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Minnesota

Conference: Big Ten
Power Rank: 5.5
Record: 7-5
ATS: 3-8-1
O/U: 5-6-1

2025 Schedule

Location
Opponent
Result
ATS
O/U
vs
Buffalo
W 23-10
L
Under
vs
Northwestern State
W 66-0
Push
Push
at
California
L 14-27
L
Under
vs
Rutgers
W 31-28
L
Over
at
Ohio State
L 3-42
L
Over
vs
Purdue
W 27-20
L
Under
vs
Nebraska
W 24-6
W
Under
at
Iowa
L 3-41
L
Over
vs
Michigan State
W 23-20
L
Under
at
Oregon
L 13-42
L
Over
at
Northwestern
L 35-38
W
Over
vs
Wisconsin
W 17-7
W
Under
vs
New Mexico
W 20-17
Push
Push

Latest Preview (Week Recent)

Dominant defensive performance sets high standard

Minnesota's defense has allowed only 183 total yards through two games, with multiple takeaways including pick-sixes and fumble recoveries. The unit recorded 6 tackles for loss and 2 sacks against Northwestern State, demonstrating the depth and aggression that could trouble stronger opponents.

Offensive depth showcased with balanced attack

Nine receivers caught passes and 10 running backs carried the ball, showing exceptional depth that will be valuable for injury management and keeping players fresh. QB Drake Lindsey was efficient at 8-of-9 for 139 yards, suggesting the passing game is developing well beyond the running attack.

Darius Taylor injury concern looms large

Star running back Darius Taylor left early with an apparent leg injury after missing time in 2023 and the 2024 opener due to hamstring issues. His health status will be crucial for the road game at California, as he's been the team's most dynamic offensive weapon when healthy.

Explosive scoring ability demonstrated

Minnesota scored 35 first-quarter points (highest since 1973) and 66 total points (most since 2001), showing they can capitalize quickly when opportunities arise. This explosive potential could be valuable in higher-scoring games against tougher competition.

First road test awaits at California

After two home games against overmatched opponents, Minnesota faces its first real test traveling to California. The team will need to prove this dominant performance translates against Power 5 competition in a hostile environment.