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Gophers head southeast for first defense of No. 1 ranking

by Kent Erdahl
Published September 17, 2004
Minnesota will play three matches in two days in the North Carolina tournament.

Minnesota holds only home tourney of the season in Minnesota Invitational

by David McCoy
Published September 17, 2004

Last year, Minnesota's women's golf team only finished one tournament in the top half of the competition. That tournament, which the Gophers won, was the Minnesota Invitational. Minnesota is looking for...

Tournament at Baseline Tennis Center the first gauge of the season for Minnesota

by Mike Mullen
Published September 17, 2004

Minnesota's women's tennis team does not start its season this weekend with the Gophers Invitational Tournament. Not if you listen to coach Tyler Thomson. "I think starting anew is more of a practice thing,"...

Gophers face tough nonconference test

by Ben Goessling
Published September 17, 2004
Colorado State is one of the most dangerous nonconference trips in a while for Minnesota.

Women’s hoops coach to receive extension through 2011 season

by Ben Goessling
Published September 16, 2004

Minnesota women's basketball coach Pam Borton said she will soon sign a three-year extension that could keep her at Minnesota through 2011. Borton, who has four years left on her current deal, said Wednesday...

Petsinger aims to bring Gophers out of depths of Big Ten

by David McCoy
Published September 16, 2004
Terra Petsinger enters this weekend's Minnesota Invitational as a defending champ.

High altitude to add to ‘hostile environment’ against Colorado State

by Ben Goessling
Published September 15, 2004

When Minnesota's football team travels to Colorado State on Saturday, it will enter what defensive tackle Mark Losli called "the most hostile environment we've played in in a long time." For at least a...

Carlson the epitome of drive for Gophers

by David McCoy
Published September 15, 2004

Minnesota men's cross country coach Steve Plasencia said he is ready to wield his double-edged sword. Plasencia uses the term to describe All-American runner Andrew Carlson. "Andrew is a hard-training,...

Stuck in the middle, Neary burgeons

by Bob Wothe
Published September 15, 2004
Junior Kaitlin Neary has five points in five games, in her first year as a midfielder.

Sluggish starts against first two foes an early concern for the Gophers

by Ben Goessling
Published September 14, 2004

Once you sift through the staggering numbers - a combined 398 yards and 28 points in two first quarters - the even more staggering realization becomes clear. Minnesota's football team was basically a fake...

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