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Chip Scoggins

Reporter  |  University of Minnesota football

Phone: 612-673-4484

E-mail: ascoggins@startribune.com

Chip Scoggins covers the University of Minnesota football program and also helps out covering other Gophers sports.

Recent content from Chip Scoggins

• Improvement is next goal for proven rookies
  Jasper Brinkley, Asher Allen and Jamarca Sanford got valuable late-season experience.
  Jan 29, 2010
• Favre would rather be on his way to Miami
  Instead, banged-up Brett Favre is back home in Mississippi, where his older brother is speaking for him for now.
  Jan 28, 2010
• Will Favre return? Childress won't be shocked either way
  The Vikings coach will not set a timetable for the QB's answer and will plan for a future with and without him.
  Jan 26, 2010
• Peterson's fumbling will be examined in offseason
  The running back's effectiveness has been compromised by dropping the ball, and a solution needs to be discovered.
  Jan 26, 2010
• Beaten down Favre makes no promises about the future
  The quarterback took a serious pounding -- but the bumps and bruises don't come close to the emotional beating.
  Jan 25, 2010
• Berrian, Favre finally connect during finale
  Bernard Berrian finally got on the same page with Brett Favre, but the wide receiver's best game came in a season-ending loss.
  Jan 25, 2010
• Vikings, officials don't see eye to eye on crucial calls
  The Vikings were unhappy with the officiating after losing in overtime to the New Orleans Saints 31-28 in the NFC Championship Game at the Superdome.
  Jan 25, 2010
• Peterson returns to form in more ways than one
  Adrian Peterson ran for 122 yards and three TDs ... and he also lost two fumbles and was involved in a third.
  Jan 25, 2010
• Advice for today's game ... don't blink
  Brett Favre says he came back for one reason: a ticket to Miami. Standing in his way is Drew Brees, who wants to bring glory to his battered adopted hometown. Two goals, one game. Who's ready?
  Jan 24, 2010
• Peterson runs for daylight
  Where he used to find holes, Adrian Peterson has found only cracks since midseason.
  Jan 23, 2010

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