Minnesota's Golden Gophers football team is riding a four-game winning streak and has secured bowl eligibility, with aspirations for a top-five finish in the Big Ten. In their recent game against Rutgers, true freshman running back Antwan Raymond stepped up significantly, leading Rutgers to a 26-19 victory despite the absence of star running back Kyle Monangai due to a head injury. Quarterback Max Brosmer, a transfer from New Hampshire, has been instrumental in the Gophers' offensive success, boasting a record completion percentage and a streak of games without interceptions. Meanwhile, Rutgers has struggled defensively, allowing an average of nearly 40 points in its last three games. As the Gophers prepare to face Wisconsin, they aim to build on their momentum against a Rutgers team looking to end a four-game losing streak. The match-up also features key players such as Minnesota's Justin Walley and Rutgers' Dymere Miller, both making significant contributions to their respective teams.