Quarterback Max Brosmer, who tallied three rushing touchdowns and the go-ahead score with 56 seconds remaining, was never a part of a field storming during his five years at FCS-level New Hampshire. After Perich’s pick, Brosmer took a knee to run out the final seven seconds of the upset as an eight-point underdog.

Don't get it twisted, the Minnesota Golden Gophers staged a fourth-quarter comeback to upset No. 11 USC 24-17 Saturday night in Minneapolis. But it wasn't without some puzzling decisions over the course of the 60-minute battle.

Minnesota made a gutsy call -- and benefitted from video review -- to earn a 24-17 upset win against No. 11 USC on Saturday. On fourth-and-goal from inside USC's 1-yard line, and with less than 1 minute to play,

A subset of Gophers fans have longed for years for P.J. Fleck to be more aggressive and play to win the game. Well, the eighth-year head coach did in a mammoth moment Saturday and his surprising

Minnesota's 24-17 win over No. 11 ranked USC was its first home victory over a ranked opponent since 2021 against Wisconsin and only its third since P.J. Fleck took over the program in 2017.

The crowd at Huntington Bank Stadium erupted into roaring cheers after the call. The win is the team's first win against a Associated Press top-25 ranked team since Penn State in 2019.

The Gophers toppled No. 11 ranked USC 24-17 on Saturday night. It is their fifth win over a ranked opponent under P.J. Fleck and arguably their biggest since 2021's upset victory over No. 14 Wisconsin.