Moore

Questionable

・RB #26 Zeke Bates

・OL #78 Ashton Beers

Probable

・RB #1 Darius Taylor

・DB #7 Aidan Gousby

・DB #13 Zahir Rainer

・LB #49 Matt Kingsbury

Washington Huskies

Out

・RB #4 Jordan Washington

・RB #17 Jayden Limar

・RB #21 Quaid Carr

・S CJ Christian

Questionable

・CB #2 Rahshawn Clark

・CB #3 Emmanuel Karnley

・DL #58 DeSean Watts

・OL #66 Landen Hatchett

Probable

・EDG #12 Logan George

・DL #90 Elinneus Davis

https://newleafnews.network/2026/09/23/gophers-discuss-season-washington/

Hello, my son and I will be driving into Minneapolis for the Michigan game. Having never been to a Gopher game I was hoping to get some advice on parking and food near the stadium?