Gophers head coach Jerry Kill was released from the hospital on Thursday, five days after suffering a seizure during Minnesota’s home opener against New Mexico State. Kill was at practice Thursday and stayed the entire two hours. He will be coaching on Saturday against Miami (Ohio), but it might be from the press-box.

Athletics director Joel Maturi tells the Pioneer Press Kill was upfront about his health history when the Gophers hired him earlier this year. The coach is currently in stable condition at Mayo Clinic in Rochester after admitting himself over the weekend.

Jerry Kills says the Gophers' football team has changed over the course of the season. Kill says his team has played with more confidence since the second half of a loss to Nebraska in October. Despite losing all but one game during the stretch, Kill says his team is tougher.

Jerry Kill gives a legendary news conference, which reminds us of another coach Jerry: Mr. Burns, Vikings, late-80s. How does Minnesota native Ric Flair fit in? Watch and see.

He might have been exaggerating for effect, but Minnesota head coach Jerry Kill says he's had several seizures in the past week. Nevertheless, he won't stop working. In his words: "What am I supposed to do, sit in a chair an wait for the next seizure?"

The Golden Gophers football team is getting set to host Nebraska this Saturday, but all eyes seem to be on the future. Brighter days for the struggling program might be on the way, but head coach Jerry Kill says rebuilding the team will take longer than he thought.

Gophers coach Jerry Kill has completed an agreement with the University of Minnesota that has him under contract until 2018. Kill, who will make an estimated $1.2 million per season, says he’s glad it’s settled. "U"athletic director Joel Maturi says the Gophers are lucky to have Kill, who he calls “a great fit.”

Kill tells WCCO he's fine and did not want to comment any further about the incident. The Gophers coach has suffered multiple seizures and been hospitalized twice this season.