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Fister and Peralta Come Through for Detroit Tigers in Win Over Toronto Blue JaysDetroit Tigers fans are used to seeing Doug Fister come through under pressure. But Jhonny Peralta hasn't yet stepped to the forefront this season -- that was until Sunday, that is, in a 4-1 victory over the Blue Jays.
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A Shoo-in for Cooperstown: Detroit Tigers' Miguel Cabera is One of the Game's Greatest HittersMiguel Cabrera is a once-in-a-lifetime talent. The Detroit Tigers' heavy-hitter isn't only one of the best in the game today, he's one of the best ever.
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Detroit Tigers' Trade for Omar Infante and Anibal Sanchez is Off to a Slow StartThe Detroit Tigers sent Jacob Turner and two prospects to the Miami Marlins earlier this week in exchange for Anibal Sanchez and Omar Infante.
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Prince Fielder is Delivering the Goods for the Detroit TigersPrince Fielder had a slow start with the Detroit Tigers this season after signing a nine-year, $214 million deal in January. He bounced back and is one of the hottest hitters in MLB.
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Detroit Tigers' Jim Leyland Says He'll Go with Consistent Lineup, Ends Guessing Game at Second BaseDetroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland was known for juggling lineups left and right. Now that Omar Infante is in Detroit, the Tigers will have a more consistent lineup, says Leyland. That's great news for frustrated Tigers fans.
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Detroit Lions Training Camp: QB Matthew Stafford's Progress is Encouraging, Only a Sign of What's to ComeDetroit Lions QB Matthew Stafford is the key to success. He's progressing nicely, according to teammate Dominic Raiola.
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Details of Detroit Lions DT Ndamukong Suh's Dec. 3 Car Crash Are Damaging, Hard Not to BelieveDetroit Lions DT Ndamukong Suh was involved in a car crash Dec. 3 in Portland, Ore. which injured Saadia Van Winkle, who now seeks just over $1 million in damages from the Lions star. The details of Van Winkle's complaint sound convincing.
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It Wouldn't Be a Shock to See Detroit Tigers Send Drew Smyly Back to Toledo in Wake of Sanchez TradeThe Detroit Tigers recently acquired Anibal Sanchez from the Miami Marlins and will likely be the fourth starter. Rick Porcello will probably be bumped to fifth -- so where does that leave Drew Smyly?
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Detroit Tigers Fans Should Be Satisfied with Infante and Sanchez -- and FielderSome Detroit Tigers fans will be never be satisfied. The Tigers landed Omar Infante and Anibal Sanchez in a trade Monday with the Miami Marlins and grabbed Prince Fielder in January. But that's not good enough for the fickle.
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Detroit Lions Make Right Call by Cutting CB Aaron Berry, a Necessary SacrificeAaron Berry's gun incident Saturday came at the wrong time for him, but at the right time for the Detroit Lions, who needed one more player -- a replaceable player -- to slip up in order to set an example.
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Detroit Tigers Trade Turner and Other Prospects to Miami Marlins for Infante and SanchezThe Detroit Tigers made the right move Monday by trading away young pitchers and a pick to the Miami Marlins for an established MLB starter (Anibal Sanchez) and secondbaseman (Omar Infante).
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First-Place Detroit Tigers Tangle with Cleveland Indians in 3-game Road SeriesThe Detroit Tigers are back in first place for the first time in months. After wins against the LA Angels and Chicago White Sox, the Tigers have to keep momentum rolling to stay atop the AL Central.
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No More, Aaron: Detroit Lions, NFL Fans React on Twitter to Aaron Berry Gun IncidentDetroit Lions CB Aaron Berry allegedly pointed a gun at three bar-goers Saturday in Harrisburg. He's been arrested twice during the offseason. Detroit Lions fans are fed up with his antics.
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AliKhan Amlani Kids Day at Flint's Broome Park was More Than a Baseball GameFlint City Baseball League players teamed up Sunday with Special Olympians from the Flint area to make AliKhan Kids Day a memorable event.
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Ndamukong Suh Wants to Lead Detroit Lions, Aaron Berry Gun Charge Should Serve as EncouragementNdamukong Suh says he wants to be a leader for the Detroit Lions. The Lions could certainly use leadership, too. Aaron Berry was arrested over the weekend for brandishing a firearm. Does Suh need more to motivate him? No. There has been plenty.
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Good News for the Detroit Tigers: Chicago White Sox P Chris Sale is Hittable in 2-out, RISP SituationsIf there is one weakness to Chris Sale's otherwise solid game, it's pitching during two-out, RISP scenarios. His OBA is low, but he's given up 12 RBI in 44 at-bats. The Detroit Tigers have scored 30 of their past 40 runs during 2-out scenarios.
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Detroit Pistons Fans Could See Advertisements on Team Jerseys as Early as 2013Advertisements on team jerseys work in other sports. Soccer teams have been successfully wearing sponsor-laden garb for years. The same is true for other sports leagues, too. But it's a bad idea for the NBA.
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Detroit Tigers Learning in Series with Angels, Need to Apply Lessons Against White SoxThe Detroit Tigers could find themselves in first place, or tied, with the Chicago White Sox after this weekend's three-game set at Comerica Park. Stout outings will get the Tigers primed for the Cleveland Indians, who host the Tigers next week.Also published on:
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Detroit Tigers Fans Need to Realize that Jim Leyland Won't Change His Managerial StyleDetroit Tigers skipper Jim Leyland is oftentimes the subject of criticism. He knows that. And he's OK. Leyland welcomes opinions, but asks that fans refrain from "vicious" comments.
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Detroit Lions DE Cliff Avril Doesn't Know when He'll Report to Camp, Wants More Team DisciplineDetroit Lions franchised DE Cliff Avril doesn't know when he'll appear at Lions camp, which starts July 26. But he'll work out -- just doesn't know where yet. Avril seems confident about the Lions entering 2012. He wants to see more team discipline, too.
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Arthur Ray Epitomizes Attitude of Michigan State Spartans Football ProgramArthur Ray's career at Michigan State came into doubt once he was stricken with bone cancer. However, he's fought the disease and feels great, he says. Ready to take the field, Ray has put cancer behind and wants to perform for his teammates.
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Death of Former Flint Northwestern Standout Jody Allen is a Somber Reminder of City's BrutalityFormer Flint Northwestern standout Jody Allen was killed Sunday in Flint. He's regarded as one of the city's best that never made it.
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Growing Pains: Los Angeles Angels Rough-up Detroit Tigers' Jacob TurnerJacob Turner has the potential to be a good MLB pitcher one of these days. He's started twice for the Detroit Tigers this season. However, he was pounded Tuesday by the Los Angeles Angels (three home runs, seven earned).
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Michigan State is No Longer 'Little Brother,' Looks to Prove that in 2012 Against MichiganAlthough Michigan has historically dominated its series with Michigan State (67-32-5), it's lost its past four games against Michigan State. The Spartans are no longer the "little brother," and should prove that this fall.
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Detroit Tigers' Quintin Berry Makes Baseball Enjoyable to WatchRookie Quintin Berry has electrified the Detroit Tigers. His high-energy ways makes the game fun to watch in an era of smug, nothing-but-business attitudes.
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Game On: Michigan State, Oregon Keep Football Dates in 2014 and 2015Oregon-Michigan State will be a great display of talent. While there isn't a traditional rivalry, there is a triumphant story behind two games the programs played in the late 1990s: MSU's Amp Campbell became an NCAA football legend.
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Freeh Report: Penn State, Paterno to Blame for Sandusky Sex Scandal -- so is NCAAWhile Joe Paterno and ex-PSU president Graham Spanier could have done more to stop Jerry Sandusky from molesting young boys, the NCAA could have also stepped in and put a stop to actions years ago.
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Kate Upton Jinx No More as Detroit Tigers Pitcher Justin Verlander Returns to Form Against OriolesThe Kate Upton jinx is no more, apparently. Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander bounced back from a poor All-Star Game performance, giving baseball fans eight solid innings Sunday against the Baltimore Orioles.
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Boise State-Michigan State 2012: Trash Talk on Twitter and You Tube Threads Boiling Over Prior to Meeting of Spartans and BroncosSpartans and Broncos fans should show a little class prior to Aug. 31's battle. The use of obscenities on message boards reflects poorly on both fan bases and programs alike. Keep it classy, people.
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Detroit Tigers Ride 6-game Winning Streak, Look to Be Turning Corner and Returning to AL Central ContentionThe Detroit Tigers are finally playing decent baseball. They're turning the corner and are three games over .500.
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She's an "Upton Girl:" Billy Joel Remake Pokes Fun at Detroit Tigers Pitcher Justin Verlander's Relationship with Kate UptonThere is a hilarious new tune floating around the Internet, a remake of Billy Joel's "Uptown Girl," which makes fun of Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander's relationship with model Kate Upton. Give it a listen.
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Freeh Report Uncovers Sandusky Cover-up, Shows How 'Honorable' Former Penn State Coach Joe Paterno Really WasFormer Penn State coach Joe Paterno was a man of honor, respect and dignity. However, he knowingly looked the other way while his defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky raped young men on the campus of Penn State.
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Lots of Pieces to Detroit Lions' Defensive Puzzle, Says DT Ndamukong SuhDetroit Lions DT Ndamukong Suh says his team's defense is well-rounded enough to move players around, particularly tackles and ends.
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Detroit Lions Need Leadership, and Franchished-DE Cliff Avril Could Provide ThatIf the Detroit Lions don't sign Cliff Avril to a long-term deal, they could see a level-headed veteran walk. Considering the recent misbehavior, the Lions would benefit by having a guy like Avril around. He has until Monday to work out a new deal.
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Michigan State's 2000 National Title Feels like Yesterday to This Mid-MIchiganderSure, every championship team has its legends and memorable moments. But the 2000 national champion Michigan State Spartans were different to me -- they were all guys from my neck of the woods. I take a moment to reflect on one of the best college teams.
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Le'Veon Bell, William Gholston and Dion Sims Among Michigan State Spartans on Preseason Watch ListsThe Michigan State Spartans enter 2012 with considerable hype surrounding its defense. Four defensive players are on the Bednarik watch list, which highlights the country's top defensive players.
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Blame Kate Upton for Detroit Tigers Pitcher Justin Verlander's Shockingly Bad Performance in the 2012 MLB All-Star GameOf course, I'm kidding -- but could Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander's poor showing in the 2012 MLB All-Star Game be blamed on supermodel Kate Upton? She stole his mojo. That's the story, and I'm sticking to it.
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No Love from the Worldwide Leader: ESPN Analysts Don't Believe in Detroit Lions Entering 2012The Detroit Lions are one of the NFL's up-and-coming teams. But if ESPN's Mark Schlereth is right, they won't make the playoffs in 2012. The Lions just can't catch a break from the mother ship these days.
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Michigan-commit Shane Morris' Impersonation of Michigan State Spartans Coach Mark Dantonio was HilariousSome Michigan State Spartans fans are upset about Michigan-commit Shane Morris' impersonation of Spartans coach Mark Dantonio. But they shouldn't be. Morris was obviously kidding around. Give the kid a break.
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Detroit Tigers' Prince Fielder was Impressive, but the 2012 State Farm Home Run Derby was NotSeeing Detroit Tigers slugger Prince Fielder capture his second home run derby crown was incredible. However, Robinson Cano and Matt Kemp's failure -- not to mention Andrew McCutchen's -- made the derby hard to watch.
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Local Columnist Suggests Denzel Valentine Could Play Point Guard for Michigan State SpartansDenzel Valentine at the point? The former Lansing Sexton star could lead the Michigan State Spartans offense, according to a local columnist. The move has its pros and cons, of course. But it wouldn't be a bad trade-off.
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2012 Big Ten Football Preview: A Quick Look at Big Ten Contenders Wisconsin, Michigan State and MichiganThere are three obvious contenders in the Big Ten entering 2012. Out of those three, only Michigan has its starting quarterback returning. Will the Spartans win the title, or will the Badgers repeat as champions? The Wolverines are improving...Also published on:
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2012 Boise State-Michigan State RB Comparison: Broncos Have DJ Harper, but Spartans Boast Le'Veon Bell and OthersBoise State's DJ Harper is coming of a knee injury. As the leader of the Boise State backfield, the team's success hinges on his health. Michigan State boasts Le'Veon Bell, a powerful runner who could make the Broncos defense pay.Also published on:
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Detroit Tigers Have Been Consistently Inconsistent as They Enter the 2012 MLB All-Star Break in Kansas CityThe Detroit Tigers have been one of MLB's biggest surprises this season due to their wildly up-and-down play. However, riding a five-game winning streak into the All-Star break, the Tigers look like they're ready to play ball and finish strong.Also published on:
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Replacing Draymond Green Will Be No Easy Task for Tom Izzo's Michigan State SpartansAlthough no one can ever really replace Draymond Green, Michigan State does have players willing to do what they can to make the transition smoother.Also published on:
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Detroit Lions DT Nick Fairley Says He Wants to Change, Surround Himself with Quality People Prior to Court DatesDetroit Lions DT Nick Fairley needs to take an honest inventory of his "friends" and decide which ones are worth keeping and which ones aren't. A DUI and marijuana charge are on the horizon -- where will his friends be then?
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Top 10 Guards in Michigan State Spartans Basketball History, According to MeWho are the 10 greatest guards in Michigan State Spartans basketball history? Career greats lists are always entertaining, or at least should be, and spark conversation. Here are my 10 finest. What are yours?Also published on:
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Former Michigan State Star Draymond Green Has a Lot to Prove in NBA with Golden State WarriorsFormer Michigan State star Draymond Green said not being picked in the first round of the 2012 NBA Draft was a "blessing." He's proven doubters wrong for years. He has to get ready to do it again.
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Michigan State Spartans Offer Dirk Nowitzki-like Karl Towns, a Near 7-footer with the Game of an NBA VeteranKarl Towns is only 16, but his game has been compared to Dirk Nowitzki's. Michigan State looks to land Towns in its 2015 class of recruits.Also published on:
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2012 Boise State-Michigan State QB Comparison: Andrew Maxwell Debuts for Spartans, While Joe Southwick Looks like the Broncos' ManIt would have been nice to see Michigan State's Kirk Cousins battle Boise State's Kellen Moore, but we'll see Andrew Maxwell vs. Joe Southwick (so far) when the Spartans and Broncos clash Aug. 31.Also published on:
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Duke-North Carolina, Cincinnati-Xavier -- What is Your Favorite NCAA Basketball Rivalry?I'm partial to the Big Ten's style of basketball, but there are other great rivalries in the ACC, Big East and elsewhere that make for great games any college hoops follower can enjoy.Also published on:
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Detroit Tigers' Poor Performance Among Biggest Surprises During 2012 MLB SeasonWhat are the most shocking storylines of the 2012 MLB season? There are plenty to choose from. The Detroit Tigers aren't playing up to par -- that's a shocker. LA Angels' rookie Mike Trout is on fire, and the Pittsburgh Pirates are actually good.Also published on:
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NHL Free Agency: Detroit Red Wings Lose in Zach Parise-Ryan Suter SweepstakesZach Parise and Ryan Suter won't be skating for the Detroit Red Wings. The two young stars signed 13-year, $98 million deals, according to a report, with the Minnesota Wild. Detroit may not be the destination it once was.
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Detroit Pistons' Brandon Knight Could Develop into One of NBA's Best 25-and-under Guards in 2012-13Brandon Knight was one of the NBA's top rookies in 2011-12, finishing second in rookie scoring and in 3-point shooting. The former Kentucky Wildcats star has what it takes to be a young gun in the Association.
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2012 NBA Draft Grades: Detroit Pistons Deserve Solid B for Drummond, Middleton and English PicksAndre Drummond is the obvious make-or-break pick of the 2012 NBA Draft for the Detroit Pistons. If he pans out, it may not matter how Khris Middleton and Kim English fare. The Pistons balanced risk-to-reward factors.
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2012 Michigan State Spartans Football: The Young and Talented Lawrence Thomas Will Be Valuable at Any Defensive PositionLawrence Thomas entered Michigan State as Michigan's top 2011 recruit. He can play linebacker, interior defense, and even defensive end. He's gained weight, bulked up, and would be a great tandem with William Gholston.Also published on:
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Turning Back the Clock: Michigan State Spartans RB Javon Ringer was a Once-In-a-Decade TalentDo you remember Javon Ringer? For some, it seems like forever since Ringer led the Spartans' rushing attack. For others, it seems like yesterday he was piling up 200-yard games and pinballing through defenses.
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Byrd's the Word: Michigan State Spartans' Russell Byrd is Making Progress, Could See Increased Role in 2012-13Russell Byrd can score. He has a great stroke, especially from 3-point range. However, the Michigan State Spartans shooter hasn't been fully healthy for two years. He's coming around and could see more time on the floor this year.Also published on:
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The Detroit Lions Should Compete in NFC-North in 2012 If Offseason Troubles EndThe Detroit Lions have improved in the offseason, although Chicago Bears LB Brian Urlacher doesn't think so. The Lions need the usual contributors to produce, will surely lead them to at least 10 wins. But guys like Nick Fairley need to help, too.
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Joe Dumars, Detroit Pistons Have the Right Idea in Terms of 'Raising' 2012 NBA Draft Pick Andre DrummondThe Detroit Pistons can surpass the Detroit Lions in terms of managing young talent if they do it the right way with Andre Drummond. The Lions' youngsters have been wild. Pistons president Joe Dumars probably wants to avoid the headaches.
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Time to Drive: Keith Appling Should Get Keys to Michigan State Spartans Offense in 2012-13Michigan State junior-to-be Keith Appling has spent two years playing behind others. This season could be his chance to boast his star power and lead the Spartans in scoring. He had four 20-plus point games in 2011-12.Also published on:
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2014 Michigan State-commit Drake Harris Views Spartans as the Right Fit for Football and BasketballAt first, I was a bit skeptical about Drake Harris. I figured he was a basketball player who happened to play football. He's great at both, but he's still better on the court in my eyes. Playing football at MSU could be gateway to pro ball, says Harris.Also published on:
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2012 NBA Draft: Joe Dumars, Detroit Pistons Made Right Choice by Taking UConn's Andre DrummondDrafting UConn's Andre Drummond was the ideal scenario for the Detroit Pistons and Joe Dumars.
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2012 NBA Draft: Drafting Michigan State's Draymond Green Would Have Been Great PR Move by Detroit PistonsIt wasn't meant to be, apparently, but drafting Michigan State's Draymond Green would have been a brilliant move by the Detroit Pistons, a team trying to reconnect with its fanbase. But it didn't happen.
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2012 NBA Draft: Golden State Warriors Draft Former Saginaw High, Michigan State Star Draymond GreenThe Golden State Warriors selected former Saginaw High and Michigan State star Draymond Green with the 35th pick of the 2012 NBA Draft. The two-time MHSAA state champ is proof that dreams can come true -- if enough effort is put forth.
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2012 NBA Draft: Detroit Pistons Select UConn's Andre Drummond with No. 9 PickThe Detroit Pistons were all but destined to pick a big man in the 2012 NBA Draft -- and they did, taking UConn star Andre Drummond, a near 7-footer with a 7-6 wingspan.
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2012 NBA Draft: Detroit Pistons Have No. 9 and 39 Picks, Could Take Center or Forward Thursday NightLooking for information on the Detroit Pistons' potential 2012 NBA Draft picks? What about the 2012 NBA Draft order? Both are here in one short, to-the-point post.
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Detroit Lions DT Nick Fairley Enters Not-guilty Plea, Attends Rookie Seminar and Works to Clear Name After DUIDetroit Lions DT Nick Fairley picked up marijuana and DUI charger during the offseason. He pleaded not guilty to DUI and awaits trial. He's working to restore his image and reputation. Is it too late?
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Being a Two-sport College Athlete Can Be Difficult but Michigan State-commit Drake Harris May Be ExceptionGrand Rapids Christian's Drake Harris is an extremely talented basketball player. The 2014 recruit is ranked among the best in his class. He committed to Michigan State, where he'll play football, too.Also published on:
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ESPN's Ron Jaworski Names Detroit Lions QB Matthew Stafford as 14th-best in NFLMatthew Stafford is just the 14th-best NFL quarterback? Come on, Jaws.Also published on:
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Drake Harris Commits to Michigan State, Wants to Play Football and BasketballDrake Harris will undoubtedly have a successful basketball career at Michigan State. Don't expect him to be a star football player, though. He's clearly a hoops machine.Also published on:
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2012 NBA Draft: Henson, Leonard and Drummond Are Potential Picks for Detroit PistonsNorth Carolina's John Henson, Illinois' Meyers Leonard and UConn's Andre Drummond are three players the Pistons have some level of interest in, according to reports. Either of the three would be a good pick Thursday during the 2012 NBA Draft.
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2012 NBA Draft: Detroit Pistons Fans, Give Joe Dumars a Realistic Shot at Proving You Wrong... Or RightDetroit Pistons president Joe Dumars has been under scrutiny for "bad" trades, contracts and everything else he's done with the franchise. Give him a chance, starting Thursday during the 2012 NBA Draft, to show he's willing to make things right.
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The Good and the Bad of the Detroit Pistons' Trade for Charlotte's Corey MaggetteThe Detroit Pistons gain about $15 million in cap space by trading Ben Gordon and a draft pick for Corey Maggette, formerly of the Charlotte Bobcats.
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Aaron Berry's DUI is the Latest in Trouble-filled Detroit Lions OffseasonAaron Berry is just the latest Detroit Lions player to have an off-season run-in with Johnny Law. The Lions have had a small group of troublemakers detracting attention from the hardworking vets.
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2013 NCAA Football Recruiting: A Short List of Michigan Players that Could Interest Michigan StateMichigan has a decent 2013 class of offensive players, some of which could interest the Michigan State Spartans.Also published on:
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2012 NBA Draft: Detroit Pistons Might Have to Deal with Indiana Pacers to Get Michigan State's Draymond GreenAccording to ESPN's Chad Ford, the Indiana Pacers could take former Michigan State star Draymond Green in the 2012 NBA Draft. The Detroit Pistons worked out Green during the offseason, showing interest, but would have make a trade to get him.
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Detroit Pistons Have 300/1 Shot at Winning 2013 NBA Title, Says Vegas.ComThe NBA season just ended, but it's time to take a look at the 2013 NBA title odds. The Detroit Pistons, a franchise searching for an identity, have 300/1 odds at winning it all next season.
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Detroit Tigers' Justin Verlander Could No-hit Pittsburgh Pirates in Game 3 of Interleague SeriesDetroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander has been sharp against the Pittsburgh Pirates, a team he one-hit May 18. In a previous outing, he gave up four hits in seven innings. Verlander could be ready for a no-hitter, and Pittsburgh might fall victim to himAlso published on:
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Memories of the Detroit Pistons' Past, Hope for the Future, Will Likely Be Strong Come the 2012 NBA DraftThe Detroit Pistons conjure up different emotions for different people. I consider myself lucky to remember, and witness, the Bad Boys. The 2004 team was one for the ages, although it didn't boast a superstar.
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Chicago Simeon's Jabari Parker Has a Mission to Fulfill, Whether it Be in Basketball or Through FaithIf you thought it was tough for LeBron James to leave Cleveland, think again. Chicago Simeon's Jabari Parker could forgo a college basketball career, potentially impacting his NBA career, to serve his Mormon faith.Also published on:
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Let's Not Ruin Detroit Tigers of Quintin Berry's Rise with 'every-day Player' Talk Just YetIt's easy to get caught up in the conversation about Quintin Berry's status with the Detroit Tigers. Once the roster gets healthy, he could be moved back to Toledo. Or, he could replace an existing player. But why ruin it? Just watch him do his thing.Also published on:
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Michigan State Spartans Have Shot at Winning 2013 BCS Title, Says National Football PostThe National Football Post's Dave Miller says Michigan State has an outside shot of winning the 2013 BCS national title. With a last name like Miller, maybe he's a little biased toward the Spartans. Title contention might be a few years away.Also published on:
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Detroit Lions DT Ndamukong Suh is the Most Overrated NFL Player? It's Too Early to Say ThatCBS Sports' Pete Prisco recently named Detroit Lions DT Ndamukong Suh as the NFL's most overrated player. Granted, Suh didn't have the type of year most expected in 2011, but he's far from overrated.
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2012 NBA Draft: Syracuse's Kris Joseph to Visit Detroit Pistons Two Days Prior to DraftFormer Syracuse star Kris Joseph will visit the Detroit Pistons two days prior to the NBA Draft. If the Pistons take a C or PF in the first round, Joseph could be an option in the second. Imagine the possibilities of a lineup, which I briefly outline.
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Detroit Tigers' Justin Verlander Confident Team Will Turn Things Around, Make a Charge at AL Central TitleJustin Verlander says the Detroit Tigers are capable of climbing back to the top of the American League Central standings. Now that players are back in place and pitchers look to be more comfortable, the Tigers can focus on stringing together victories.Also published on:
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You Tube is a Goldmine for Michigan State Spartans Football-related Videos and InterviewsI found excellent Michigan State Spartans videos on You Tube. Give them a look. You won't regret it.Also published on:
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Justin Verlander Owes Detroit Tigers Fans a No-hitter, Could Sell Cars at Jim Waldron Buick-GMC If Baseball FizzlesJust a humorous take on my interview with Detroit Tigers ace Justin Verlander, who met fans June 18, 2012 during a public meet-and-greet at Jim Waldron Buick-GMC in Davison. Go buy a Verlander jersey, then purchase a car from Waldron.Also published on:
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Detroit Tigers' Justin Verlander Glad to Have Doug Fister Back, Looks Ahead to Finishing Season StrongDetroit Tigers ace Justin Verlander has an optimistic view of the rest of the season. He's flirted with a no-hitter and pitched well. But he says he can improve.Also published on:
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2012 Mott Bruin Club All-Star Classic: Softball Game Will Be Loaded with Power from Grand Blanc, Flushing and Swartz CreekFlushing, Davison, Kearsley, Linden and Fenton, along with Grand Blanc and Flint Southwestern -- and several other area programs -- are well-represented by the area's top senior talent.Also published on:
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Michigan State Spartans' Mark Dantonio Makes Statement to Further Energize MSU Football FollowersMichigan State's Mark Dantonio told Spartan Mag.com that the Spartans are on the brink of achieving great things on the football field. Dantonio has already come through, but plans to forge ahead stronger.Also published on:
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Calvin Johnson Will Own Every Major WR Record with Detroit Lions in a Matter of Five Years or LessHerman Moore is the greatest WR in Detroit Lions history. However, Calvin Johnson is gaining on the legend, ready to break his records in just a few more years. Moore is a legend. Johnson is a freak of nature.
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Michigan State Legend Morris Peterson Says Spartans' Draymond Green 'will Work His Butt Off' in the NBAFormer Michigan State star Morris Peterson has encouraged Draymond Green through the 2012 NBA Draft process.
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Pennsylvania Power: Dravon Henry, Tom Greene Could Be Kids Michigan State Spartans Followers Hear More AboutMichigan State recently hosted a 7-on-7 camp, drawing in several high-end players from Pennsylvania. Doesn't hurt to think about landing those guys, right?Also published on:
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NHL Free Agency: Detroit Red Wings Are Apparent Frontrunners in Race for Nashville Predators D Ryan SuterThe Detroit Red Wings are the perceived favorites to land Nashville Predators D Ryan Suter, says a source. Suter will likely explore the free-agent market. Detroit plans to be aggressive.
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Lacking Shine: Detroit Tigers Were Supposed to Have Great 1-2 Combo with Justin Verlander and Doug FisterIt's not Doug Fister's fault he's had the injury bug. And it's not entirely Justin Verlander's fault that he hasn't pitched as dominantly this season as he did in 2011.Also published on:
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2012 NBA Draft: Detroit Pistons Showing Growing Interest in Illinois' Meyers Leonard, According to ReportsIllinois' Meyers Leonard is quickly rising up the ranks and could find himself taken in the top-10 picks in the 2012 NBA Draft. The Detroit Pistons have the No. 9 pick.Also published on:
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Detroit Lions 2012: Calvin Johnson is a Monster, but Don't Sleep on Nate BurlesonNate Burleson isn't just some throw-in type of WR. He's an adequate second option for the Lions and proved to be valuable in the first, second and fourth quarters this past season.
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Ryan Raburn Should Ask Detroit Tigers to Trade Him to Avoid Going Back to Minors, If That's What He WantsRyan Raburn should think of his MLB future and ask the Detroit Tigers to trade him.Also published on:
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2012 NBA Draft: Detroit Pistons Might Want to Pass on Iowa State's Royce WhiteIowa State's Royce White is a talented PF, but his anxiety disorder and lack of consistent jump-shot raise concerns. The Detroit Pistons would better suited taking a proven player like North Carolina's John Henson or Tyler Zeller.
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Michigan Wolverines' Brady Hoke Says Past Four Years Against Michigan State Spartans Have Been an 'Ass Kicking'Michigan Wolverines football coach Brady Hoke says recent rivalry with Michigan State Spartans has been one-sided, calling it an "ass kicking" during recent interview. Michigan State has won four straight.Also published on:
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2012 MLB State Farm Home Run Derby: Detroit Tigers' Miguel Cabrera Worthy of Derby... Prince Fielder, Not so MuchDetroit's Miguel Cabrera deserves to be in the 2012 MLB Home Run Derby on July 9th at Kaufman Stadium in Kansas City. His teammate Prince Fielder, well... maybe not.Also published on:
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Flint, Michigan Hockey Fans Need to Show Support of Michigan Warriors, Despite Team's Past FailuresThe Michigan Warriors are making strides to win over Flint hockey fans. But are they too little, too late? The Warriors' business practices and lackluster attendance have prevented Flint from fully embracing them.Also published on:
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NFL Makes Right Call, Doles Out Two-game Suspension to Detroit Lions RB Mikel Leshoure -- but What About Nick Fairley?The NFL gives Detroit Lions RB Mikel Leshoure a two-game suspension. However, thoughts of what the NFL will do to Nick Fairley come to mind.
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2012 Cowboys Stadium Classic: Michigan Wolverines-Alabama Crimson Tide is a Fantastic Way to Start SeasonMichigan and Alabama play Sept. 1 in the Cowboys Stadium Classic in Arlington, Texas. College football fans everywhere are eagerly anticipating this sure-to-be thriller.Also published on:
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NHL Free Agency: Getting New Jersey's Zach Parise Could Be Difficult for Detroit Red WingsZach Parise's New Jersey Devils battled back from a three-game series deficit, only to lose in six during the 2012 Stanley Cup Finals to the Los Angeles Kings. Is he Detroit-bound? Getting him might be harder than expected.
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Flint's Friendly Rivalry: Mott Bruin Club All-Star Classic Puts Top Prep Players and Coaches Together-- and Against One AnotherThe top Flint-area high schools seniors will play at 6 p.m. Monday at Whaley Park in Flint during the Mott Bruin All-Star Classic, which is sponsored by Mott CC in Flint. The game features great players, but it also features great coaches.Also published on:
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Brady Hoke's Michigan Wolverines Are Deserving of High Expectations Entering 2012Brady Hoke has the top-ranked 2013 recruiting class. He's coming off an exception first year with the Michigan Wolverines. The high expectations this year are justified.Also published on:
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Detroit Tigers Pitcher Justin Verlander is Struggling -- but He's Putting Up a Fight, NonethlessDetroit Tigers ace Justin Verlander has struggled his past three starts, but he's shown the ability to work himself out of trouble.Also published on:
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Michigan State WR Juwan Caesar Will Take Time to Develop, but He's Getting ThereSpartan Mag.com recently profiled WR Juwan Caesar, who is the 99th-ranked player on the Spartans roster. He may not see in-game action this season, but he's developing.Also published on:
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Michigan State RB Le'Veon Bell Has Tools to Lead Spartans to Success in 2012Michigan State's Le'Veon Bell is regarded as one of the best RBs in the nation. He's certainly among the top two or three in the Big Ten. He'll be looked upon to carry the rushing load for Michigan State in 2012.Also published on:
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Michigan Wolverines Football 2012: QB Denard Robinson Needs Win Over Michigan State to Add to Spectacular ResumeMichigan Wolverines QB Denard Robinson is one of the top rushing QBs in college history. However, another loss to Michigan State in 2012 would take away from his electrifying career.Also published on:
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2012 NBA Playoffs: Detroit Pistons Should Take Notice of Successful PF, Aim to Land One in 2012 NBA DraftThe Detroit Pistons should take notice and look at teams like the Miami Heat and OKC Thunder on how to integrate a PF into the offense and turn that into playoff success.
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Michigan Wolverines Football 2012: Quality Coaches Get Quality Results, Says Former UM CB Andre WeathersFormer UM CB Andre Weathers loves defense. He loves Michigan football. And he loves what defensive coordinator Greg Mattison and head coach Brady Hoke have done in Ann Arbor.Also published on:
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Is it Basketball Season Yet? 2013 and 2014 Michigan State Spartans Basketball Recruiting ProspectsLooking for summer Michigan State Spartans basketball reading? Look no further. Here are the 2013 and 2014 lists of prospects, along with a couple summertime updates thrown in to further update Spartans followers.Also published on:
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Chicago 'Love:' Michigan State Spartans Targeting Cliff Alexander (2014), Along with Jabari Parker (2013) and Jahlil Okafor (2014)Jabari Parker, Cliff Alexander and Jahlil Okafor are among a trio of talented prospects that Michigan State Spartans coach Tom Izzo is tracking.Also published on:
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Michigan State Spartans' Mark Dantonio Feels 'very Good' About His Football Team Heading into 2012The Michigan State Spartans have immense expectations to live up to this season. However, Spartans coach Mark Dantonio says he's comfortable and feels "very good" about this year's team.Also published on:
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2012 NBA Draft: Michigan State's Draymond Green Draws Comparisons to Two Miami Heat PlayersDraymond Green has been compared to Miami Heat players Shane Battier and Udonis Haslem. Michigan State coach Tom Izzo says Green's intelligence is similar to Battier's, and that his physicality is similar to Haslem's.
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Weight Variances Stand to Benefit Michigan State Spartans' Adreian Payne and Derrick NixAdreian Payne and Derrick Nix could be one of the Big Ten's top 1-2 frontcourt punches. But the pair of Michigan State Spartans need to achieve their weight goals for that to happen.Also published on:
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We All the Detroit Tigers Are Playing Badly, but Skipper Jim Leyland Deserves a Break for the Time BeingThe Detroit Tigers are calling up players from Toledo at an alarming rate. Starters are dropping like flies and Tigers fans are growing weary of manager Jim Leyland. However, Leyland can only operate with the tools at his disposal.Also published on:
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Detroit Lions Defensive Coordinator Gunther Cunningham Should Be Able to Straighten Out Troublesome Nick FairleyNick Fairley needs someone to help him after a recent string of arrests for marijuana and DUI. Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Gunther Cunningham might be that person.
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2012 NBA Draft: Illinois' Meyers Leonard Might Be a Worthy Top-10 PickMeyers Leonard may not a highly-touted center like UConn's Andre Drummond or North Carolina's Tyler Zeller, but he has a lot to offer to whichever NBA team drafts him June 28.
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2012 NBA Draft: MSU Spartans Followers Knew Draymond Green Would Make it to the LeagueMichigan State Spartans basketball followers knew Draymond Green would find his way to the NBA. A player with such heart had to make it, many thought. Today, Green is projected as a first-rounder in the 2012 NBA Draft.
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2012 NBA Draft: Oklahoma City Thunder Could Select Michigan State's Draymond Green in First RoundDraymond Green wasn't initially thought of as a first-round pick, but as the 2012 NBA Draft inches closer, more and more analysts are projecting him to go in the first round.Also published on:
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2012 NBA Draft: North Carolina's Tyler Zeller Could End Up with Detroit PistonsNorth Carolina's Tyler Zeller has the size and strength to be an effective NBA center. He could go ninth overall in the 2012 NBA Draft to the Detroit Pistons.Also published on:
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Curtis Granderson Becomes Latest Ex-Detroit Tigers Player to Grand-slam His Former TeamCurtis Granderson, now with the NY Yankees, hit a grand slam Friday in a 9-4 win over the Detroit Tigers. Brandon Inge hit a homer with the bags full nearly a month ago against Detroit.Also published on:
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MSU Spartans Coach Tom Izzo Believes Draymond Green Could Be First-rounder in 2012 NBA DraftDraymond Green was projected to a second-round pick in the 2012 NBA Draft. Michigan State coach Tom Izzo believes Green could be a first-rounder.
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Branden Dawson is Recovering from ACL Injury Surprisingly Fast, Says MSU Spartans Coach Tom IzzoBranden Dawson showed he was a star in the making this past season. Now, entering his sophomore year and recovering from an ACL injury, Dawson faces the task of one-upping his frosh campaign and becoming a leader for the Spartans.Also published on:
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Michigan State Spartans Have Potential to Make History Against Michigan Wolverines with Fifth Straight Football WinMichigan State can make history with a fifth straight win over Michigan this fall. That would do wonders for the program, says former MSU standout WR Keith Nichol.Also published on:
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Brady Hoke Has Set the Bar High with the Michigan Wolverines, Impressing Former UM QB Steve Smith in the ProcessFormer Michigan Wolverines QB Steve Smith couldn't be more thrilled with the job coach Brady Hoke has done with the Wolverines. Alabama will be a challenge, but Smith is excited for the fall and anticipates great things for Michigan.Also published on:
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Believe the Denard Robinson Hype, Says Former Michigan Wolverines QB Steve SmithSteve Smith, former Michigan QB, says Denard Robinson is worth the hype. Smith says Robinson just has to "do what he does" in order for Michigan to succeed.Also published on:
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Andy Dirks' Achilles' Tendon, Others on the DL; Detroit Tigers Fans Are Riding a Rollercoaster in 2012It's a broken record, the Detroit Tigers' 2012 season, that is. Injuries, inconsistencies and setbacks have Tigers fans asking "what now?!"
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Former Detroit Lions Star WR Herman Moore Urges Young Lions to Stay on Straight and Narrow or Pay the PriceFormer Detroit Lions WR Herman Moore wants nothing more for the young Lions players to succeed. But they have to be accountable for making poor decisions -- but they need to avoid making those choices, especially with today's media.
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2012 NBA Draft Lottery: Detroit Pistons' Joe Dumars Has Chance to Right Draft Wrongs with No. 9 Pick in 2012Detroit Pistons president Joe Dumars owes it to his franchise to make the best pick in the 2012 NBA Draft. He's gambled in the past, but this year's class of big men is full of potential.
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2012 NBA Draft Lottery: Detroit Pistons Get 9th Pick, Could Take North Carolina's John HensonThe Detroit Pistons didn't get as high of a NBA Lottery pick as they probably wanted, but they landed the ninth spot and could take North Carolina's John Henson, says ESPN's Chad Ford.
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NFL Trade Talk: Dallas Cowboys' Mike Jenkins Not Up for Trade; Detroit Lions Should Offer Nick Fairley AnyhowJerry Jones, owner of the Dallas Cowboys, says he's not interested in trading CB Mike Jenkins. But the Detroit Lions should try again, this time offering Nick Fairley and picks/other players in return.
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Less a Player, More a Symbol of Detroit: Reports Say Red Wings Legend Nicklas Lidstrom Will Retire ThursdayLidstrom will reportedly retire Thursday after winning four Stanley Cups and seven Norris Trophies with the Detroit Red Wings. He was a member of the 1991 NHL All-Rookie team... but who would have thought he'd end up being one of the Wings' greats?
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Twists, Turns, Ups and Downs: Get Ready for an Interesting Summer of 2012, Detroit Tigers FansThe 2012 seasons started with high hopes. After a season-opening series sweep of the Boston Red Sox, many thought the Tigers were on their way to being an elite MLB force. No such luck. Struggles are surely ahead.Also published on:
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Detroit Lions Taking Two Different Approaches to Titus Young and Nick Fairley Incidents -- but the Process Seems BackwardEventually, issues will be cleared. But until then, the Detroit Lions should take a stronger approach toward Nick Fairley and leave Titus Young out of the discussion.
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Detroit Tigers Option Ryan Raburn to Triple-A Toledo -- and Not a Moment Too SoonRyan Raburn is heading to Toledo for the first time since 2010. The Detroit Tigers have optioned him to their Triple-A affiliate, the Toledo Mud Hens, after months of futility.Also published on:
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Detroit Lions WR Titus Young Gets It. Lions Vet Nate Burleson is Glad Young Gets ItDetroit Lions WR Titus Young issued an apology to his team Tuesday, addressing his role in an altercation with teammate Louis Delmas. The Lions youth needs to follow Young's lead.Also published on:
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Nick Fairley's DUI Cause for Detroit Lions to Be More Up Front About Team's MisbehaviorNick Fairley's DUI is the final draw. The Detroit Lions need to be more up front about the team's misbehavior and take appropriate action, further addressing the problems and being more open about them while doing so.
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'Getting to Know WR Calvin Johnson' Q&A on Detroit Lions.Com Worth the ReadThe Calvin Johnson Q&A on Detroit Lions.com is worth checking out for Lions fans who want to read about something other than all the turmoil caused by the 2011 draft class. Give it a read. You may find that you have something in common with Megatron.
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Does Detroit Lions DT Nick Fairley Deserve Another Chance After DUI, or is He Past the Point of Compassion?Detroit Lions DT Nick Fairley was pulled over Sunday morning in Alabama and then arrested for DUI. He already has a marijuana arrest on his record, stemming from an incident in April in his home state of Alabama.
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Miguel Cabrera's 2-run Homerun Helps Detroit Tigers Sweep Twins; Tigers Need Cabrera to Heat UpThe Detroit Tigers need Miguel Cabrera to heat up and hit like he's capable of hitting.
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Don't Lower Expectations for New Michigan State QB Andrew Maxwell; He's Worthy of Lofty ExpectationsNew Michigan State Spartans QB Andrew Maxwell should be held to similar standards as Kirk Cousins was. He's ready to take over, appearing far less a nervous rookie and more like a seasoned veteran.
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Quintin Berry Making an Impact with the Detroit Tigers, but Don't Forget About Austin JacksonQuintin Berry became the first Detroit Tigers player since 1918 to get a hit in his first five games with the team. He's shown to be a productive lead-off hitter, but don't forget about Austin Jackson.
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Wasted Talent? Nick Fairley's DUI Casting Shadows, Doubt on His Potential with Detroit LionsWill Nick Fairley realize that his behavior could put his promising NFL career into serious jeopardy? The Lions' top pick of the 2011 NFL Draft has come across as naive and selfish, showing little regard for consequences or sound judgment.
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So... Why Don't Detroit Tigers Fans Make a Lineup? Manager Jim Leyland is Open to Suggestions (Part 2)What is your ideal Detroit Tigers lineup? Leave comments and compare yours to mine.
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NFL Trade Talk: Is Cowboys CB Mike Jenkins Off the Detroit Lions' Radar? If So, Why?Mike Jenkins is an oft-pursued cornerback these days. He wants out of Dallas, which signed Flint native Brandon Carr to a lucrative contract in the offseason. The Detroit Lions would be a suitable team for Jenkins.
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Kellen Moore Impresses Former Detroit Lions TE Rob RubickFormer Detroit Lions TE Rob Rubick likes what he sees in Lions rookie QB Kellen Moore.
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Michigan State's Maxwell, Dantonio Preparing for 2012 Opener Against Boise StateThe Michigan State Spartans open their 2012 season against the Boise State Broncos, who have won 124 games the past 10 years. No other program lay claim to that type of success.
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Detroit Tigers Need Players like Justin Verlander to Speak Up; Fans Are Sick of Same Song from Jim LeylandDetroit Tigers fans are growing impatient with each loss -- their club isn't playing up to its capability.
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So.... Why Don't Fans Make a Detroit Tigers Lineup? Jim Leyland Has Been Open to AdviceWhat would your ideal Tigers lineup.
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2013 NFL Free Agency: Detroit Lions Need to Focus on Keeping Safety Louis DelmasThe Detroit Lions need to focus on keeping Louis Delmas, who will be a free agent in 2013. It's hard to say what his contract would be, but he's proven he's worth more than the approximately $970,000 he made in 2011.
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Detroit Tigers' Jim Leyland Opposes Switching Miguel Cabrera and Prince Fielder in Lineup, but He's Open to Other SuggestionsDetroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland doesn't want to move Prince Fielder or Miguel Cabrera any time soon.
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Victory for MSU: Spartans QB Andrew Maxwell Expected to Be '100 Percent' Come JuneMichigan State Spartans QB Andrew Maxwell is expected to be fully healthy in June, says MSU QB coach Dan Roushar.
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Detroit Lions' Cliff Avrils Seeks 4-year, $42 Million Deal, but It's a Little Early for ThatCliff Avril is set to make nearly $11 million in 2012. However, he wants a four-year, $42 million deal, putting him near the salary range of the NFL's elite pass-rushers. He'll have to wait another season, most likely.
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Detroit Lions FB James Bryant May Pack a Punch, Says Former Lions FB Cory SchlesingerCory Schlesinger, the finest Detroit Lions fullback in franchise history, is optimistic that current FB James Bryant will get a shot to show his stuff.
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Detroit Tigers Swept by Cleveland Indians -- What is Wrong with the Tigers?The Detroit Tigers look less like a World Series contender and more like a pretender it their own division.
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2012 NBA Draft: Andre Drummond, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist Could Benefit Detroit PistonsThe Detroit Pistons desperately need a center to complement Greg Monroe. But taking an exceptionally-skilled three wouldn't hurt, either -- if it's Michael Kidd-Gilchrist.Also published on:
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Why the Hate? Michigan State's Mark Dantonio is Third-most Hated Coach in Big TenApparently, there are Big Ten fans who don't like Michigan State's Mark Dantonio. But there are more who don't like Ohio State's Urban Meyer.
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Lions OT Jason Fox is a Fan-friendly Guy, but Terrible at H-O-R-S-EDetroit Lions OT Jason Fox was an entertaining guy Wednesday during a charity basketball game in Flint. He made my time there more fun, and the fans had a great time, too.
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Former Lions Star FB Cory Schlesinger Wants Today's NFL Players to Think of Health, Report ConcussionsFormer Detroit Lions star FB Cory Schlesinger was "too tough" to report concussions in his day. Players didn't do that, he says, calling it a "sign of weakness." He feels differently now.
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Detroit Lions' Legendary WR Herman Moore 'Loves' Watching Stafford and Johnson, Optimistic for 2012Legendary Detroit Lions WR Herman Moore expects the Lions to build on their success from 2011 this season. That starts with Matthew Stafford and Calvin Johnson, says Moore. A running game is necessary, too.
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Lions Coach Jim Schwartz Says Rookie QB Kellen Moore Isn't an ExperimentKnocks on his size, knocks on his arm -- Kellen Moore has endured a lot of criticism since signing with the Detroit Lions. However, he's a skilled player with an abundance of talent, says Lions coach Jim Schwartz.
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Kobe Bryant's Comments About Detroit Pistons Shouldn't Upset Pistons FansKobe Bryant's comments, suggesting the Detroit Pistons "disappeared" after losing to the Chicago Bulls, aren't really cause for Pistons fans to get up about. He was frustrated. He's forgiven.
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Michigan, Michigan State to Open Big Ten Seasons in 2015 and 2016Why did the Spartans and Wolverines game get moved to opening weekend of the Big Ten season? The rivalry doesn't call for that.
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Show Some Class, Detroit Tigers Fans, and Leave Ryan Raburn Be Following Death of His GrandmotherDetroit Tigers fans love taking shots at Ryan Raburn. However, they should dial back their intensity and show him some respect during this difficult time. I wish you the best, Ryan.
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Mike Ilitch Hires Firm to Design New Red Wings Arena in Detroit, Teases Fans in the ProcessMike Ilitch, 82, has constantly pitched ideas to make Detroit a better urban environment. What better way to do that by adding a new arena, which would create jobs and generate money for a struggling economy.
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A Series Sweep? It's Possible, but Not Likely, for Detroit Tigers as They Ready for Cleveland IndiansStrong pitching could give the Detroit Tigers a three-game sweep over AL Central rival Cleveland this week. However, it won't be easy in Game 1.
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Detroit Lions WR Titus Young Should See a Fine and Suspension for 'Suckerpunching' Teammate Louis DelmasTitus Young is helping his cause by socking one of the Detroit Lions' most-beloved players, Louis Delmas. The fan-favorite was blindsided Monday by Young during an optional workout.
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Michgian State Spartans, Big Ten Could Be Part of Four 'superconferences' in College FootballI've always supported conference expansion to a degree, but only if it's done in a way that allows programs to retain rivalries.
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Grading Detroit Tigers Pitching After 40 Games: Verlander, Smyly, Fister Head of the Class; Scherzer, Porcello TrailThe Detroit Tigers' team 4.20 ERA is among the worst in MLB.
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Max Scherzer's Career-high 15Ks Gives Detroit Tigers Series Win Over Pittsburgh PiratesMax Scherzer delivered a career-high 15Ks Sunday in the Detroit Tigers 4-3 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Tigers pitchers recorded a three-game franchise record 41Ks in the series.
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Justin Verlander's One-hitter Against Pittsburgh Pirates was 'some Freaky (bleep),' Says Detroit Tigers' Jim LeylandDetroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland is usually pretty laid back during interviews. However, when asked about Justin Verlander's one-hitter Friday, Leyland got excited.
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Detroit Tigers Need Boost from Max Scherzer in Series Finale Against Pittsburgh PiratesThe Detroit Tigers haven't won back-to-back games since April 17 and 18. Max Scherzer holds the key to a series win, which could boost the Tigers as they head to Cleveland next week to meet the first-place Indians.
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Justin Verlander Spoils Detroit Tigers Fans with Dominant Pitching Each SummerJustin Verlander wants Detroit Tigers fans to "stay tuned" for more magic this summer. The 2011 AL MVP and Cy Young winner dazzled Friday night by throwing a one-hitter against the visiting Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Former MSU Spartans QB Kirk Cousins Says 'I've Got Put Other People Before Me,' in Reference to Career with Washington RedskinsKirk Cousins has come too far to back down now. The Washington Redskins QB shouldn't sell himself short.
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I'll Admit It, I Jinxed Detroit Tigers Ace Justin Verlander's Potential No-hitter Against Pittsburgh PiratesI inadvertently jinxed Verlander's no-no Friday night by calling for it to be broken up in the ninth inning.
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Detroit Tigers Ace Justin Verlander One-hits Pittsburgh Pirates in Impressive FashionDetroit Tigers star Justin Verlander was three outs away from his third no-hitter Friday night during a 6-0 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. However, Pirates DH Josh Harrison broke up the no-hitter with a single to shallow center.
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SATIRE: Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson Should Join Detroit Tigers Immediately -- Right Now!Why not? The Detroit Tigers need energy, and nearly every option has been explored -- except adding Megatron, AKA Calvin Johnson.
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What Will the Michigan State Spartans Do with RB Nick Hill in 2012? There Are Plenty of OptionsNick Hill might be one of the Michigan State Spartans' most-versatile weapons in 2012.
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CBS Sports Says Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson is Fourth-best Player in NFL Entering 2012 SeasonDetroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson is a once-a-decade type of player. CBS Sports' Pete Prisco feels Johnson is the fourth-best in the NFL -- not fourth-best receiver, but fourth overall. Prisco is a smart guy.
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Summer Olympics Basketball: Magic and Larry Bird's Rivalry, Friendship Made the 1992 Dream Team Even GreaterIt's hard to believe The Dream Team played 20 years ago. Larry, Magic, Michael, Karl and John -- that was an incredible roster that will never be duplicated. But Larry and Magic made that team, at least for me. Read more to find out why.
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2012 MLB All-Star Game: Detroit Tigers' Ryan Raburn is on the Ballot -- Cruel Prank or Way to Agitate Fans?Ryan Raburn of the Detroit Tigers is on the 2012 MLB All-Star ballot. I repeat: Ryan Raburn of the Detroit Tigers is on the 2012 MLB All-Star ballot. One more time? No. You get the point.Also published on:
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Austin Jackson Listed 'Day-to-Day,' but Any Length of Absence Isn't What the Detroit Tigers Need Right NowThe Detroit Tigers haven't had a lot of consistency this season. Austin Jackson, arguably the most consistent on the team, suffered an abdominal strain Wednesday in the Tigers' 11-7 loss to the Minnesota Twins.
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Detroit Lions Sign Free Agent James Bryant, a Former Boxer and CFL Player Who Could Add Toughness to BackfieldFormer heavyweight boxer and CFL player James Bryant has signed with the Detroit Lions. He might be worth watching, as he brings a unique skill set to the Detroit backfield. But will that skill be enough?
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2012 MLB All-Star Game: Detroit Tigers 3B Miguel Cabrera is All-Star Worthy. But Why Do Some Tigers Fans Feel Otherwise?For one reason or another, a lot of Detroit Tigers followers don't feel that Miguel Cabrera is a shoo-in for the 2012 MLB All-Star Game -- myself included. But his numbers say otherwise.
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2012 MLB All-Star Game: Who Else Other Than Justin Verlander is All-Star Worthy for the Detroit Tigers?Other than Justin Verlander, is there another Detroit Tigers player worthy of being an All-Star? Cabrera and Jackson are having good first halves -- but no other player on the team seems to be All-Star worthy.
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Detroit Lions QB Matthew Stafford Should Better 2011 Stats in 2012 but Health Remains a ConcernThe Detroit Lions expect a lot from QB Matthew Stafford. If he's healthy in 2012, he should eclipse numbers from 2011. But that's if he remains healthy.
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2013 DE Tashawn Bower of New Jersey is Considering Michigan State, Along with Nine Other ProgramsTashawn Bower isn't a no-name recruit, but he's far from a five-star stud. He has the size and athletic ability to be successful in the Big Ten. Michigan State could end up landing him in 2013.
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Detroit Lions Need Boise State's Kellen Moore on 53-man Roster to Solidify QB Corps Behind Matt StaffordThe Detroit Lions could have just two QBs on their roster this season, which could make it hard for them to keep free agent Kellen Moore aboard. However, Moore should be considered over Shaun Hill for the No. 2 job.
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Upcoming Schedule May Help the Detroit Tigers Finish Strong in May, Get a Good Jump in Time for SummerThe Detroit Tigers are 18-18 and need a strong finish this month to propel them to a productive summer. The Tigers face the Twins five times and the Pirates three times. Both teams have their weaknesses, and the Tigers need to capitalize.
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Detroit Tigers 1B Prince Fielder Has Three Hits in Team's 10-8 Win Over Chicago White Sox, Six Hits in Past Two GamesDetroit Tigers 1B Prince Fielder went five games without a hit. However, he's had six in two games against the Chicago White Sox. He'll come around, find his consistency and get Tigers fans off his back.
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2012 NBA Playoffs: If We Ignore the LA Lakers' Metta World Peace (Ron Artest), He'll Go Away -- Right?! Probably NotMetta World Peace -- had enough of him yet? Well, prepare for more drama as his LA Lakers take on the OKC Thunder and James Harden.
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2012 NBA Free Agents: Denver Nuggets' JaVale McGee to Detroit Pistons? Could Be a Deal Worth at Least EntertainingThe Detroit Pistons will likely go for size in the 2012 NBA Draft. Although they have Greg Monroe, one of the NBA's most-improved players in 2011, getting another solid big man would only help their cause.
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Michigan State Spartans Will Rely Heavily on William Gholston, Max Bullough and Denicos Allen in 2012The success of Michigan State football will be heavily influenced by the performance of Max Bullough, Denicos Allen and William Gholston.
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Kevin Smith, Ryan Grant May Not Be Answer at RB for Detroit Lions -- but a Player like Them IsThe Detroit Lions need a healthy version of Kevin Smith or Green Bay Packers free agent Ryan Grant to lessen the load off Matt Stafford and Calvin Johnson's shoulders. A strong rush game equals success. Detroit needs that to get over hump.
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He's Retiring from Hockey, but Detroit Red Wings Fans Should Remember that Sergei Fedorov was on the Franchise's GreatestSome Red Wings fans may not be too fond of Fedorov these days, but they should remember what he did for Detroit. He's retiring from hockey to pursue a career as a GM in Russia.