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Gavin Jackson, Heather's son from her previous marriage, is the stepson of P.J. Fleck. Fleck also has a son, Carter Joseph, and two daughters, Paisley Jane and Harper Marie Fleck, from his first ...
Heather Fleck is the wife of Minnesota Golden Gophers football coach P.J. Fleck and plays a pivotal role in fostering a tight-knit and family-oriented culture within the team.
P.J. and Heather Fleck love their Edina home, which they purchased after the Gophers hired P.J. as football coach in January with a five-year, $18 million contract.
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Gophers football enters key recruiting stretch, hoping for ... - MSNGophers football coach P.J. Fleck and his wife, Heather, recently took a quick European vacation, and among their highlights was a visit to Vatican City on the day white smoke emerged from the ...
It was about 57 weeks ago that P.J. Fleck signed a seven-year contract extension that pushed his deal with the Minnesota Gophers to 2028. On Wednesday, the University of Minnesota announced a ...
PJ Fleck: I think Daniel Jackson's going to go down as one of the greatest receivers in Gopher history. It's kind of fun, because we have a lot of them in that top 10 now.
P.J. Fleck and the Gophers were one of six teams involved in the final day of Big Ten Media Days this year in Indianapolis.
Despite offseason talk of a potential move to UCLA, Fleck reiterated that his heart is in Minnesota. He even mentioned that he and his wife Heather are moving into a new home.
The Minnesota Gophers football team has (yet again) landed the No. 1 in-state recruit, in 2026 4-star athlete, Roman Voss, out of Jackson, MN.
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With Minnesota coming off an 8-5 season, coach P.J. Fleck is assembling his 2026 recruiting class, and it’s one that features high-end in-state talent like Forest Lake defensive lineman Howie ...
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