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The Minnesota Daily

Sports

Anderson attends ceremony as guest

by Kent Erdahl
Published July 28, 2004

Minnesota baseball coach John Anderson attended Paul Molitor's Hall of Fame Induction on Sunday, as a representative for the Minnesota baseball program and the entire University. But Anderson said he was...

Maroon & Gold to Bronze

by Kent Erdahl
Published July 28, 2004
Former Gopher Paul Molitor is inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY.

Bowl Championship Series revamps its ratings system, computers will take a smaller role

by Kent Erdahl
Published July 21, 2004

The Bowl Championship Series ironed out yet another wrinkle in its formula for college football standings last week. The BCS, which determines the teams that play in the National Championship game and...

Lynx hope winning streak, record crowd for Whalen boost attendance levels

by Dan Miller
Published July 21, 2004

When hometown hero Lindsay Whalen and the Connecticut Sun came to town last week, the Minnesota Lynx drew 16,227 fans into the Target Center. The franchise-record crowd was 10,000 fans more than Minnesota's...

Morgan goes pro, joins former Gophers

by Kent Erdahl
Published July 21, 2004

Unlike a draft pick in other professional sports, David Morgan's road from amateur to professional will not lead to immediate riches. But the former Minnesota golfer, who will turn professional at Friday's...

Williams Arena to host NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball tournament

Published July 14, 2004

For the second-consecutive year women's basketball fans will be able to watch NCAA tournament games at Williams Arena. On Thursday, the NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Committee selected Minnesota as...

Whalen scholarship planned

Published July 14, 2004

Though Lindsay Whalen's college basketball career ended in April, her impact at the University will be felt for years to come. That's because the women's basketball booster club, the Fast Break Club, plans...

Marks misses cut

by Kent Erdahl
Published July 14, 2004
The former Gopher competed with more experienced athletes.

The girl is back in town

by Dan Miller
Published July 14, 2004

Readers of the Twin Cities' City Pages recently chose Lindsay Whalen as the 2004 "Best Local Girl Made Good." More than 14,000 fans will file into Target Center today to see just how "good" she has made. The...

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