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Posted on November 1, 2010November 4, 2011 by David Shama

Vikings rookie running back Toby Gerhart said ball security is a constant priority when playing in a game.  He has one fumble in 57 rushing attempts this season.

The California native wanted to visit Minnesota’s North Shore during the team’s bye week earlier this fall but couldn’t find lodging during the popular fall colors season.

Rookie Joe Webb, the Vikings No. 3 quarterback, said he is knowledgeable now about the team’s offense.  He will be nervous if and when he plays in his first game, but expects the feeling to go away quickly.  A physical quarterback at 6-4, 220 known for his running ability, Webb said if he has the opportunity for an important play he won’t hesitate to make contact with tacklers, rather than sliding like most NFL quarterbacks.

The Gophers basketball team opens with an exhibition game at home against Northeastern tomorrow night.  Based on Minnesota’s exhibition tour to Canada last summer, coach Tubby Smith will be looking for better communication among his players on defense.

Tickets (all sessions) for the men’s Big Ten Basketball Tournament next March are $300, $220 or $165.  There’s only one price for the women’s tournament, $45.

When the Wild host the Sharks tomorrow night, Nick Schultz bobbleheads will be distributed to the first 5,000 fans to recognize his being named to the franchise’s 10 year all-time team.

The predicted order of finish for MIAC men’s hockey from the coaches poll: Hamline, Augsburg, St. Thomas, Gustavus, St. Olaf, Concordia, Saint John’s, Bethel and Saint Mary’s.

Brainerd’s Ron Stolski is now the state prep football coach with the most all-time wins, 328.  Brainerd, 9-0, defeated Buffalo in a playoff game Saturday.

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