After struggling in its first game of the season against Michigan, the Gophers are looking to execute better on both the offensive and defensive ends of the field.

For the foreseeable future, the Gophers will be without two starting offensive linemen due to health concerns.

The junior cornerback has already gained interest from Northern Iowa and UNC-Charlotte.

Robbins will be a key player throughout the season as the Gophers make a push for the NCAA tournament.

The Gophers will be without two starters on their offensive line for the considerable future.

Injuries, youth and COVID-19 positives left an already inexperienced defense without answers on Saturday.

In a game to claim the Little Brown Jug, Minnesota failed to stop Michigan’s rushing attack from start to finish.

The Gophers will be without two starters on the offensive line, with Curtis Dunlap Jr. and Daniel Faalele inactive against Michigan.

The two ranked rivals will face off Saturday for the Little Brown Jug and significant momentum towards the Big Ten Championship.

The Gophers face an early test right away against No. 18 Michigan in a shortened, conference-only 2020 football season.