Evidence of progress for the Minnesota Gophers has finally become public. Their loyal star Dawson Garcia has had his fingerprints all over it.

Nothing seems more guaranteed right now in the Big Ten than Dawson Garcia getting his buckets. The 6-11 senior and former Prior Lake High School standout led the Gophers with 31 points in their third consecutive victory in Saturday’s 77-69 upset against No.

Garcia had a signature moment with a deep buzzer-beating three to beat No. 20 Michigan and snap the Gophers' losing streak. On Saturday, the fifth-year senior played one of the best games of his career as Minnesota beat another ranked team at home.

The University of Minnesota men’s basketball team upset No. 15-ranked Oregon 77-69 on Saturday, and it was capped by a court storm at Williams Arena.

Dawson Garcia scored a season-high 31 points and Parker Fox recorded his first double-double as a Gopher with 13 points and 11 rebounds, as Minnesota (11-9,

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The Gophers (11-9, 3-6 Big Ten) were playing in front of their biggest home crowd of the season, and they fed off their energy as soon as the game tipped off. Minnesota started 10-for-14 shooting from the field and quickly jumped out to a 27-11 lead before giving Oregon (16-4, 5-4) a chance to even settle into the game.

University of Minnesota men’s basketball standout Dawson Garcia (Savage, Minn.) has been named Big Ten’s Player of the Week, announced today by the conference office. It marks the second time Garcia has acclaimed the award and first in the 2024-25 campaign.

The Minnesota Gophers' Dawson Garcia was named Big Ten Player of the Week, a testament to his impressive play in college basketball.

Dawson, has a game like this been what you thought about when you wanted to bring moments back to the Gophers? Garcia: "Yes, that is definitely what I thought about. Court storms were in mind and ...

Dawson Garcia's 31 points led Minnesota to a 77-69 upset of No. 15 Oregon Saturday afternoon in Big Ten action in Minneapolis. Garcia made 13 of 19 shots and added