Gophers schedule
Oct. 24 vs. Michigan
Oct. 30 at Maryland
Nov. 7 at Illinois
Nov. 13 vs. Iowa
Nov. 20 vs. Purdue
Nov. 28 at Wisconsin
Dec. 5 vs. Northwestern
Dec. 12 at Nebraska
Dec. 19 vs. TBA*
*Champions Week: The Big Ten will pit the two division winners against each other in the conference championship game. The other teams will play one more cross-division game, with the second-place teams facing each other, the third-place teams, etc. The conference has said it will try to avoid rematches.
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