MINNEAPOLIS (AP) _The home for Minnesota's football games has a new name: Huntington Bank Stadium.

The university's board of regents has approved the change by a 9-2 vote.

The 50,000-seat facility opened for the Gophers on campus in 2009 as TCF Bank Stadium. Huntington Bank's acquisition of the Minnesota-founded TCF Bank was finalized earlier this month.

The newly merged company will have headquarters in both Detroit and Columbus, Ohio.

TCF bought the original naming rights for $35 million. That contract runs through the 2030 season.

Huntington can extend it by 10 years for an additional $17.6 million.

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