Gophers running back Tre Berry has left the team
Gophers true freshman running back Tre Berry has left the U football team, the Pioneer Press confirmed Tuesday night.
Berry’s actions in recent weeks led to his exit from the program, a source said. He was on the team’s roster for the Michigan State win on Nov. 1, but was off it before the Oregon loss on Nov. 14.
Berry was a late addition to the Gophers 2025 recruiting class; he filled the spot vacated when Shane Marshall flipped to Georgia Tech on national signing day last December.
The 5-foot-10, 200-pound native of Montgomery, Ala., was redshirting this season and did not appear in any games for the U this fall.
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