Nebraska wasn't interested in being a cordial guest for the Gophers' homecoming. With a healthy faction of red in the stands at TCF Bank, the Cornhuskers cruised to a comfortable victory.
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No. 13 Nebraska will look to run over the Gophers Saturday at TCF Bank Stadium. Cornhuskers’ running back Rex Burkhead and quarterback Taylor Martinez are a two-headed monster, combining for about 200 rushing yards per game.
The Gophers are getting set to host their third game this season at TCF Bank Stadium this Saturday against Nebraska. Ticket prices to see the Cornhuskers' debut game at the "Bank" are $70. That's double the price of a ticket to the first two home games.
It was close. Until it wasn't. With the game tied 2-2, and visions of Friday's 3-2 loss in mind, the second-ranked Gophers rattled off four consecutive goals and notched a victory. Then it got interesting.
The Boilermakers scored at will against the porous Gophers defense, scoring 24-points in the first quarter. The Gophers' record drops to 1-5 on the season, and things don't get any easier as Nebraska visits TCF Bank stadium next Saturday.
It's homecoming at the U of M. And their houseguest is Nebraska, making its first visit to TCF Bank Stadium. Historically, the Gophers have had trouble with the Cornhuskers. Total score of the last seven games: Nebraska 387 Minnesota 27. [Note: SB Nation erroneously totals the scores at 377 to 17]
Chip Armelin scored 15 points, and Julian Welch scored 10 to lead Minnesota to a crucial road victory over Nebraska Sunday in Lincoln.
Gophers coach Jerry Kill says MarQueis Gray will likely start against Nebraska when the Gophers open the second half of their season a week from Saturday. Gray is trying to recover from a foot injury that he suffered during Minnesota's game on Sept. 24.
