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St. John's football coach John Gagliardi did something so special, it doesn't even sound like proper English. On Saturday, he became the winningest coach in college football history.
About 60,000 people are expected at tonight's game, in which the undefeated Gophers will take on the Michigan Wolverines, a team they haven't beaten since 1986. But the Gophers are favored this year. They are ranked 17th in this week's AP poll, and have their eyes on the Big Ten title, something they haven't taken since 1967. Eric Dyer, the undergraduate student body president at the U of M, says students aren't worried about other students getting out of control.
David Halberstam is one of America's finest journalists and one of America's most widely read authors. He has written 19 books, 14 of which have been New York Times' best sellers. In the 1960's, when he was just 30 years old, he won a Pulitizer Prize for his coverage of the Vietnam War, and his subsequent book about the men who took us into that war, "The Best and Brightest," has been widely hailed as one of the best books of its kind. His most recent book is "The Teammates." We hear him in discussion at a recent Pen Pals Lecture Series, sponsered by the Library Foundation of Hennepin County.
Eddie Guardado cleaned out his corner cubicle in Minnesota's clubhouse, carefully placing caps, T-shirts and
other mementos in a big cardboard box to take home. The All-Star closer isn't sure if he'll ever pitch for the Twins
again, and he wasn't the only one packing up Monday wondering about his future. "I hope it all works out," said Guardado, one of several key players whose salaries might make it too difficult for the Twins to keep everyone let alone add a player or two.
A potential multimillion-dollar pledge from a South Dakota banker has energized University of Minnesota boosters eager to bring Big Ten football back to campus. The contribution from T. Denny Sanford, 67,
would be the largest single gift in the university's 152-year
history. The news has revived talk of a Gophers-only stadium after a plan to build a joint facility for the university and the Minnesota Vikings unravelled last year.
The Minnesota Twins began selling playoff tickets on Thursday. The Twins are in a close pennant race with two other teams in the American League Central Division. On Wednesday they moved into tie for first place in the division after a dramatic ninth inning comeback win. But some baseball insiders are wondering where the fans are. Attendance at the Metrodome is behind last years, and TV ratings are down significantly. Team officials say they're not worried about the numbers and say they expect crowds to increase as the season draws to a close.
When she was a little kid, Amber Hultman hated horses. Now, at age 16, she's the Minnesota High School Rodeo Queen. To win the crown, she had to excel in categories like modeling, public speaking, and horsemanship. But Hultman says being queen is much more than looking pretty while riding a horse.
The string of well wishers stretched from the
alter to the front doors of the massive Cathedral of St. Paul
Friday, everyone taking a turn at saying goodbye to a Minnesota
legend.
Herb Brooks, best known as the architect of the "Miracle on
Ice" in which he coached the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team to a
startling victory, died Monday in a car wreck.
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