A slow start on the road wasn’t abnormal, and neither was the loss, however Minnesota kept the game close up until the buzzer.

After his 2020 championship campaign was cut short due to the pandemic, Steveson is still laser-focused on winning his first heavyweight NCAA crown.

Minnesota has won every set played thus far, as the team moved to 4-0 in the second weekend of play.

The Hawkeyes put on a dominant passing display, recording an assist on 77% of their made field goals.

Minnesota’s high-scoring ways continued in Columbus, and the Buckeyes were their seventh swept opponent this season.

After gaining a 14-point lead in the first half, the Gophers looked lost in the second half as they fell to Purdue 81-62.

After being swept in their last two-game series versus No. 1 Wisconsin, the Gophers split their two game series versus No. 3 Ohio State.

Minnesota was excited to get back on the court against Michigan State last weekend, but the team is focusing on one day at a time during a season of uncertainty.

Minnesota has shown they are a team with two personalities this year and will need to figure out how to win on the road.

A career-high 30 points from Sara Scalia helped Minnesota notch its third consecutive victory.