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How to Watch Minnesota Gophers Games

Alexandria Wyckoff — Wed, 11 Sep 2024 16:00:00 +0000

A member of the Big Ten Conference since 1896, the Minnesota Golden Gophers football team represents the University of Minnesota. If you want to cheer on your Gophers for the 2024-2025 season, there are many ways to stream Golden Gophers games with or without cable. Learn how to watch Minnesota Gophers games all season here.

The Minnesota Gophers ended their season with an 8-5 record and went to the Duke’s Mayo Bowl. Playing against the Virginia Tech Hokies, the Gophers won the game 24-10. While the season may be over for the Gophers, make sure you are prepared for more Minnesota college sports or next season with these streaming services below.

Where to Stream Minnesota Gophers Games

You can enjoy all Minnesota Golden Gophers events on and off cable this season. Gophers games will be broadcast on FOX, CBS, BTN, CBSN, FS1, NBC, ESPN, ESPN2, ABC, etc. These channels are offered on cable, or through streaming services like Hulu + Live TV and ESPN+.

Streaming Service	Price (monthly)	Channels Offered
FuboTV	$79.99+	CBS, ESPN, FOX, NBC, ABC, FS1, BTN
Hulu + Live TV	$76.99+	ESPN, ABC, FOX, FS1, CBS, BTN, SEC Network
ESPN+	$11.99	ESPN

Watch Minnesota Gophers Games on FuboTV

Watch the Minnesota Gophers at home or on the go with FuboTV. The sports-centered streaming service provides a wide range of content for a reasonable price. Featured college channels include BTN, ESPN, CBS, FOX, ESPNU, etc. FuboTV offers three subscription tiers: Pro, Elite, and Premier, starting at $79.99/month. They offer a seven-day free trial; if you are ever unhappy with the service, you can cancel anytime.

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Watch Minnesota Gophers Games on Hulu + LiveTV

Enjoy every Golden Gopher touchdown and your favorite films with Hulu + Live TV. The Live TV subscription provides 90+ channels, on-demand content, and a bundle with ESPN Plus and Disney Plus. Most subscribers choose the bundle option, starting at $76.99/month so you get even more Big Ten Football and on-demand content. Luckily, Hulu + Live TV has a three-day free trial and you can cancel at any time.

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Watch Minnesota Gophers Games on ESPN+

The home of all things sports and college football, ESPN+ is the perfect service to watch the Minnesota Gophers all season long. Their subscription provides access to live and streamable content at an affordable price. ESPN+ offers two subscription types: monthly payments of $11.99 or an annual payment of $119.99, which offers a slight discount. The best part about ESPN+ is the purchasing options; you can pay for ESPN+ as a standalone streaming service or bundle it with Hulu + Live TV and Disney Plus for extra content and customization.

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Minnesota Gophers 2024-2025 Schedule

The Minnesota Gophers ended their season with an 8-5 record, playing in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl against the Virginia Tech Hokies and winning 24-10. Make sure to check back when college football returns for the newest schedule of matchups for the Gophers.

FAQs

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Have the Minnesota Gophers ever won a national championship?

The Minnesota Gophers have won seven national championships. They won in 1904, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1940, 1941, and 1960.

Where do the Minnesota Gophers play football?

The Minnesota Golden Gophers football team plays at Huntington Bank Stadium. The team has played there since 2009, with a seating capacity of 50,805 people.

How can I watch FOX games without cable?

No need to worry if you don’t have cable. You can still watch FOX games on several streaming services like Fubo TV, Hulu + Live TV, and Sling TV.

Where can I stream college football for free?

The best way to watch college football for free is through free trials offered by streaming services like Hulu + Live TV or Fubo TV. They have trial periods between three and seven days, which can give you a glimpse of the service before committing to a subscription.

How to watch Big 10 football?

There are many ways to enjoy the Big Ten football to catch all your favorite college matchups. While some games are offered through CBS, the Big Ten Network is the go-to channel for all things Big 10. You can stream the Big Ten Network on Hulu + Live TV and FuboTV.

Why is Minnesota called the Gophers?

Minnesota earned the name “Gopher State” in 1857 from a political cartoon ridiculing the $5 million Railroad Loan that helped open up the West. The cartoon portrayed shifty railroad barons as striped gophers pulling a railroad car carrying the Territorial Legislature towards the “Slough of Despond.”

Is Minnesota Gophers a D1 school?

The Minnesota Gophers represent the University of Minnesota at the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision level. Founded in 1882, the Minnesota team has been a member of the Big Ten Conference since its inception in 1896.

Minnesota Gophers Football Transfer Portal Tracker 2025

Eric Strack — Fri, 12 Jan 2024 16:55:32 +0000

It’s a new age of college athletics and there are more transfers in and out of each program than any fan can or wants to keep track of. That’s why we’ve created the Minnesota Gophers football transfer portal tracker 2025.

We will keep up with all of the movement before, during and after each season, so you can know who is leaving your favorite college football team and who is staying in Dinkytown for good.

Minnesota’s regular season ended in 7-5 bowl victory. The Gophers could have accomplished more this season, with just a few different plays. Now, it’s time to prepare for the 2025 season.

Minnesota Gophers Football Transfer Portal Tracker (2025)

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The transfer portal re-opened on April 16th and Minnesota has kept basically all of their mainstays from last year thus far. They’ve added a quarterback through the portal, like they did last year with Max Brosmer. This year, it’s former Georgia Tech QB Zach Pyron.

The biggest incoming name for the Gophers in 2025 is Marshall running back A.J. Turner. A highly anticipated addition, Turner is expected to bring versatility and speed to the backfield, potentially competing for significant playing time right away. Nebraska transfer wide receiver Malachi Coleman joins the team. Known for his size and athleticism, Coleman has the potential to become a go-to target in red-zone situations and could see immediate playing time given his capabilities.

Players Transferring to Minnesota

Date	Incoming Player	Pos	Origin School	GP	Yrs Left	Signed	HS Rating (247Sports)
Dec 11	Zach Pyron	QB	Georgia Tech	19	2	Yes	4-Star
Dec 12	Drew Biber	TE	Purdue	35	1	Yes	3-Star
Dec 15	Cameron Davis	RB	Washington	41	1	Yes	4-Star
Dec 15	Javon Tracy	WR	Miami (OH)	30	2	Yes	3-Star
Dec 15	Jaylen Bowden	CB	North Carolina Central	20	2	Yes	NA
Dec 15	A.J. Turner	RB	Marshall	22	2	Yes	2-Star
Dec 15	Steven Curtis	DE	Illinois State	25	2	Yes	3-Star
Dec 15	Brady Denaburg	K	Syracuse	37	1	Yes	NA
Dec 16	Rushawn Lawrence	DL	Stony Brook	27	1	Yes	NA
Dec 18	Marcellus Marshall	OL	UCF	42	2	Yes	3-Star
Dec 21	Kahlee Tafai	OT	Washington	8	3	Yes	3-Star
Dec 21	Dylan Ray	OL	Kentucky	27	1	Yes	NA
Dec 23	Logan Loya	WR	UCLA	47	1	Yes	4-Star
Dec 24	Malachi Coleman	WR	Nebraska	12	3	Yes	4-Star
Jan 9	Jeff Roberson	LB	Oklahoma State	38	1	Yes	3-Star

Multiple Gophers have already announced or completed their transfer portal plans to leave Dinkytown after the 2025 season, including starting Tackle Phillip Daniels, and safety Coleman Bryson. However, overall, the exits to the portal have been the least of PJ Fleck’s worries so far this offseason. Even now almost into the spring, although the Gophers have lost some players, they did a great job at keeping the guys that actually play.

Players Transferring Out of Minnesota

Date	Announced Transfer	Pos	GP	Yr	Yrs Left	New School	HS Rating (247Sports)
Oct 14	Craig McDonald	S	6	SR	1	Utah State	3-Star
Dec 4	Jordan Nubin	RB	34	RS JR	1	Kent State	NA
Dec 2	Hayden Schwartz	DE	1	RS FR	4	NA	3-Star
Dec 9	Zander Rockow	ATH	1	RS FR	4	St. Thomas	2-Star
Dec 16	Phillip Daniels	OT	12	RS FR	3	Ohio State	3-Star
Dec 16	Tyler Stolsky	LB	24	RS SO	2	Florida Atlantic	3-Star
Dec 17	Kristen Hoskins	WR	3	RS SO	2	North Dakota	3-Star
Dec 30	TJ McWilliams	WR	3	RS FR	3	Louisville	3-Star
Dec 31	Sieh Bangura	RB	31(3)	RS JR	1	Ohio	3-Star
Jan 7	Coleman Bryson	S	31	RS SO	2	North Carolina	3-Star
Jan 7	Martin Owusu	DL	1	RS FR	4	Fresno State	3-Star
Jan 12	Luther McCoy	DL	2	RS JR	2	Hawai’i	3-Star
Feb 4	Martes Lewis	OL	39	RS SR	1	Northwestern	3-Star
Feb 6	Nathan Jones	TE	6	RS SO	3	Abilene Christian	3-Star
Apr 15	David Amaliri	LB	0	FR	4	NA	3-Star

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Gophers Move Up to #7 in Both The Coaches and AP Polls

Eric Strack — Sun, 10 Nov 2019 20:13:51 +0000

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If you’re a Gopher Football fan and respect is what you are looking for, following yesterday’s historic victory over Penn State and a 9-0 start to the 2019 season, you’re starting to feel vindicated.

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Coaches Poll from earlier (CFP Rankings drop Tuesday @ 6PM): pic.twitter.com/KIhCPaVA03
— Minnesota Sports Fan (@realmnsportsfan) November 10, 2019

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Yes, you are seeing that properly. The Minnesota Gophers are inside of the top-7 in both the College Football Associated Press AND Coaches Poll. When you take a second to think about it, you almost want to pinch yourself. I feel really happy for those who have sunk so much of their lives into this Gopher Football program through all of the bad times. There were a lot of “is this really happening” looks being exchanged throughout TCF Bank Stadium yesterday afternoon.

But, as Carter Coughlin reiterated many times yesterday, the work is only getting started and today, the team will change their best, look to Iowa, and then have their season’s best week of practice, before heading to Kinnick Stadium for a 3PM kickoff in Iowa City, on national TV.

The only college football poll that matters now though, is the “College Football Playoff” Rankings and those update Tuesday nights at 6 PM. Until then, we’ll bask in our #7 glory. At the end of the day, none of it really matters. With Iowa and Wisconsin still on the schedule + a growing chance at representing the West in the Big Ten Championship Game… the ceiling is as high as the this team can reach.

In other words, rankings create fodder and clicks, but we don’t have to worry about not being ranked high enough to play in the bowl game we feel we deserve OR to make the College Football Playoff Final 4. With the teams remaining on the Gophers’ schedule, they’ll be in that playoff if they win out. I can’t see them beating Ohio State but this team is staring to make me believe anything is possible… So, just take it one game at a time and watch the wins instead of the rankings and polls.

Speaking of “strength of schedule”… after beating Penn State, schedule strength arguments are completely falling apart… no matter what angle you take.

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HEY HOW DO I WORK THIS MENTION THING? THERE ARE SOME PPL I NEED TO CHAT WITH… #GOPHERS #RTB pic.twitter.com/4jWk8KIdnR
— Minnesota Sports Fan (@realmnsportsfan) November 10, 2019

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Eric Strack | Minnesota Sports Fan

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