The Star-Tribune offers Day 4: Ballot-counters press on, find glitches and Rejected Absentee Ballots May Decide It.
In yesterday’s article, the newspaper noted the following:

Asked at one point whether he would concede if the board certified Al Franken as the winner, as the senator had suggested Franken do the morning after the election, Coleman didn’t answer directly.
However, he expressed second thoughts about his comments that morning. He noted that his lead at the time was substantially larger, more than 700 votes, and also that he hadn’t slept in 36 hours. Now, he said, “I don’t think I’d have made the same statement.”