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P.J. Fleck after Gophers lose to Iowa 31-14: 'Don't give up on this team'
Floyd of Rosedale’s time in Minnesota was short-lived. The prized 98-pound bronze pig was at the Gophers’ football facility for 335 days, to be exact.It’s headed back to Iowa City after the Gophers lost their Big Ten opener to rival Iowa 31-14 Saturday night in front of a sellout crowd at Huntington Bank Stadium.
Gophers surrender Floyd of Rosedale in dispiriting loss to Iowa
It was a tale of two halves. After the Gophers football team outgained Iowa 222 yards to 107 in the first half, the switch completely flipped in the second half, and the Hawkeyes dominated the yardage battle 227-61 before handing the Gophers a 31-14 loss Saturday night in Minneapolis.
Gophers Blow First Half Lead as Floyd Heads Back to Iowa
The Gophers (2-2, 0-1) had the clear upper hand in the first half, taking a 14-7 lead on touchdown passes from Max Brosmer to Jameson Geers and Elijah Spencer. The only score by the Hawkeyes came after a 38-yard drive, thanks to a diving interception by linebacker Jay Higgins in the first quarter.
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Records: Minnesota and Iowa are both 2-1 with a loss to a Power 4 Conference opponent. The Gophers fell 19-17 to North Carolina in the season opener on Aug 29. The Hawkeyes dropped its first rivalry game, 20-19 to Iowa State on Sept. 7.
5 things that stood out in the Gophers' Week 4 loss to Iowa
After back-to-back shutout victories over inferior opponents, the Gophers football team was riding some momentum into the battle for the Floyd of Rosedale against Iowa. But ultimately, the Gophers couldn't pass their biggest test to date, falling to the Hawkeyes 31-14 Saturday night in Minneapolis.
P.J. Fleck’s plea: “Don’t give up on this team” after Gophers’ loss to Iowa
The Gophers spent Saturday’s second half failing to stop the Iowa Hawkeyes from running the football and leaving Minnesota with Floyd of Rosedale. As the bronzed pig trophy headed south after a 31-14 loss,
Gophers overrun in 31-14 loss to Iowa in rivalry game
Gophers head coach P.J. Fleck compared the Iowa Hawkeyes to a boa constrictor before the Battle for Floyd of Rosedale on Saturday. “They can suffocate you,” he said on KFXN-FM. It was a prophetic comment.
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