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LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 03: Quarterback MarQueis Gray #5 of the Minnesota Golden Gophers is sacked by linebacker Dion Bailey #18 of the USC Trojans at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on September 3, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. USC won 19-17. (Photo by Stephen Dunn/Getty Images)

Minnesota Football Spring Game: Golden Gophers Wrap Up Spring Practice With 2012 Spring Game

The Minnesota Golden Gophers closed out spring practices with their annual Spring Game on Saturday. The Maroon defeated the Gold 3-0 on Saturday.

Minnesota Football Spring Game: Golden Gophers Wrap Up Spring Practice With 2012 Spring Game

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Minnesota Football 2012: Maroon Beats Gold In Spring Game, 3-0

By all accounts, it was an ugly display on Saturday in the Minnesota Golden Gophers' annual Maroon-Gold Spring Game. That was to be expected, but I think the 3,000-plus fans that showed up probably left a little disappointed.

According to Fox Sports North's Tyler Mason, this just about sums up the game, although it doesn't include the one made field goal:

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Rising redshirt sophomore Donnell Kirkwood carried the ball five times for 25 yards. Rising senior quarterback MarQueis Gray was 4-for-8 passing for 62 yards. He was the only quarterback to complete a pass in the first half. Redshirt senior Brandon Green had two receptions for 50 yards. (Stats via Golden Gophers' Twitter.)

Here are video highlights of the Spring Game from the Golden Gophers:

For more on the Minnesota Golden Gophers, check out The Daily Gopher. For all your college football needs, hit up SB Nation's college football hub. Also, be sure to check out SB Nation's relatively new YouTube channel, which features a college football show:

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Minnesota Football Spring Game: Golden Gophers Wrap Up Spring Practice With 2012 Spring Game

Coach Kill tries changing things to improve Gophers.

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