Joe Rossi and defense note from game notes

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Joe Rossi took over the reigns as the Gophers defensive coordinator after Minnesota's 55-31 loss at Illinois last season. Since then the Gophers are 8-1. In four of those games (2018: Purdue, Georgia Tech: 2019 Illinois, Nebraska) the Gophers have allowed 10 or less offensive points. Minnesota did not allow an offensive touchdown against Illinois. It was the first time the Gophers have held a Big Ten opponent without an offensive touchdown since Nov. 10, 2012 at Illinois. The Gophers did not give one up against Nebraska until the fourth quarter. That touchdown stopped a stretch of 111:27 without allowing an offensive touchdown for the Minnesota defense.

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Joe Rossi took over the reigns as the Gophers defensive coordinator after Minnesota's 55-31 loss at Illinois last season. Since then the Gophers are 8-1. In four of those games (2018: Purdue, Georgia Tech: 2019 Illinois, Nebraska) the Gophers have allowed 10 or less offensive points. Minnesota did not allow an offensive touchdown against Illinois. It was the first time the Gophers have held a Big Ten opponent without an offensive touchdown since Nov. 10, 2012 at Illinois. The Gophers did not give one up against Nebraska until the fourth quarter. That touchdown stopped a stretch of 111:27 without allowing an offensive touchdown for the Minnesota defense.

https://s3.amazonaws.com/gophersports.com/documents/2019/10/14/10_19_19_at_Rutgers.pdf

They miscounted. We’re actually 9-1 with Rossi as D Coordinator.

Wins: Purdue, Wisconsin, GT, SDSU, Fresno, GSU, Purdue, Illinois, Nebraska.

Loss: Northwestern.


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Minnesota did not allow an offensive touchdown against Illinois. It was the first time the Gophers have held a Big Ten opponent without an offensive touchdown since Nov. 10, 2012 at Illinois. The Gophers did not give one up against Nebraska until the fourth quarter. That touchdown stopped a stretch of 111:27 without allowing an offensive touchdown for the Minnesota defense.

Yeah but they allowed a touchdown from within the red zone in those two games so they aren’t that good.[emoji57]



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