Penn State prepares for pivotal matchup against Minnesota in college football
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 12, 2026, 7:05 PM
Last updated Nov 12, 2026

The Nittany Lions will face the Minnesota Golden Gophers in their next game. Minnesota enters the matchup with a 5-4 record, having recently secured a victory over Iowa and nearly winning against Indiana. However, their season has also included a notable loss to Purdue, raising questions about their consistency. The game is set to take place soon, as both teams look to improve their standings.
- •Penn State is set to play Minnesota in college football.
- •Minnesota holds a 5-4 record this season.
- •The team recently defeated Iowa and almost beat Indiana.
- •They suffered a significant loss to Purdue earlier.
- •The game will be critical for both teams' standings.
- 7:05 PMYahoo Sports — BSD YouTube Show: Previewing Penn State vs. Minnesota
"Next on the docket for the Nittany Lions: Minnesota. The Golden Gophers are 5-4, with an impressive victory over Iowa and nearly knocking off Indiana on the road. Still, there’s some Jekyll and Hyde to them because even with strong performances against ranked teams, they do have a confounding 41-13 loss against Purdue. Which version […]
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