Chip Scoggins

Football across Minnesota: Plucked from Idaho’s fresh air, Andy Peters is passing the Tommies into contention.

Redshirt freshman quarterback Drake Lindsey has lived up to his preseason billing and was impressive engineering a lopsided victory over Nebraska.

The defensive line disrupted Nebraska’s offense with nine sacks, and the offensive line cleared the way for Darius Taylor and protected Drake Lindsey.

A college football fanatic, Michael Barker will be in Minnesota to watch the Gophers play Nebraska Friday night before heading to New York and New Jersey for two FCS games in his quest to attend a game at every FBS and FCS school in the country.

Kevin O’Connell and J.J. McCarthy are saying plenty to indicate the injured quarterback isn’t ready yet to return to the starting job.

Terry Pettis, once the most promising prospect in Minnesota basketball, is living out his life sentence in a California prison. His father never let go of his love for his son, or his city.

Lynx star Napheesa Collier’s comments blasting WNBA leadership indicate how turbulent the league's offseason will be, columnist Chip Scoggins writes.

Football Across Minnesota: You want big Bill Ketola on your team, whether you’re Bemidji State or a research project group.

Drake Lindsey showed he can handle the pressure of a big moment when he drove Minnesota to a go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter vs. Rutgers.

The Lynx suffered their first loss ever in which they led by at least 16 points at halftime. Their 20-point blown lead tied for the third largest in WNBA playoff history.