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Donnelly, P. (2026, September 19). Drake Lindsey's three TD passes lead Minnesota past Akron 41-7. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/drake-lindsey-s-three-td-passes-lead-minnesota-past-akron-41-7/article_f22bdb8e-ffa3-5a8f-8d20-b97efc6b6bf5.html
Donnelly, Patrick. “Drake Lindsey's three TD passes lead Minnesota past Akron 41-7.” Toronto Star, 19 Sept. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/drake-lindsey-s-three-td-passes-lead-minnesota-past-akron-41-7/article_f22bdb8e-ffa3-5a8f-8d20-b97efc6b6bf5.html.
Donnelly, Patrick. “Drake Lindsey's three TD passes lead Minnesota past Akron 41-7.” Toronto Star, September 19, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/drake-lindsey-s-three-td-passes-lead-minnesota-past-akron-41-7/article_f22bdb8e-ffa3-5a8f-8d20-b97efc6b6bf5.html.
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On Saturday, Drake Lindsey led the University of Minnesota to a decisive victory against Akron, with a score of 41-7. Lindsey threw for 204 yards and three touchdowns, completing 17 out of 31 passes. This performance helped Minnesota bounce back from their previous week's loss to Mississippi State by a score of 38-13. Notably, two of Lindsey’s touchdown throws were considered exceptional: one was a perfectly placed short post pattern to Noah Jennings in the second quarter, and another an 18-yard fade route to Jalen Smith in the third quarter. Despite some efforts, Akron, struggling with injuries and penalties, only managed to score when Marcellus Williams ran for a touchdown early in the fourth quarter. The Zips’ starting quarterback, Cibastian Broughton, was injured during the second quarter and did not return, while his replacement faced multiple setbacks due to penalties.