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All eyes on No. 2 Wildcats

by Dan Miller
Published March 23, 2004
No. 7 Minnesota faces high-octane Kansas State tonight in the NCAA 2nd round.

Dimension change favors Gophers

by Noah Seligman
Published March 23, 2004

For the 2004 season the NCAA decided to change the dimensions of the regulation softball. The new ball will have a core density of .47 instead of the .50 measurement used in previous seasons. The switch...

U’s Buzard running with experienced group

by Lou Raguse
Published March 23, 2004

As a young athlete, it never hurts to learn from a mentor. In the NFL, Steve Young learned behind Joe Montana. In the NBA, Tim Duncan tuned his skills under David Robinson. For Minnesota's men's track...

Gophers eager to gain recognition in Big Ten Conference

by Kent Erdahl
Published March 23, 2004
Minnesota's rowing team is only in its fourth year as a varsity sport.

Abundance of close losses might favor Gophers

by Dan Miller
Published March 23, 2004

The question facing Minnesota men's tennis coach David Geatz is whether a run of close losses is a good thing. The 36th-ranked Gophers have lost five matches by a score of 4-3 since Jan. 23 and stand at...

Gophers already seeing NCAA-tourney-caliber foes

by Aaron Blake
Published March 23, 2004

Minnesota baseball coach John Anderson calls the road his team has traveled thus far one of the tougher first 15 games of his coaching career - and he's been coaching for 23 years. In the eight games played...

Wrestler Hahn brings home second national title

by Aaron Blake
Published March 22, 2004

ST. LOUIS - Minnesota's 197-pound wrestler Damion Hahn angrily stormed off the mat and into the underbelly of the Savvis Center after his semifinal match with Arizona State's Ryan Bader on Friday night...

Eighth-place finish irks Gophers

by Aaron Blake
Published March 22, 2004

ST. LOUIS - Just four seconds after the whistle blew to begin sudden-victory overtime in the 165-pound semifinals on Friday night at the NCAA wrestling tournament, Oklahoma State's Tyrone Lewis had Minnesota's...

Women’s hoops wins opening round game

by Dan Miller
Published March 22, 2004
Lindsay Whalen scored 31 points to lead the U past UCLA. Minnesota will play Kansas State on Tuesday.

Whalen practicing, should return for NCAA first round

by Dan Miller
Published March 12, 2004
After breaking her hand, Lindsay Whalen is healing at a rapid pace.

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