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Pulling away in the third quarter, No. 2 Michigan overpowers Colombia in 81-58 win
The No. 2 Michigan women’s basketball team needed some time to settle into the game — but when the third quarter came around, the Wolverines couldn’t be stopped. Despite a scrappy first half, Michigan (3-0) found its footing on both ends of the court and overwhelmed Columbia (3-1) in the third quarter, securing a 81-58 victory in its first road game of the season.
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Ann Arbor DDA testing out trash corrals to tidy up downtown State Street
The Ann Arbor Downtown Development Authority is testing out streetside trash corrals along downtown State Street. This initiative comes after numerous complaints from residents and businesses about trash management. State Street businesses have been putting their waste on downtown sidewalks because they lack alleyway access to have dumpsters. Sandra Andrade...
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Saline Schools Ends Year With $23 Million in Reserves
District receives clean audit, reports slight enrollment increase after years of declines. Saline Area Schools ended the 2025-26 fiscal year with $23.1 million in general fund reserves and a clean financial audit, according to a report presented to the Board of Education on Nov. 10. Independent auditors from Plante Moran...
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From the editor: The Independent’s front page has changed but our mission hasn’t
Readers may have noticed that the front page of The Belleville Area Independent got a makeover starting last week. We moved some elements around and refreshed the masthead and, in the process, gained a few inches for text. I know not all of our readers are fans of the changes...
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UConn basketball’s Dan Hurley loses sharpshooting Duke transfer to foot injury that needs surgery
The UConn Huskies have begun the 2026-27 college basketball season at 3-0, including a big win against the defending champion Michigan Wolverines . But as the Huskies appear to be among the early contenders for the national championship, they’re going to be short-handed in the near future. Sophomore guard Nik Khamenia suffered a foot injury during […] The post UConn basketball’s Dan Hurley loses sharpshooting Duke transfer to foot injury that needs surgery appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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Michigan football vs. Oregon injury report: Key starters in doubt
Michigan football has had the same problems all year -- from the anemic offense to poor time of possession to injury concerns. And against Oregon , they're not getting any better. The Thursday availability report is out, and a new name is on the list as doubtful: wide receiver Channing Goodwin. He joins offensive tackle Blake Frazier, who was injured before the Indiana game but returned, and eventually was injured again vs. Michigan State . The rest of the questionable list remains, with both starting edge rushers, safety Rod Moore, and others. Oregon will be without star defensive guru, Teitum Tuioti, for the first time this year. Here are the full injury reports for both teams. Michigan Out WR #0 Kendrick Bell WR #22 Braydon Alford RB #25 Micah Ka'apana DE #37 Julius Holly OL #52 Ace Hamilton OL #54 Andrew Sprague Doubtful WR #9 Channing Goodwin OL #77 Blake Frazier Questionable S #1 Rod Moore DE #8 Dom Nichols TE #42 Jalen Hoffman OL #70 Brady Norton TE #80 Hogan Hansen DE #90 John Henry Daley Oregon Out RB #0 Jordon Davison QB #5 Dante Moore DB #21 Aaron Flowers ILB #23 Brayden Platt OLB #44 Teitum Tuioti DL
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Mike Shanahan's Indiana Offense Is Scorching Hot, And Michigan Fans Are Desperate For Him To Answer The Call
Ncaaf on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Michigan’s offense is in shambles, averaging a pathetic 19.6 points per game, and after firing offensive coordinator Jason Beck, coach Kyle Whittingham needs a miracle worker. All eyes are now […]
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Luna Pier non-profit offers free sailing for cancer patients
A Luna Pier non-profit is offering a temporary escape on the water for those suffering from cancer. Since 2024, Serenity Sailing, founded by Robin Cutcher, offers free sailing excursions for people with cancer and their loved ones. Cutcher was inspired when her husband, Greg, was diagnosed with lymphoma in 2021. While searching for resources, she found Sail Beyond Cancer, an organization that offered something similar. However, they didn't take the opportunity before her husband passed away in April 2023. "And then a few months after that, I kind of revisited this organization, Sail Beyond Cancer, started looking at their different websites, and thought perhaps we could use our boat, that I really wasn’t comfortable sailing by myself," Cutcher said. Initially, she wanted to open a Sail Beyond Cancer chapter in Monroe County, but those with the organization she spoke with didn't think it would be successful. So, with the help of John Miga, a member of the Jolly Roger Sailing Club in Toledo's Point Place neighborhood, she launched Serenity Sailing. In its inaugural year, there were 11 excursions serving about 40 people. In the 2025 and 2026 seasons, the organization served 120 people each. "I initially, especially, was working something
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Michigan basketball flips first-half script, finds finishing touch
ANN ARBOR — Every team wants to finish the first half with a flourish and carry a wave of momentum into the break. Since the preseason, though, Michigan has been on the opposite end of that more times than it would like and stumbled into halftime. “I'll be perfectly open with you guys, it's something we've talked about. We haven't done well in those moments. Even back to our Europe games, that's been an area we've struggled with, which is finishing a half,” coach Mike Boynton Jr. said. “We had leads in both of the first two games in Lithuania, and we struggled to finish the half well. We were close with Houston (in the preseason finale) and they got away from us. And then the same thing happened (against UConn). It's a four-point game with two minutes to go and it's a 13-point game at halftime.” The Wolverines flipped that first-half script in a big way against Marquette on Wednesday, Nov. 11, ripping off a 20-5 run over the final 7:50 to seize control en route to an 84-70 win . And that was just the start of a 43-14 avalanche over a 17-minute stretch that turned a seven-point
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Michigan reopens kicking competition after another gameday mishap
Not that it would have made much difference Saturday, but freshman kicker Jacob Baggett doinked a 26-yard field goal off the left goal post four minutes into the second quarter against Michigan State, keeping the Michigan football team off the scoreboard until a touchdown in the game’s closing minutes.