Minnesota offensive coordinator Matt Limegrover says Coach Jerry Kill will be at TCF Bank Stadium Saturday when the Gophers host Miami (Ohio). Limegrover tells KFAN radio Kill will either be on the sidelines or in the press box, but he'll be there.

University of Minnesota football coach Jerry Kill checked out of Mayo Clinic Wednesday and was back in the Twin Cities in time for the Gophers' afternoon practice. Kill checked himself into Mayo Sunday after suffering another seizure. His coaches fully expect him to be on the sidelines Saturday in Michigan when the Gophers play the Wolverines.

Gophers head coach Jerry Kill remains hospitalized but is expected to be on the sidelines when Minnesota hosts Miami (Ohio) on Saturday. Defensive coordinator Tracy Claeys said Kill is feeling better and ready to get back to football.

Jerry Kill will most likely be roaming the sidelines, at least be coaching from the press box during Saturday's game against Miami (Ohio). Gophers defensive coordinator Tracy Claeys said he would be "shocked" if Kill didn't coach on Saturday.

Minnesota football coach Jerry Kill was released from the hospital Thursday, five days after suffering a seizure during the Gophers' home opener against New Mexico State. Quoting team doctor Pat Smith, Fox Sports North reports Kill is in good spirits and eager to get back to work.

One former Gopher who knows what it’s like to suffer a big loss is sticking up for football coach Jerry Kill. Ray Hitchcock was a senior in 1986 when the team lost to Oklahoma 63-0. He tells the Pioneer Press he remains convinced Kill is the right guy to turn the team around despite Saturday’s memorable 58-0 fall to Michigan State. He says most other players and boosters he’s talked to feel the same way.

Gophers' players didn't know what to do when Jerry Kill suffered a seizure during last weekend's game at TCF Bank Stadium. Senior Ryan Wynn said nobody knew if Kill was suffering from the heat, a heart attack, a seizure, or anything else.

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?"