The Fantasy Sports Trade Association says 33 million Americans take part in one fantasy sport or another -- and 24 million of them play fantasy football. The growth in popularity tracks closely with the expansion of broadband access and the smartphone boom across the country.
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Gov. Mark Dayton has sent a letter to the Minnesota Sports Facility Authority asking it to negotiate a financial agreement in which the Vikings owners pay for their share of the new stadium from their own resources.
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Two of the University of Minnesota Gophers head football coach Jerry Kill's assistants tell the Star Tribune that Kill will not resign after his latest seizure during a game. MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with Howard Sinker, a digital sports editor for the Star Tribune, about any fallout from the latest incident.
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As the state of Minnesota and the Vikings move closer to finalizing a contract to build the team a new stadium, a Republican state lawmaker says the financing package should be restructured so that taxpayers won’t have to pay as much. Rep. Bob Barrett, R-Lindstrom, says taxpayers could cut their contribution to the stadium by Read more →
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The Minnesota Vikings lost to the Chicago Bears Sunday after a touchdown throw by Jay Cutler with 10 seconds left on the clock. The Bears won 31-30. Here are some highlights.
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With Minnesota coach Jerry Kill at a hospital after a seizure at halftime, David Cobb and Rodrick Williams each rushed for two touchdowns to lead the Gophers past Western Illinois 29-12 on Saturday afternoon.
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Kill has epilepsy, and he has a long history of game-day seizures. He was lying on the ground, writhing back and forth with medical staff surrounding him, right after the Gophers left for the locker room at halftime again Western Illinois.
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