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Cole gave us exactly what Gil Fash gave us 50 years later.

There are other investors in that business who are Minnesota fans.

You can still buy it to serve or give to your friends.

I don't think either Rutgers or Nebraska will be easy for them.

I watched his weekly presser this afternoon and I can honestly say that I have never seen a person so nervous standing in front of a group of reporters. His mood, tone of voice, and the way he side-stepped questions tells me he is done at the end of the year. His power was stripped from him...

On the way down on Friday they stopped at Diamond Joes just across the border for a break.

Since they bused down instead of flying, it would be a late party!

Mo only played until he get the TD record early in the game and JMS did not play.

Add Iowa's current player betting probe that is still under investigation.

I spoke with both of them at the Pinstripe Bowl. You are correct, a very proud dad and Garrett seemed so happy and healthy being at the game.

The Atlantic is short as it has Maryland listed twice.

During the first open practice there was an older gentleman at times going onto the field to give the Offensive Lineman coaching tips. Can you tell me who that person is? He commanded the respect of the lineman so he must have a long history of success.

Berkley Edwards was faster in folklore than in realty.

I doubt the little brother tells the big brother what to do.

And Gil Fash later on formed Fash Wealth Advisors in Oak Brook, Il.

I've seen three.

His dad, Ron Mertz was a offensive lineman for the Gophs from 1989-1992.

The head of the Bowl Selection Committee is Mike Nealy, a U of M graduate and a native Minnesotan. Mike is a strong supporter of the U of M.

Chuck Rios was from Little Canada and the Houston back is Chris Darkens

1948 - Gordy Soltau 1955 - Richard Borstad (I think), although he was from Detroit Lakes and not Pelican Rapids 1972 - Bob Morgan