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The Gophers have not beaten the Buckeyes since 2000. | Photo courtesy of University of Minnesota
P.J. Fleck: ‘We got our butts kicked’ after bad Ohio State loss
by Megan Davis | Sports Editor | Published Oct. 5, 2025
A 42-3 loss at Ohio Stadium meant that head coach P.J. Fleck’s post-game press conference would be brief. The consistent message was that the Gophers could not keep up.
“They had 474 yards of offense, we had 162,” Fleck said. “I think that tells the story, so, not sure if you have any questions after that. I just told you everything.”
Junior Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate had 20 more yards than the entire Gophers team, with 183.
No one wanted to dwell on the loss. However, Fleck said he remains confident that he has a good team.
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City & Campus
Minneapolis’ Somali voices reflect on Omar Fateh’s campaign
By Jingyuan Liu | Junior City Reporter
As Minneapolis prepares for its upcoming mayoral election, Somali community members are rallying behind state Sen. Omar Fateh, who announced his campaign earlier this year.
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Opinion
Opinion: Nepal reminded us Gen Z can achieve social change
By Matthew Jegers | Columnist
It’s a wonder what can be achieved when young people actually show up.
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Arts & Entertainment
The Onion’s Jeffrey Epstein mockumentary comes to South Minneapolis’s Trylon Cinema
By Nicolas Scibelli | Junior Campus Reporter
The Onion’s “Jeffrey Epstein: Bad Pedophile” debuted in local theaters across the country on Thursday.
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Sports
No. 8 Gopher men’s hockey splits Michigan Tech series
By Regan Guirguis | Sports Reporter
The No. 8 Gophers could not hang on to their lead Saturday, losing the second game of their two-game series against Michigan Tech.
