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Marching Band: The Pride of Minnesota Stadium: TCF Bank Stadium - exterior 1 - 2 Stadium Location: On Campus - Adjacent to Williams arena (The Barn) and Mariucci Arena (Hockey) Conference Champions (18): 1900, 1903, 1904, 1906, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1915, 1927, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1940, 1941, 1960, 1967,... 15 Bowl Games: 5 Wins, 10 Loses Note: From 1918–1945, the Big Ten did not allow its teams to participate in bowls. From 1946–1974, only the conference champion was allowed to attend a bowl. National Titles (7): 1904, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1940, 1941, 1960 2012 Season Record: 6-7 Coach: Jerry Kill Key Players: Ra’shede Hageman (DT) Video The interception is sick Donnell Kirkwood (RB) Michael Carter (CB) Video another of the big plays at the end Biggest Plays: MarQueis Gray 75 yard run against New Hampshire Aaron Hill pick-six against Michigan State Donnell Kirkwood trucks so hard his decal comes off - Not a huge play, but I just like the hit 2013 Season Roster Schedule The Greats Greatest Games: 1960 college football season when undefeated and number three-ranked Minnesota met undefeated and number-one ranked Iowa in Minneapolis. The game was for the Big Ten Conference championship, the 1961 Rose Bowl berth, and the #1 ranking. Minnesota won, 27-10. Greatest Players: Bronko Nagurski: Nagurski became a standout playing both tackle on defense and fullback on offense at Minnesota from 1927 to 1929. In 1929, after leading the nation in rushing with 737 yards he was a consensus All-American at fullback, and despite playing fewer games at the position also made some All-American teams at tackle. Laurence Maroney: At the University of Minnesota, he split duties with Marion Barber III in 2003 and 2004 and then with Gary Russell in 2005. As such, he started only 14 of 36 games, but still became the first Golden Gopherand the third in Big Ten Conference history to rush for 1, 000 yards in each of his first three seasons. He gained a total of 3, 933 yards with the Golden Gophers and was a two time All-Big Ten First Team selection (2004–2005). Marion Barber III: Like his father, he played college football at the University of Minnesota where the coaches originally wanted him to play safety, but after seeing him run, they kept him at running back where he ranks fourth on the school's all-time rushing list with 3, 276 yards, second with 4, 495 all-purpose yards and second in rushing touchdowns with 35, one better than his father, Marion Barber Jr.. He also teamed up since his sophomore year with running back Laurence Maroney to form one of the best duo backs in college football, becoming the first teammates in Division 1 history to each rush for 1, 000 yards in consecutive seasons. He was an All-Big Ten selection in 2003 as a red shirt sophomore. Sandy Stephens: Stephens was the first black man to play quarterback at the University of Minnesota and remains the only quarterback to take the Gophers to the Rose Bowl (1961 and 1962). In 1960, along with Uniontown (PA) High School teammate Bill Munsey, he led the University of Minnesota to an 8-1 regular season record and the national championship. Stephens became the first African-American major-college All-American quarterback and finished fourth in the Heisman Trophy balloting. In 1961, Stephens received the Chicago Tribune Silver Football as the Most Valuable Player of the Big Ten Conference. Tony Dungy: Finished his collegiate run as quarterback at the University of Minnesota, ranked fourth in career total offense in the Big 10. Greatest Coaches: Bernie Bierman: (1932–1941, 1945–1950) Compiling a career college football record of 153–65–12and a 93–35–6 record at Minnesota, Bierman won five national championships and seven Big Ten Conference titles, and completed five undefeated seasons. From 1942-44 he served in WWII Lou Holtz: Holtz accepted the head coach job at the University of Minnesota before the 1984 season. The Golden Gophers had won only four games in the previous two seasons, but had a winning record in 1985 and were invited to the Independence Bowl, where they defeated Clemson, 20–13. Holtz did not coach the Gophers in that bowl game, as he had already accepted the head coaching position at Notre Dame. His contract included a "Notre Dame clause" that allowed him to leave if that coaching job were to become available. Years later, the NCAA placed Minnesota on two years probation for 17 rule violations, two of which were committed by Holtz during his tenure. Greatest Rivalries: - Iowa: Floyd of Rosedale, Minnesota leads series 61–43–2 The 1934 Iowa-Minnesota games was one that started a strained relationship that would last decades, During the game Iowa running back, Ozzie Simmons, took hits that he thought were cheap and because of him being one o the few black players of the era. Iowa complained that the Gophers were piling it on, and dishing out blatant late hits in a game that ended with the Gophers winning 48-12. The following year, when the Gophers were set to travel to Iowa City, Coach Bernie Bierman received many threatening letters from Iowa fans as a result of the game the previous year. The threats caused Bierman to request police protection for him and his team. The day before the game, Iowa Governor Clyde L. Herring told reporters, "If the officials stand for any rough tactics like Minnesota used last year, I'm sure the crowd won't. " Herring’s message was clear. “What he was saying was, ‘If you treat Ozzie like you treated him last year, we’re coming out of the stands, ’” Simmons said. When this news reached Minnesota Bierman threatened to break off athletic relations with Iowa. Minnesota Attorney General Harry H. Peterson practically accused the Iowa governor of thuggery. "Your remark that the crowd at the Iowa–Minnesota game will not stand for any rough tactics is calculated to incite a riot, " said Peterson. "It is a breach of your duty as governor, and evidences an unsportsmanlike, cowardly and contemptible frame of mind. " To lighten the mood, Minnesota Governor Floyd Olson sent a telegram to Governor Herring on game-day morning, which read, "Dear Clyde, Minnesota folks are excited over your statement about the Iowa crowd lynching the Minnesota football team. I have assured them that you are a law-abiding gentleman and are only trying to get our goat. The Minnesota team will tackle clean, but, oh! how hard, Clyde. If you seriously think Iowa has any chance to win, I will bet you a Minnesota prize hog against an Iowa prize hog that Minnesota wins today. The loser must deliver the hog in person to the winner. Accept my bet thru a reporter. You are getting odds because Minnesota raises better hogs than Iowa. My best personal regards and condolences. The Iowa governor accepted, and word of the bet reached Iowa City as the crowd gathered at the stadium. Things calmed down and the game was untroubled. Minnesota won 13-6, and Iowa star Ozzie Simmons played an injury-free game. Afterwards, the Minnesota players went out of their way to compliment Simmons, and Simmons praised the Gophers for their clean, hard-fought play. Minnesota went on to win their second straight national championship. Governor Herring obtained an award-winning prize pig which had been donated by Allen Loomis, the owner of Rosedale Farms near Fort Dodge, Iowa. Dubbed Floyd after Minnesota Governor Olson, the pig was the brother of BlueBoy from Will Rogers' movie State Fair. A few days later, Governor Herring collected "Floyd of Rosedale" and personally walked him into Governor Olson’s carpeted office. Governor Olson later offered Floyd up as the grand prize in a state-wide essay-writing contest, which was won by 14-year old Robert Jones. A few years later, Floyd of Rosedale caught cholera and died. Since the two schools could not continue wagering a live pig, Governor Olson commissioned Saint Paul sculptor Charles Brioscho to capture Floyd's image. The result was a bronze pig trophy 53 cm (21 inches) long and 38 cm (15 inches) high. Iowa and Minnesota have played for the Floyd of Rosedale trophy every year since then. The winner of the annual Iowa-Minnesota football game is entitled to keep the trophy until the following year's contest. - Wisconsin: Paul Bunyan's Axe / Slab of Bacon. Minnesota leads series 58-56-8 The trophy is a symbol of one of the most storied rivalries in college football, representing the most-played rivalry in Division I-A football, with 122 editions dating back to 1890. The Golden Gophers lead the all-time series 58-56-8, while the Badgers lead the Axe series 38-24-3. The Paul Bunyan Axe was created by the Wisconsin letterwinners' organization (the National W Club) and would be instituted as the trophy in the series in 1948. The scores of each game are recorded on the axe's handle, which is 6 feet long. The original axe was retired after the 2003 game and a new axe was created for the 2004 game. When the game ends, if the team holding the trophy wins, they run to their own sideline, take the axe and carry it around the field. If the team not holding the trophy wins, they are allowed to run to their opponents' sideline and "steal" the axe away. Usually, after the winning team claims the axe, it is custom for the team to carry the axe to one of the goal posts and "chop" it down with the axe. Previously the game was played for the “Slab of Bacon” trophy, Slab of Bacon was created in 1930 as a way for the universities to commemorate their rivalry. The Slab of Bacon was a piece of black walnut wood carved with a football topped by a letter W or M, depending on which end it was hung from. It was carved by Dr. R. B. Fouch of Minneapolis. Scores of each Wisconsin–Minnesota game were printed on the back of the trophy. When the trophy changed hands, it was presented to the winning school by a sorority from the losing school. After the Gophers' 1943 victory, a ceremonial exchange was supposed to take place, but the officials involved could not find each other on the field. Wisconsin sent the trophy to Minnesota's locker room. The Gophers' coach at the time, Dr. George Hauser, refused to accept it, stating he believed "such trophies should be out for the duration" (of World War II). The trophy disappeared and was replaced by Paul Bunyan's Axe in 1948. The Slab of Bacon was missing until 1994, when it was discovered in a storage room at the Wisconsin Athletic Department during a renovation of Camp Randall Stadium. Although allegedly "lost, " it had been maintained: as the scores of every Wisconsin-Minnesota game from 1930 through 1970 were evident on the back of the slab. The Slab of Bacon is currently housed in the Wisconsin football office at Camp Randall Stadium. "We took home the bacon, " then-head coach Barry Alvarez said, "and kept it. " - Michigan Little Brown Jug, Michigan leads 72–24–3 The earthenware jug, originally used by Michigan coach Fielding H. Yost, is painted with the victories of each team. The name most likely originates in the 1869 song of the same name by Joseph Winner. After Yost took over coaching the Wolverines in 1901, the team went on to win 28 straight games. In the meantime, Minnesota assembled one of the best teams in school history, so Gopher fans were excited about possibly ending the Wolverines' streak. As Yost and the team came into Minneapolis, student manager Thomas B. Roberts was told to purchase something to carry water. 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" Exactly how Munson came to possess the jug is a bit of a mystery. Some accounts say that Munson purposely stole the jug in the chaos that ended the game, although most believe it was accidentally left behind. Thomas Roberts, writing in 1956, stated that the jug had served its purpose, so he intentionally left it sitting on the field. Still, Cooke and Munson were excited to have this little bit of memorabilia, proceeding to paint it brown (it had originally been putty-colored and currently is painted half blue, which is Michigan's color) and commemorate the day by writing "Michigan Jug –; Captured by Oscar, October 31, 1903" on the side along with the score "Michigan 6, Minnesota 6". Of course, in the spirit of the moment, Minnesota's score was written many times larger than that of Michigan. When the two schools met in football again in 1909, Cooke and the Minnesota team captain decided that playing for the jug "might be material to build up a fine tradition between the two institutions. " When presented with this idea, Yost and Michigan's captain agreed, and the jug thus became the traveling trophy it is today. Michigan took home the jug in 1909 and 1910. Minnesota and Michigan met up again in 1919 after Michigan rejoined the Big Ten Conference, marking the first year that Minnesota won the jug outright. Gophers in the NFL currently: Eric Decker - WR - Broncos Marcus Sherels - CB- Vikings Matt Spaeth - TE - Bears Nate Triplett - LB - Tampa Bay Adam Weber - QB - Tampa Bay MarQueis Gray - TE/QB/WR - San Francisco Troy Stoudermire - CB - Bengals Campus and Surrounding Area City Population: Minneapolis: 387, 753 Minneapolis/St. Paul Area: 3, 759, 978 City Skyline Iconic Campus Buildings: Coffman Memorial Union (supposed to look like a gopher) Northrop Auditorium - currently undergoing a HUGE renovation Weisman Art Museum Local Dining: Al's Breakfast is an icon in Dinkytown (one of the U's neighborhoods): 14 stools, zero pretension, immensely popular. If you want a fancier breakfast, downtown's Hell's Kitchen pre-dates the TV show and features all sorts of great items in a decor inspired by the owner's love of Ralph Steadman's deranged artwork. If you are feeling cheap on a date and you are paying for two, like I was when I went, get the walleye. 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We have a terrific selection if you want asian food. Panda of course, but also a place called Kowloon down Washington toward BK that has much better food and is pretty unknown around campus. Big Ten is awesome as well, with subs that are out of this world. A place called Annie’s Parlor with delicious malts and a view of downtown from their patio. Bars: Sallys and Stubb and Herbs are two great bars on campus. Also, Blarney’s is pretty fun if you are looking for a ton of woo-girls from sororities. We have a bar called the Library on campus, so if your mom calls to ask what you are doing on a Friday night you can tell her the truth and say you are going to The Library. Random Trivia/ Traditions There are actually two large campuses that make up the main University of Minnesota: The Minneapolis (divided into East and West banks) and the St. Paul campus. The stadium and most of the traditional academic buildings are on the east bank of the Minneapolis campus. The U’s Women’s Hockey Team has won 49 games in a row and are the 2 time defending national champions. link The “Golden” adjective has not always been a part of the Gopher nickname. During the 1930, the Minnesota football team wore gold jerseys and pants. Legendary KSTP-AM radio announcer Halsey Hall coined the term “Golden Gophers” in reference to the team’s all-gold attire on the field. From 1932 through 1941, Minnesota compiled an impressive record, losing only 12 games and winning seven Big Ten titles and five national championships. Ski-U-Mah, This famous Minnesota phrase, pronounced SKY-YOU-MAH, is more than 115 years old. In 1884, two Minnesota rugby players, John W. Adams and Win Sargent, tried to think of a fitting team yell. They used the word “Ski”, a Sioux battle cry meaning victory, and combined it with “U-Mah” (representing the University of Minnesota and rhyming with “rah-rah-rah”) to create a team cheer. The phrase stuck and was incorporated into both official school songs, “Hail Minnesota” and more commonly in the “Minnesota Rouser. ” For the 2012-2013 season a defensive player wore #51 in honor of Gary Tinsley in every game, Tinsley was a star Linebacker who graduated last year and unexpectedly died of heart problems last summer in his apartment that he shared with Keanon Cooper, one of our team leaders. Ever player also had a GT 51 patch on their jersey for the entire season and we carry out a sledghammer with something written on it in honor of Gary Tinsley (can’t find or remember what) but you can see it in this picture: In back held by #55 and you can also see Mike Rallis wearing #51 Random tidbits: The U was founded in 1851, seven years before Minnesota becomes state. University faculty and graduates have won 23 Nobel Prizes. Among them Norman Borlaug, ’41, "father of the green revolution" and credited with saving more lives than anyone who has ever lived. Open heart surgery was first successfully performed at the U A U professor and Earl Bakken, invent the the world’s first portable pacemaker. Bakken's repair shop grows into the world's largest medical technology company and keeps the original name of his garage-based company, Medtronic. What Is and What is to Come 2012 was supposed to be the year of MarQueis Gray, our everything player that started off as a WR but was moved to QB. Arguably one of the most physically gifted players in the B1G the past 2-3 years. MarQueis was supposed to take us to the promised land this year, but injury wouldn’t allow it so he was out for a good portion of the season. He was replaced by Max Shortell, who most Gophers fans despise, Shortell was not productive enough to keep his job so he was also benched and has since tranfered to Jacksonville State University in Alabama. Following Shortell’s underpreforming, the Gophers were forced to play Philip Nelson, a true Freshman that we had hoped to keep redshirted. Nelson preformed at a level better than most true freshman starters you see, but he still has a lot more room to grow. Spring Game Highlights In 2013 I expect a lot from this team, we have returning starters all over the offense and defense. Our backfield is deep, with Donnell Kirkwood who rushed for ~900 yards last season returning for two more seasons, along with Rodrick Williams who has three more years and has shown great ability that we expect from all the guys we bring up from Texas (Looking at you, /u/Alex_Mayes - btw, get your brother to come to the U and I will love you forever) and Berkley Edwards, brother of Braylon, coming in this year is really a good catch for us. We have also had our first 4 star commit in a while with RB Jeff Jones, hopefully he sticks around (class of 2014) We have a lot of questions at WR with a relatively young and inexperienced group. A guy who I expected to be great, Andre McDonald, has fallen off the radar completely, which just adds to our long running bad luck with promising recruits. Jamel Harbison, who was injured last year, was a stud in the spring game, so hopefully he can spark the passing game. On Defense we have Ra’shede Hageman, who is one of the most intimidation human beings I have ever seen, he has gotten much bigger and stronger since last season (benched 450 and cleans ~350) so hopefully he can do big things. This is the year that I think Minnesota football is going to start preforming at a higher level. We will see what happens though. We are young a LB so that should be interesting to see who filled vacant roles there. Ski-U-Mah, and fuck the Badgers. Thanks for reading. Subreddit: r/GopherSports - Also, shameless plug for r/stadiumporn because I can. Contributors: /u/caindaddy, /u/Honestly_, /u/ihatecats18, /u/Alex_Mayes Please upvote this thread even if you are not interested in the team so that users who are interested will see it For more information on the X Teams in X Days Project, see: This Thread.
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RSVP: 09178311943 Time: 2pm Where: 98B COLLABoratory, 413 Escolta St, First United Building, Binondo, Manila How Much: Free Links: Facebook Inmigrantes - Film Screenings What: Spanish and Filipino films on the theme of immigration, including Retorno a Hansala (Chus Gutiérrez, 2008) and Milan (Olivia Lamasan, 2004). Time: Retorno a Hansala at 2pm and Milan at 4pm Where: Instituto Cervantes, 855 T. M. Kalaw St., Ermita, Manila How Much: Entrance is free on a first-come, first-served basis Links: ClickTheCity Peque Gallaga’s Pinoy/Blonde What: Screening of Peque Gallaga’s Pinoy/Blonde Time: 3pm Where: UP Film Center, UP Diliman, QC How Much: Probably P80 Links: Trailer ART BGC 2013 + Malakaῆang Saturdays What: Poetry, Live Painting, Performance Arts, Music feat. Clem Castro, Hotrod mIschief, Skies of Ember, Pinstripped Rebel, Tales of Ordinary Madness, Rcxy, Goodleaf, Sleepyheads, and more. What Time: 3 - 9pm Where: Bonifacio High Street, The Fort, Taguig How Much: Free Links: ClickTheCity Broke in the City (opening reception) What: Broke, the design collective by Jeremy Guiab and Gary-Ross Pastrana, holds an exhibit at mo_space from Feb. 23 to March 17. Broke takes not just its inspiration from Manila, but also reclaims the material of the city to create its art. Time: 6pm Where: mo space, 3/F MOS Design Bldg, Bonifacio High Street, Taguig How Much: Free Links: Official Site Jazzin' Manila - International Jazz Gala What: Jazz from Emcy Corteza, Guy and Yahel, Tuck and Patti, Eldar Djangirov. Time: Doors open at 6pm Where: Rockwell Tent How Much: Prices start at P1, 000 Links: Ticketworld Plates for Books What: A benefit dinner for the 333 schoolchildren of Palumbanes Island, Caramoran, Catanduanes. This will be the first event for the children's literacy project, BookSail. For only P350, you'll be able to enjoy food, music, and meet new people! And of course, you'll be able to help out in purchasing new books for the kids. Time: 7pm Where: Saint Honore Clubhouse, Sct. Borromeo cor. Samar Ave, South Triangle, QC How Much: P350 Links: Facebook The Maroon Bench Jam What: Music by Bullet Dumas, Diwa de Leon, Tao Aves, Jeff Pagaduan, Escape the C, Kinaiya. Feel free to bring your instruments and join the open jam at the end. Time: 9pm Where: Conspiracy Garden Cafe, 59 Visayas Ave, QC How Much: P75 - all proceeds go to the artists Links: Facebook Panty Monsters What: DJ sets by Peanut Butter and Jelly, Mike Lavet, Xtina Superstar. Time: 9pm - 3:40am Where: Today x Future, 7-T General Malvar Street, Araneta Center, Cubao, QC How Much: Entrance is free Links: Facebook EVENTS ON SUNDAY, FEB 24 Jazz Workshop by Tuck and Patti What: A free Workshop by American jazz duo Tuck and Patti. Time: 3pm Where: 2/F St. Giles Hotel, Kalayaan cor. 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