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WNEM
Friday Night Lights Forecasts: Week 8
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - We’re tracking cold evening for high school football, the coldest one yet this season. Bundle up! Wind chills will be diving into the 30s by kickoff. Rain will be around for some games, mainly in the Thumb, but showers are going to be spotty at best. If anything, it’ll be more of a mostly cloudy evening. The northwest wind will gust to around 30 mph. Stay warm and have a great evening!
Central Michigan Life
MLive
ferrisstatebulldogs.com
#1 Ferris State Football To Be Showcased Nationally On Amazon Prime Again This Saturday!
Big Rapids, Mich. - The nation's top-ranked Ferris State University football squad will get nationwide attention yet again this Saturday (Oct. 17) as the Bulldogs' West Michigan showdown in the Anchor-Bone Classic against rival Grand Valley State will air live on Amazon Prime. The contest will air as one of...
mhsaa.com
Cass City's Langenburg Rolling Into Final Focused on Her Game, Not Her Finish
Lindsey Langenburg knew she was in the middle of a great round during the Lower Peninsula Division 4 Girls Golf Regional at Twin Brooks Golf Club in Chesaning. But in order to keep it going, she tried as hard as she could to block out how great she was playing.
MaxPreps
Football Recap: Montabella Skates Past St. Charles with Ease + How To Watch
Montabella put another one in the bag on Friday to keep their perfect season alive. They blew past the St. Charles Bulldogs 70-0. The final result isn't all that surprising considering the Mustangs' considerable advantage in MaxPreps' Michigan football rankings (they are ranked first, while the Bulldogs are ranked 36th).
thetowerpulse.net
pmg-ky3.com
Breds show improvement in loss to Mason Co.
In a season in which not much has gone right, the Harrison Co. Thorobred defense played well at Mason Co. last Friday night. Despite losing to the Royals 25-0, Harrison Co. showed improvement in nearly every aspect of the game on the defensive side of the ball. After allowing Mason...
The Detroit Free Press
Traverse City West pulled out all the stops to get past Mt. Pleasant
Nearly two years after Mount Pleasant football's last regular season loss, Traverse City West ambushed the Oilers. Traverse City West, coming off a convincing 28-point loss to Midland Dow in Week 6, knew it had to hit the ground running to build an early edge against a quality Mount Pleasant team that played in the Division 3 state finals a year ago. The Titans marched down the field for a Max Geer rushing touchdown on the opening drive. Sophomore Jack Plummer picked off Mount Pleasant on the ensuing drive for the first of two interceptions. It set up a Brayden Tillman touchdown pass to Aiden Jacobs (Kent State). TC West recovered a pooch kick on the kickoff, and Tillman hit Jacobs again for another touchdown. [ Sign up for our new Michigan Sidelines statewide high school sports newsletter ] In the blink of an eye, TC West led Mount Pleasant by 21. "Going against Mount Pleasant with a Hall of Fame coach [Jason McIntyre] and a team who's just been to the state championship, we knew they weren't going to go away," Traverse City West coach James Wagner said on Saturday, Oct. 10. "I didn't know if 21 was enough,