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Jon Krawczynski, Associated Press
MINNEAPOLIS

Kill returns to Minnesota practice

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Jerry Kill
Minnesota coach Jerry Kill stands near the sideline during the second half of an NCAA college football game against New Mexico State, Saturday, Sept. 10, 2011, in Minneapolis. New Mexico State won 28-21. Kill later was taken from the field after suffering what team doctor Pat Smith said was a seizure.
AP Photo/Paul Battaglia

Minnesota coach Jerry Kill has returned to practice, three days after checking into the Mayo Clinic to seek treatment for his seizures.

Kill says he plans to be on the sideline Saturday when the Golden Gophers play at No. 19 Michigan.

Kill had a seizure at the end of a loss to New Mexico State on Sept. 10. Kill returned to coach the next two games, a win over Miami (Ohio) and a loss to North Dakota State.

He says that he has suffered multiple seizures in the last few weeks, including one on Sunday that put him back in the hospital. But he insists that the condition is not life-threatening and that he will continue to coach while dealing with it.

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Jerry Kill
Minnesota coach Jerry Kill stands near the sideline during the second half of an NCAA college football game against New Mexico State, Saturday, Sept. 10, 2011, in Minneapolis. New Mexico State won 28-21. Kill later was taken from the field after suffering what team doctor Pat Smith said was a seizure.
AP Photo/Paul Battaglia