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Henderson continuing to strive toward peak

Hawkeyes 12, Gophers 0

Floyd of Rosedale stays in Iowa

Iowa on the run

Freshman James Vandenberg threw for 117 yards, and 15th-ranked Iowa kept its hopes for a BCS bowl bid alive by beating Minnesota 12-0 on Saturday.

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Crockett's five TDs lead Totino-Grace.

Halftime: New London-Spicer 20, Kasson-Mantorville 0

Totino-Grace tackle

A blocked punt returned for a touchdown, a pair of TD passes for 30-plus yards and stout defense throughout the first half combined to give New London-Spicer a 20-0 lead. Kasson-Mantorville had a ...more

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5A semis: Cretin-Derham Hall 45, Brainerd 19

Cretin's Cameron Clarkson

Cretin-Derham Hall put those weapons to excellent use as it steamrolled Brainerd -- but knows it will face a worthy opponent in the state championship game.

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Wild 3, Islanders 2

Old-man Nolan leads injured Wild

Minnesota's Nathan Smith

With six regulars out, the veteran scored twice, including the game-winner.

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Duluth 4, Gophers 3

UMD beats the clock and U in overtime

Battle for the puck.

Just as a tie looked imminent, the Bulldogs stunned the Gophers when Travis Oleksuk scored with 12 seconds to go.

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Gophers at Iowa, 11 a.m. Saturday (ESPN)

U hoping pig flies home in emotion-charged finale

Eyes on the porcine prize

With bitter memories of last year's loss to Iowa still fresh, the Gophers are determined to win Floyd of Rosedale.

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Henderson making big strides

E.J. Henderson

The Vikings middle linebacker is not at top form since his injury layoff, but he still sets a high personal standard for his performance.

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New contract hasn't diverted Childress' focus

Brad Childress

The Vikings coach took time to acknowledge congratulations on his extension, then poured himself into preparing for the Seattle game.

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