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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...

Deja boo: Spartans ruin Gophers

by Dan Miller
Published October 18, 2004

EAST LANSING, Mich. - Minnesota's football team should petition the Big Ten for an automatic bye week following every Michigan game. For the second-straight year, the Gophers have seen their Rose Bowl...

Volleyball makes its case for a women’s hoops-like switch

by Aaron Blake
Published October 18, 2004

Even after she managed to add a right shoulder injury to her laundry list of ailments, Minnesota volleyball senior Paula Gentil was so encouraged by the nearly 11,000 people in attendance Saturday evening...

Team welcomes two elites

by Bob Wothe
Published October 15, 2004
Coach Mikki Denney Wright calls the Lions-Buckeyes combo the toughest ever.

St. Cloud State visits for Minnesota’s celebratory weekend

by Bridget Haeg
Published October 15, 2004
The Gophers will drop banners and play a Huskies team they are 21-1 against all-time.

Minnesota travels to East Lansing

by Ben Goessling
Published October 15, 2004
The Gophers defense will be tested by the Spartans' upstart QB, Drew Stanton.

Gophers hope for record crowd vs. Illinois at Williams

by Kent Erdahl
Published October 15, 2004

The last time a Minnesota volleyball match took place inside Williams Arena, it ended with a Gophers player nearly breaking her neck. This time, the only thing the Gophers want to break is a long-standing...

Vasiljeva’s career ends on sour note, Pre-NCAAs await

by David McCoy
Published October 15, 2004
After missing all last year with a hamstring injury, Darja Vasiljeva will not continue.

Gophers travel to Alaska, where the Frontier lies

by Mike Mullen
Published October 15, 2004

After an hour delay at the airport, Minnesota men's hockey team left for a six-hour flight to Anchorage, Alaska, on Wednesday, flying west over three time zones. One would think this might leave the team...

From backwoods to backchecks for Ross

by Bridget Haeg
Published October 14, 2004

For most University students, the campus is a big place. But when your hometown's population consists of four families, it gets just a little bit bigger. Bobbi Ross, a freshman forward on the Minnesota...

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