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Patrick Reusse

Columnist | Sports

Phone: 612-673-7129

Patrick Reusse is a sports columnist who writes two to three columns per week. He also can be heard on AM-1500 KSTP from noon to 4 p.m. weekdays.

ONE-CLASS WONDERS

When just one champion reigned, a few small Minnesota schools captured stunning victories that are still the talk of their towns.

Updated: March 19, 2012, - 08:03 PM

Reusse: U basketball has joined football's ages-old morass

Neither team has produced a finish higher than a tie for fourth in the Big Ten over the past 15 seasons.

Updated: March 18, 2012, - 01:49 AM

Reusse: In Rubio, franchise loses its go-to link to its fans

What Rubio had done to create interest and change the demographic for the Timberwolves in four months was remindful of what Kirby Puckett did for the Twins a quarter-century earlier.

Updated: March 10, 2012, - 08:52 PM

Reusse: A little gleam indicates Williams is a jewel

Another sign that he's coming on was seen Friday in the rookie's 22 points and 10 rebounds.

Updated: March 10, 2012, - 08:39 AM

Reusse: Wolves' Ridnour displays look of a savior

The veteran has managed to survive and thrive despite playing shooting guard.

Updated: March 08, 2012, - 01:13 AM

Reusse: Seat ransom is poor reward for loyalty to U

The demand for a donation to renew Gophers season tickets is the last straw for some.

Updated: March 04, 2012, - 12:30 AM

Reusse: Wolves fill scene's personality vacuum

In addition to winning some games, Rick Adelman's lineup is bringing joy and delight to Twin Cities pro sports.

Updated: February 26, 2012, - 12:00 AM

Reusse: Izzo's preparation, drive give Spartans that refuse-to-lose spirit

Two Minnesota prep basketball stars, Isaiah Dahlman and Alan Anderson, remain impressed by their old coach.

Updated: February 23, 2012, - 06:46 AM

Reusse: Politicos play dumb and blind to a stadium's dazzling upside

Some way, we have wound up with politicians who would put the cleaver to a great asset for the state's largest city, and then offer the silliest of explanations.

Updated: February 20, 2012, - 06:55 AM