Articles Tagged: Minnesota Golden Gophers

It was 20 years ago, when anarchy followed an Iowa-Minnesota football game. Hawkeye fans ran amok in Minneapolis, at least until they ran into a revolving door.

Hlastradaums, the hottest prophet in the history of the world, gives you more college football winners.

Mo Ibrahim tore his Achilles tendon in Minnesota’s first game last season. He rehabbed, decided to return to the Gophers for a sixth season and is setting all sorts of school rushing records.

Iowa cannot rely on a 41-yard punt return, pick-six and blocked punt this week to bail out the offense again this week against Minnesota.

Fun Facts about Saturday’s Iowa-Minnesota football game: Minnesota has more lakes. Iowa has more fans.

After allowing six sacks and averaging 1.2 yards per carry, Iowa’s offensive line will have another difficult task this week against Minnesota.

Minnesota star running back Mohamed Ibrahim is the latest in a list of RB “dudes” that have confronted Iowa this season.

Iowa will be going up against one of the best defenses in the country Saturday. On the other side of the ball, Minnesota’s Mohamed Ibrahim may have a chance to make history this season.

Iowa football’s Nov. 19 game at Minnesota will kick off at 3 p.m., the team announced Saturday night.

Listen to The Final Score podcast for thoughts from John Steppe and Mike Hlas on Iowa’s 24-10 win over Wisconsin.

The prophet shuns the skeptics and tends to you who listen. Here are Hlastradamus’ college football picks this week, including Northwestern-Iowa

Hlastradamus, who is as hot as Kansas’ football team, has your weekly college football winners.

Hlastradamus thinks little of the visitors playing Iowa and Iowa State, and less of Colorado in this week’s college football picks.

Iowa Athletics announced Wednesday that Beth Goetz, the athletics director at Ball State University, will replace Barbara Buke on the Iowa staff. Goetz will be Deputy Director of Athletics and Chief Operating Officer at Iowa.

When the Big Ten adds USC and UCLA in 2024, the odds of Iowa still playing all of its border rivalries every year are low.