Published October 2, 2005
Michigan will host Minnesota with the Golden Gophers coming off a disappointing 44-14 loss to Penn State. Quarterback Bryan Cupito threw for just 174 yards while tailback Laurence Maroney (below) was held to 48 rushing yards on 16 carries. Minnesota's defense was torched for 539 yards of total offense. The front seven gave up 364 yards and five touchdowns on the ground. Minnesota is 4-1 heading into this weekend.
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