The University of Minnesota announces limited tickets are still available for the big season opener Thursday, September 2 against top-five rated Ohio State at the newly-named Huntington Bank Stadium on the U-of-MN campus. Fans will get a free rally towel.

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Gopher Hour before each game features reduced price drink and food specials. It begins at 5:30 pm for the September 2 game. While it might not be as diverse an offering as the Minnesota State Fair, I imagine you will find something great for a pre-game meal. Check out these new foods at Gopher football.

  • Northern taco
  • Sizzle stand featuring BBQ pulled pork sandwiches, tater keg skewers, and more
  • Nacho foot-long hot dog
  • Scoop'd Ice Cream with the new waffle sundae bowl

There are no limits on fan attendance at home games this season. Facial coverings are required while indoors unless in the act of eating or drinking. The school encourages fans to wear masks when outdoors as well.

Fans can enter the stadium more quickly without having to empty their pockets or take off their shoes. (I'm not sure they actually required this.) The school will use enhanced magnetometers for security.

You can park your RV overnight for Saturday games this fall. Go here for details and how to acquire a pass.

Gopher Pass is back in 2021. The unique, popular game pass gets you into all seven home games for less than $30 per game. It's a chance to watch the action from different angles each game.

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