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Minnesota lost to Ohio State 28-14. With the loss, the Gophers fall to 4-5 on the season and 1-4 in Big Ten play. Until the 4th Quarter, Minnesota was unable to create much offense, which doomed the upset chance. Ohio State is still far too talented for a depleted Minnesota squad to take down. The Gophers had -12 yards in the 3rd Quarter. Sadly, that is not a typo. The Gophers went backwards over the entirety of the 3rd quarter.
There were some positives tonight. The defense played well all game. De'Vondre Campbell, Jack Lynn, and Cody Poock had a good night as a unit. The trio were all over the field. Both Campbell and Poock had near interceptions. Jack Lynn was responsible for a great play that led to a Minnesota fumble recovery.
K.J. Maye had an excellent game at receiver. He finished with 10 catches for 111 yards and a touchdown. Rashad Still also caught a touchdown pass, and continues to look like a player who will make a big jump on the offseason.
One thing to note. It could have been worse. Minnesota could have lost because the officiating crew was so incompetent they said a receiver who left play voluntarily was pushed out. #SoSorrySparty