Monday, October 30, 2006

Offense not scoring points


Senior quarterback Bryan Cupito drops back to pass during Minnesota’s 44-0 loss to Ohio State on Saturday. Cupito was 13-of-25 passing for 120 yards and four interceptions. Last year against the Buckeyes, he threw for nearly 400 yards.

Published by The Minnesota Daily 10/30/06

Offense not scoring points


Sophomore safety Dominic Jones returns a kickoff during Saturday’s 44-0 loss to Ohio State. The Gophers had a couple of chances to score early in the game but didn’t capitalize.


Published by the Minnesota Daily 10/30/06

Minnesota continues struggles on offense


Junior running back Amir Pinnix tries to find a hole during Minnesota’s 44-0 loss to Ohio State in Columbus on Saturday. Pinnix carried the ball 14 times for 47 yards. In the Gophers last four Big Ten games they have not had a 100-yard rusher.

Publishes by the Minnesota Daily 10/30/06

Friday, October 27, 2006

Students Work for State Smoking Ban

Spanish and psychology senior Patty Cote gets a light Thursday morning on the smoking deck behind Stub & Herbs. Cote said she really likes the smoking ban because she smokes less when she goes out and doesn’t come home smelling of smoke.

Published by: The Minnesota Daily 10/27/06

Wednesday, August 16, 2006

House of Stairs


Brett Lefto, left, and Lane Schoening climb to the ground floor of Kolthoff Hall on Tuesday. The building, which houses research and course labs for the department of chemistry, is undergoing a renovation project.


Published: Minnesota Daily

Sacks, turnovers key for Gophers' defense

Coach Glen Mason yells during defensive drills as sophomore Steve Davis, left, battles sophomore Barrett Moen, right. Davis is the only returning player on the Gophers’ defensive line. As a freshman, Davis recorded six sacks in 11 games. As a team, Minnesota recorded 15 sacks during the entire season.

Published by the Minnesota Daily 8/16/06

Saftey High Priority for Proposed Rail Line

Light-rail passengers travel down South Fifth Street into downtown on the Hiawatha Line on Tuesday. Metro Transit has made plans for an additional Central Corridor line which would service the University campus running under Washington Avenue.