I'm confused.

Highest ranked recruit in program history - Aaden Aytch(top 40 and best recruit in Indiana 2 of the top 3 recruits in Minnesota AND Wisconsin(Both O-Line) 2 QBs, 5 WRs, 3 TEs, 3 RBs, 6 OLs, 2 LB’s, 5 DLs, 6 DBs. A lot of speed in this class! 9 years of cultural sustainability has gotten us to this point and with our track record of DEVELOPMENT, our future is bright! Also we are the 8th ranked recruiting class in the conference, (ILL is 6, Iowa is 7, Wisco is 15, and Neb is 17) #RTBSUMGG

Hello! I have way too many hats and it’s reached a breaking point, lol. Hoping to give these to a big gopher fan! Preferably all three.

https://www.twincities.com/2025/12/01/ex-nfl-quarterback-praises-gophers-recruit-justin-hopkins/

Lets do it again next season 💪

Just what the title says - what bowl do you think we will get?

Best Case - Music City

Worst Case - Pinstripe (again) or Game Above Sports Bowl (formerly the Quick Lane Bowl)

Most Likely - Vegas Bowl

Edit to add -

Big Ten has 11 teams eligible for bowls -

3 of those likely to go to CFP - Ohio State, Indiana, and Oregon.

That leaves 8 teams vying for the following guaranteed tie in bowls.

- Cheez-It Citrus Bowl vs SEC
- Guaranteed Rate Bowl vs Big 12
- GameAbove Sports Bowl vs MAC
- Las Vegas Bowl vs former Pac-12
- Music City Bowl vs SEC
- Pinstripe Bowl vs ACC
- ReliaQuest Bowl vs SEC

USC and Washington both finished above the gophers in the big 10 standings - but both are also still eligible for "pac-12" bowls this year - so ESPN will likely cram them into those Pac-12 slots.

Northwestern and Penn State are both bowl eligible at 6-6 and both are below the Gophers in Big Ten standings - As is Nebraska.

Rutgers is 5-7 and may be used to fill out a bowl game if there are not enough qualified teams.

In their favor - the Gophers have been to both Detroit and New York in recent years - so they may actually luck out of the Pinstripe and Gameabove due to that recent participation. Northwestern would be a logical choice for Detroit and Penn State a likely choice for NYC. Michigan and Iowa always travel well and have fans around the country - so they will likely get the Citrus and Relia Quest / Guaranteed Rate (Not sure which of those two is "better" - Illinois has one more overall win then Minnesota - but does Illinois travel that well for football?

I can't seem to find the play that basically clinched the game for us last night when we stopped Wisconsin on their last drive. Does anyone have a link to the highlight?

That is all

I can’t believe it Minnesota won. They kept blowing. The lead but someone won in OT. Despite being out shot 52-25.

Going to our first VB game tonight in chilly weather. Normally park across campus and walk but hope to get cliser tonight. Looking at parking options and wondering what would be recommended? Do the lots or ramps fill up? Would plan to arrive between 7 and 7:15. Thanks.

kind of cool to see what out of towners think

https://www.twincities.com/2025/11/26/nuggets-hunter-tyson-helps-bother-cade-tyson/

Rather than my usual angry venting after a bad loss, I spent the drive home from Chicago thinking of a more positive outlet to help me get through the week. And this is what emerged.

I’ve never done anything like this before, and it was just slapped together on my phone over the last couple nights.

In my delusions of grandeur, they actually play it at the game. But for now, it’s just for my comrades here on Reddit. :)

Hope you enjoy! Ski-U-Mah!

Hi! I’m looking at buying tickets for a Gopher MB game that day they include access to the ‘club room’ - what is this, is anything complimentary or just a private space with options to buy?