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Top Michigan Football Departures and Their Replacements

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Reloading – a term once predominantly utilized by hunters and soldiers- is now commonplace when discussing college football teams like Alabama, Oklahoma, Clemson, or Notre Dame. For Michigan, reloading or reconstituting their team is essential; should Jim Harbaugh and company have any chance of reestablishing themselves as the leader of the Big Ten conference, something […]

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Spartans in the Draft: L.J. Scott

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L.J. Scott broke onto the scene for Michigan State as a freshman running back. He quickly took over as the lead running back. Scott and Saquon Barkley were the top two freshman backs in the Big Ten, and Scott even put up comparable statistics. After a crowded backfield in 2016 and 2017, and some injuries

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Bearkats to the NFL: Derick Roberson

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Last season, the Oakland Raiders spent a second-round pick on P.J. Hall. Hall was an ultra-productive defensive tackle out of Sam Houston State, finishing his senior season with 19 tackles for loss. This season, another defensive lineman from the Bearkats has played his way onto the draft radar. Defensive end Derick Roberson has accepted an

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Why Justin Herbert Decision Proven to be Correct

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Generally, the NFL is in a good position regarding the quarterback position. The past three drafts have seen likely-MVP Patrick Mahomes selected, as well as Carson Wentz, who could have won MVP last season if not for a torn ACL. Other stars like Deshaun Watson, Jared Goff, and Baker Mayfield have also been drafted in

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Why Fans of Powerhouse FCS Football Programs Can Be Selfish

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As a Towson University student, my school just made the playoffs for the first time in five years after a 5-6 season in 2017. As I went back and forth with a North Dakota State fan on Instagram, I began to realize something about fans of powerhouse programs. Many of them, including this one, fail to

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So Many Bowl Games, What’s a Few More?

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As College Bowl season carries on (and on, and on), it should serve as a very clear reminder of how everyone associated with college football is getting paid, except the athletes. It’s not about teams trying to finish with the highest ranking, it’s about companies paying tens of millions of dollars to teams that need

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Finalizing Justice Hill’s Profile, A Criminally Overlooked Prospect

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In one of my first articles ever written, I spoke about one of my favorite preseason prospects. Justice Hill was an absolute menace for opposing defenses as a sophomore in 2017. That didn’t change this season as a junior. Oklahoma State finished the season at 6-6 and has clinched a bowl game against the Missouri

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FCS to NFL: Jazz Ferguson

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The 2019 NFL Draft is stockpiled with wide receivers. Players like D.K. Metcalf, Kelvin Harmon, and N’Keal Harry have already declared for the draft. Now, you can add Northwestern State wide receiver Jazz Ferguson to the list. FCS to NFL: Jazz Ferguson Background Jazz Ferguson was a four-star wide receiver prospect out of West Feliciana

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NFL Draft Crush: Julian Love

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The cornerback position in this year’s NFL Draft will vary depending on which scout you ask. Greedy Williams was the consensus top cornerback entering the season. For the most part, he still sits at the top for many. Players like Deandre Baker, Byron Murphy, and Bryce Hall have made their case for the top spot

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A Golden Celebration for the Black and Gold, Part 2

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The Tigers wrapped up their 50th season of football and have a lot to be proud of. From being picked by the media to finish 10th in the CAA to a fourth-place finish and an FCS playoff appearance this team has come much farther than expected. As the 2018 season has gone final, I decided

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