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Standout Minnesota Golden Gophers quarterback Drake Lindsey was arrested Friday for allegedly using a fake ID to go to a bar and drink while underage. Lindsey, 20, was arrested in his native Fayetteville, Ark. after staff at YeeHawg, a local bar, suspected he was using a fake ID, per ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg. Lindsey admitted to … The post Minnesota QB arrested for underage drinking appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
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Minnesota Golden Gophers quarterback Drake Lindsey finds himself in trouble after he was arrested early Friday morning in Fayetteville, Arkansas, his hometown. Lindsey is facing misdemeanor charges related to underage possession of alcohol and use of a fake ID. A local bar staff member suspected Lindsay of carrying a fraudulent ID and informed the authorities. […]
Minnesota quarterback Drake Lindsey was arrested in Arkansas early Friday morning.
It's never to early to look ahead to the next NFL Draft class, so here are the biggest names to be aware of as we look ahead to 2027.
UCLA left fielder Dean West made three outstanding catches and the Bruins' pitching was dominant during a 5-2 victory over Minnesota on Sunday at Jackie Robinson Stadium.
Earlier in the week, UCLA’s baseball team had the nation’s longest winning streak snapped. Keeping the longest winning streak in the Big Ten alive on Saturday took some doing. Falling behind Minnesota by two runs after squandering a bases-loaded opportunity with no outs, the top-ranked Bruins needed an offensive spark. UCLA coach John Savage’s team...
In his second season with the Kentucky Wildcats, Mark Pope led his squad to yet another NCAA Tournament. However, their run at a potential national championship didn't last too long. Kentucky suffered a second-round loss to the Iowa State Cyclones. Now, into the offseason, the team continues to ...
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UCLA's Jordan chiles runs to celebrate with Minnesota after earning a spot at NCAA championships.
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Tonight, we get a nice matchup between two teams in the College Basketball Crown Quarterfinals as Baylor takes on Minnesota.
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In a video in @brwsports on Instagram's recent carousel post, Minnesota Golden Gophers guard Amaya Battle admits that she flopped a bit against Ole Miss Rebels star Cotie McMahon in their recent postseason matchup, which caused McMahon to foul out.
The first rule of being a basketball broadcaster is to be aware of what the score of the game is, especially when the game is tied, and there is the potential for a buzzer-beater. An ESPN announcer on the call for the Ole Miss - Minnesota NCAA Women's Tournament game forgot that rule and embarrassingly dug herself into a hole with repeated asinine comments.Ole Miss scored to tie the game at 63-63 with 3.5 seconds left before the Golden Gophers called a timeout to draw up a play for a potential game-winner. This left the ESPN crew of Krista Blunk and Andrea Lloyd to set the scene, and they failed, miserably.Blunk leaned on Lloyd during the break in the action, and understandably so, given that Lloyd is a veteran broadcaster and a member of the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, but certainly didn't think that her counterpart didn't have any idea what the score of the game was.Lloyd began by saying that "the clock was the problem" for Ole Miss, which didn't make any sense given the score was tied up, but then things got worse. A lot worse.Lloyd went on to say that Ole Miss would go for the quick steal before having to foul, then spouted out the free-throw shooting percentage of Minnesota players on the floor that the Rebels may want to put on the line.It was an absolutely brutal watch for any fan paying any attention at all to the broadcast.To make the situation that much more uncomfortable, Minnesota's Amaya Battle went on to hit a tough jumper with one second remaining to give her team the win. Naturally, Lloyd didn't say a single word as pandemonium broke out on the floor.While Lloyd's mistakes were about as embarrassing as they come in the world of broadcasting, there is something extremely fitting for the error to come during the same broadcast that continually showed Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz in the crowd.
