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U to reprint football tickets

by Than Tibbetts
Published August 17, 2005
Tickets for the Nov. 12 football game misspelled Sandy Stephens' name.

Prepared to carry the load

by David McCoy
Published August 17, 2005
This is the first season since 2002 in which Minnesota has had one feature back.

Freshmen give hebert ‘most talent’ he’s seen

by Matt Perkins
Published August 17, 2005
Coach Mike Hebert is welcoming what he calls the best recruiting class ever.

NCAA nixes ‘hostile’ names

by Matt Perkins
Published August 10, 2005

NCAA championships are about to change - or at least the names of the teams participating in them are. Some of the most popular and successful teams in college sports are at the center of an ongoing controversy...

Mortimer, Silkaitis set to swim in Turkey

by David McCoy
Published August 10, 2005
Former men's swimmers Justin Mortimer and Terry Silkaitis will swim for the United States this week.

Three drafted in 2nd round

by Matt Perkins
Published August 3, 2005
Nate Hagemo and two incoming freshmen were drafted Saturday.

Ex-Gophers go for Olympics

by David McCoy
Published August 3, 2005

Minnesota's men's hockey team has been synonymous with U.S. Olympic hockey since the birth of the winter games. And if Gophers coach Don Lucia's guess is right, two more are about to join the long list...

Two U students haul in world titles in lumberjack sports

by David McCoy
Published July 27, 2005
Jamie Fischer and Mandy Erdmann are both multiple world champions on logs.

NCAA to establish national start date

by Matt Perkins
Published July 27, 2005

College baseball is currently divided, North versus South, on a variety of issues revolving around the "competitive equity" required by NCAA sports. Problem is, neither of them will be happy until they...

Barber, Nash continue growing process

by Matt Perkins
Published July 20, 2005
Aaron Barber and Simon Nash were hurt by poor third rounds this weekend.

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