Gophers suffer excruciating 26-25 loss to No. 4 Penn State
The Gophers fell to 6-5, 4-4 Big Ten, while Penn State (10-1, 7-1) stayed alive for a good spot in the expanded College Football Playoff race. Gophers quarterback Max Brosmer had not turned the ball over since September, but he threw his first interception in 206 attempts in the first half. It led to a Penn State field goal.
No. 4 Penn State survived a major upset attempt by Minnesota, 26-25, to stay alive in the College Football Playoff race. On ...
The Minnesota football team gave No. 4 Penn State all it could handle, but a few costly turnovers helped the Nittany Lions ...
Twelve of these players have made more than 36 appearances for the Gophers, including cornerback Justin Walley in 47 games ...
Gophers football coach P.J. Fleck spoke with reporters after Saturday's 26-25 loss to Penn State on Senior Day at Huntington ...
The Golden Gophers block a punt and an extra point in the final 2 minutes to gain an edge on the Nittany Lions.
The penalty helped the Nittany Lions move the ball into Minnesota's territory and ultimately scored via an Allar four-yard ...
MINNEAPOLIS – Penn State fans, greetings from Huntington Stadium. James Franklin’s No. 4 Nittany Lions are warming up ahead ...
Minnesota is giving No. 4 Penn State all it can handle at Huntington Bank Stadium. A returned blocked extra point from ...
MINNEAPOLIS – Fourth-ranked Penn State survived a scare from double-digit underdog Minnesota and moved closer to a College ...
However, the Gophers offense was shut down by Penn State's defense in a three-and-out and the Nittany Lions carried that ...
This Minnesota coaching staff has done an excellent job all season and will have a great game plan for a Penn State team that ...
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