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One-on-one matchups, missed tackles dooming Minnesota

by Ben Goessling
Published October 19, 2004
Game film shows a lack of big plays, or anything novel, from the Spartans' offense.

Wacker skating tall again after six iceless months

by Bridget Haeg
Published October 19, 2004
After reinjuring her knee in January, sophomore Becky Wacker kept playing.

Rule change serves Gophers’ Gentil well

by Kent Erdahl
Published October 19, 2004
An NCAA ruling that liberos can now serve has made Paula Gentil even more dangerous.

Nearly 11,000 see Minnesota win

by Kent Erdahl
Published October 18, 2004

The matchup between Minnesota's second-ranked volleyball team and No. 23 Illinois over the weekend at Williams Arena promised a couple of interesting storylines. But the final story was thin and seriously...

Gophers sweep Huskies in contrasting games

by Bridget Haeg
Published October 18, 2004

On paper, the two games looked nearly the same. On the ice, it was a different story. Minnesota's women's hockey team (4-0-0, 4-0-0 WCHA) completed a two-game sweep of St. Cloud State (1-3-0, 1-3-0) on...

Minnesota men and women dive into season with intrasquad meets

by David McCoy
Published October 18, 2004

For Minnesota's men's and women's swimming and diving teams Saturday, the water was all maroon. Kicking off each of their respective seasons, the coaches divided their teams into maroon teams and gold...

Gophers see positives in defeat

by Bob Wothe
Published October 18, 2004

While Minnesota's soccer team showed how far it still has to come in Friday night's loss to Ohio State, the team showed the potential coach Mikki Denney Wright has seen all season in a hard-fought loss...

Women 15th in Pre-NCAAs

by David McCoy
Published October 18, 2004
Coach GaryWilson reflected on the resiliency of his runners afterward.

Gophers ground game dropping the ball

by Ben Goessling
Published October 18, 2004

EAST LANSING, Mich. - Of all the psychological wounds inflicted on Minnesota's football team after a 51-17 loss to Michigan State, the most damaging one might have come from the Spartans' DeAndra Cobb. The...

Gophers finish second in Alaska

by Mike Mullen
Published October 18, 2004

Minnesota's men's hockey team took a long flight to get to Anchorage, Alaska, for the Frontier Classic, but raining fish and a first-time goaltender ruined the trip. The Gophers beat Massachusetts 1-0...

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