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P.J. Flecks postgame comments Saturday after a win over the Cornhuskers insulted Nebraskas coach and his own Gophers players, plus his recruiting.

Tributes to Sid Hartman have poured in from throughout sports: Coach, players, team executives and other have shared their memories. Heres where Star Tribune readers talk about Sid.

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On Tuesday, the TCU head coach feigned concern about Robinson’s work load in an attempt to excuse his staff’s poor usage of Zach Evans. If he’s not going to mind his own business, he at least has reason to set aside those concerns.

Patterson was livid about the scuffle between TCU and SMU that led to his assistant being injured.

TCU's Gary Patterson said SMU orchestrated an attempt to plant its flag at midfield if the Mustangs won, leading to a postgame fracas in which Horned Frogs assistant coach Jerry Kill was knocked down twice and sustained a concussion.

Campion says school hid dangers of concussions.

Unverified Voracity Is Still Falling Brian June 9th, 2021 at 2:19 PM Something I forgot to put in the soccer post. LOOK AT THIS MAN JUMP INTO INFINITY Did not even phase Dempsey one bit https://t.co/wNkOWfQE6n Just city council things. Hows city council going, nobody asked? This Ann Arbor Council Administration Committee is off to a fiery start after council member Ali Ramlawi invoked the due process Nazi Germany was given after the holocaust in defense of what is happening to Jeff Hayner. #A2c...

Chris Carr Chris Carr is the Star Tribunes Assistant Managing Editor for Sports. A native of Richfield, Carr grew up reading the Star Tribune. Somewhere in his moms basement is an old photo of Chris, sitting on 1970s shag carpet in some groovy brown corduroys, holding a Star Tribune that was bigger than he was. After graduating from Wisconsin-Eau Claire, He worked in Washington D.C., Milwaukee an...

WHERE ARE THEY NOW?: Bond is strong as ever for Allaria brothers Matt is a minister; Joe and Mark are finance partners Scott Marion, smarion@edwpub.net FacebookTwitterEmail 1of9 Edwardsville graduate Joe Allaria makes a catch during his days as a wide receiver with SIU Carbondale.For The IntelligencerShow MoreShow Less 2of9 Edwardsville’s Mark Allaria, right, plays defense during his basketball playing days with the Tigers.For The IntelligencerShow MoreShow Less 3of9 4of9 Edwardsville gradua...