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Ferris State embarrasses Wayne State, 80-0, for 40th consecutive win
Ferris State football continues to be history-makers. In steamrolling Wayne State, 80-0, on Saturday, Nov. 7, Ferris State won its 40th consecutive game, matching the all-time record for Division II. Ferris State now shares the Division II record with rival Grand Valley State, which won 40 straight from 2005-07. The Bulldogs haven't lost a game since the 2024 season opener. They've won the last two Division national championships and four of the last five. And, at 10-0 this year, they are the favorites to win another one in 2026. "I'm proud of our guys for the way they came out and performed today," Ferris State head coach Tony Annesse said Saturday, following the win at Tom Adams Field in Detroit. "To think about what these guys have accomplished is pretty extraordinary and they are deserving of the recognition. We came out and played dominant football today and it was a great homecoming for many of our guys from the Detroit area." Saturday was a stark contrast of two programs at complete opposite ends of the college football spectrum. Wayne State dropped to 0-10 under first-year head coach Terrence Isaac Sr. The Warriors' offense managed just 17 total yards on 52
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You’ll Find Real Lebanese Shawarma Done Right At Dearborn’s Al-Ameer
Dearborn, Michigan has more Lebanese kitchens per mile than most American cities, so earning a crowd here takes more than a good shawarma plate. One spot on a busy stretch of the west side has been feeding families, office workers, and road-trippers for decades. It carries a national culinary honor...
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Tiesheko Houston reveals how a Detroit HBCU sparked her remarkable career
Tiesheko Houston spent years in front of the camera before she started asking what happens behind it. Represented by Stewart Talent in Chicago across television, film, print and commercial work, the Detroit native kept wondering how products were positioned and why brand stories were told a certain way. She found...