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The ouster happened as leaders of 4 tribes consider whether to meet the governor next month at the Blaine House for the first Tribal-State Summit spelled out in recent legislation.

The ouster happened as leaders of 4 tribes consider whether to meet the governor next month at the Blaine House for the first Tribal-State Summit spelled out in recent legislation.

Last season Michigan had a number of football games where the first half was unsettling or unsatisfying, with a tenuous halftime lead understating the gap between the two squads. Michigan would eventually pull away in the second half, but it didn't always make for the best viewing experience. Their trip to Bloomington last season against that woeful Indiana squad was one such game, with the contest tied 10-10 at halftime before Michigan outscored the Hoosiers 21-0 in the second half. Today&...

The city of Marine City will host a master plan open house and roundtable discussions from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Oct. 10 at its city hall, located at 260 S. Parker St.

Sixty years ago in 1963, Orangeburg was the scene of some of the largest non-violent protests of the civil rights era. All-but forgotten today, these dramatic events are entirely absent

It was 40 years ago last April that a Western World headline told the story of the Port of Bandons acquisition of the former Coast Guard building (first photo), which

FORMATION NOTES: UNLV was highly multiple, with a slight tendency towards running the 404 tite stuff mentioned last week. Note the safety at 15 yards; UNLV was less aggressive than ECU, also less weird. UNLV also ran some stack fronts and regular old 4-3. They rushed their three down linemen a bunch; the eighth guy in coverage did not help. SUBSTITUTION NOTES: OL and QB the same as last week. Michigan intended to give Jack Tuttle most of the fourth quarter but he got a cheap shot on his first pl...

FORMATION NOTES: UNLV was highly multiple, with a slight tendency towards running the 404 tite stuff mentioned last week. Note the safety at 15 yards; UNLV was less aggressive than ECU, also less weird. UNLV also ran some stack fronts and regular old 4-3. They rushed their three down linemen a bunch; the eighth guy in coverage did not help. SUBSTITUTION NOTES: OL and QB the same as last week. Michigan intended to give Jack Tuttle most of the fourth quarter but he got a cheap shot on his first pl...

9/9/2023 – Michigan 35, UNLV 7 – 2-0 I thought about copying and pasting last week's column and seeing if anyone noticed. It would have various references to ECU instead of UNLV, but acronyms are acronyms and maybe it would slide by. The accounting of JJ McCarthy's incompletions would be off by one and factually inaccurate, sure. I was banking on the nuclear glow coming off of McCarthy's arm obliterating all detail and leaving nothing but a crater of Buddhism (but fun!). I cou...

9/2/2023– Michigan 30, East Carolina 3 – 1-0 Well, here we go. The best kind of thing to take from a game against a solid G5 program that's just turned over the vast majority of their personnel is one that is opponent-invariant, and the most opponent-invariant thing in football is quarterbacks dropping dimes. This space has long maintained that if the offensive executes perfectly, they just get to win. Via that lens the most important development from the opener is the prevalence of &qu...