Football · Daily brief
Three first-half touchdown passes and a disruptive defense carried Minnesota to a 27-24 Big Ten road win in Seattle.
Minnesota opened Big Ten play with a 27-24 victory at No. 23 Washington, building an early lead behind quarterback Drake Lindsey before holding off a fourth-quarter push from the Huskies.
Lindsey threw three first-half touchdown passes, while the Gophers recorded seven sacks and two interceptions. Luke Drzewiecki added a 51-yard field goal in the fourth quarter, and Minnesota will return home to face Michigan on October 3.
Source: Minnesota Athletics
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