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Big Ten Sneak Peek:
Last year as we know it?JAMES HIGHSMITH & MATT THOMPSON Staff Writers Can anyone dethrone Ohio State? Anyone? Anyone? |
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Scandal is not a ‘big deal’ to some, ‘ridiculous’ to other UM fans JAMES HIGHSMITH Sports Editor One of the most fabled football programs in the land is about to start its 132nd season with an enormous dark cloud overhead, and some of its devoted fans are saying, so what? |
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Former cadet fighting to make Lions’ final roster
MATT DURR Staff Writer From the time he was young, Caleb Campbell dreamed of becoming a professional football player. On April 27, 2008, his dream came true. |
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Fans laud massive ‘Big House’ – for massive price
JAMES HIGHSMITH Sports Editor The ‘Big House’ is now a really big house – with a price tag to match. |
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Lions begin clawing their way to the top
Matt Durr Staff Writer Fall is almost here and with the changing of the leaves comes the inevitable talk of how the Detroit Lions will do in the upcoming season. If the last decade is any measure of what to expect, it’s going to be another long season for the Honolulu blue and silver. |
SANCTIONS, SIGNINGS & SURGERIES
WHAT HAPPENED OVER THE SUMMERMATT THOMPSON Managing Editor Much has happened in the world of sports since The Voice last published in mid-May. So for those of you who haven’t picked up a newspaper since then, we’ll bring you up-to-date on what you might have missed with this timeline of local sporting headlines. |
Point/Counterpoint
University of Michigan 2011 night game: touchdown or fumble?
JAMES HIGHSMITH
Sports Editor
Times are changing around Michigan football, and it’s time for fans to hop on board. Michigan has a new scheme, a new athletic director, a renovated stadium and fairly new coach. The college football landscape has been changing for the last 10 years, and it’s time for Michigan to catch up.
Can you imagine the atmosphere at Michigan Stadium during its first-ever night game against one of its biggest rivals, Notre Dame?
NICOLE BEDNARSKI
Features Editor
University of Michigan football fans are known for being more than intense. We cheer and scream with every key play, and we push back the tears, defending our team after a loss.
Every football Saturday fans gather together in the streets near the stadium, even if they don’t have tickets, to build each other up, throw the football around with their kids, grill hot dogs and get pumped to watch the Wolverines work the field.
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