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Witnesses helped police identify the driver.
It can be yours for a cool $1.225 million.
One brewery made the list, as did a very big candy store.
The explosion happened just before noon Wednesday.
The men allegedly stole a Lyft and drove it at 112 mph before crashing into trees.
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The officer suffered injuries not considered life-threatening.
Philip Nelson is in the hot seat again Saturday as the true freshman gets his second start at quarterback. But he'll be in front of a friendlier crowd as the Gophers host Purdue at TCF Bank Stadium. Meanwhile, MarQueis Gray is accepting his role as a wide receiver, and a lot of NFL scouts prefer him there, too.
Is the Gopher football team looking at a bowl or bust this weekend against Illinois? Head coach Jerry Kill doesn't think so, but most critics believe this is the only winnable game remaining on Minnesota's schedule.
The Golden Gophers football team can start the season 3-and-0 with a victory over Western Michigan Saturday. The Broncos lost to Illinois in week one and destroyed Eastern Illinois last week. The game gets started inside TCF Bank Stadium at 11:00 a.m.
Minnesota looks to secure a regular-season sweep of Indiana when the teams collide at Williams Arena Sunday afternoon. The Gophers also need to snap their latest four-game skid after losing to Michigan State Wednesday. The Hoosiers have won four of their last five Big Ten contests.
Minnesota (15-6, 3-5) is looking for redemption when they host Illinois Saturday night. The Gophers' lost to the Illini after double-overtime a month ago. Tubby Smith told the Star Tribune that the team is desperate for wins after starting the Big Ten conference 0-4. Minnesota went on to win three in a row, but Michigan State outmuscled the Gophers ending that streak Wednesday.
The Golden Gophers week 2 opponent is a team from the Football Championship Subdivision -- New Hampshire. The last FCS school Minnesota played was North Dakota State, who "kicked our butts," according to head coach Jerry Kill.