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Wisconsin No. 1 in Week 6 USA Hockey Men’s College Hockey Poll
Wisconsin No. 1 in Week 6 USA Hockey Men’s College Hockey Poll. Michigan, Michigan State, Denver and Western Michigan round out top five. (First-place votes in parentheses) Rank School Last Week’s Rank 2026-27 Record Weeks in Top 20. 1. University of Wisconsin, 673 (29) 2 6-0-0 6 2....
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Saline’s Doug Kalitta Wins Las Vegas, Takes Title Fight to Final Race
Saline’s Doug Kalitta needed a big weekend in Las Vegas to keep his hopes for a third National Hot Rod Association Top Fuel championship alive. He delivered. Kalitta won the NHRA Las Vegas Nationals on Nov. 1, knocking out teammate and championship leader Shawn Langdon in the semifinals before defeating Leah Pruett in the final.
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Carr shows off age-old improvisational skills against Rutgers
PISCATAWAY — Saturday’s win over Rutgers may very well be remembered as the coming out party for freshman quarterback Tommy Carr. In his second career start, Carr completed over 80 percent of his passes while throwing for 266 yards and a touchdown, and he rushed for two scores as well. Most importantly for the Michigan football team, Carr came through on a day the typically-dominant Wolverines’ defense didn’t have its best stuff, leading a go-ahead touchdown drive in the fourth quarter.
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Oregon Ducks' CFP chances double after Northwestern win, per ESPN FPI
It's been a roller-coaster of a season for the Oregon Ducks , with many highs and lows experienced through the first nine weeks. The Ducks entered with championship aspirations, felt early doubt and frustration, and then hope despite turmoil as backup quarterback Dylan Riola appeared to be the answer following Dante Moore's injury. However, then came the pitfalls. The lowest of lows were felt in losses to UCLA and Illinois, but after a win over No. 20 Northwestern on Saturday, it appears that the Ducks might be on a bit of an upswing once again. While some mid-season chaos takes place in the Big Ten, there technically remains a chance that Oregon can make a run at the conference title game and sneak into the College Football Playoff. That much has been reflected in the numbers according to ESPN's Football Power Index. Of course, for any of that to happen, the Ducks will need to win out, starting with a tough game on the road this week against the Ohio State Buckeyes. Here's a look at the new FPI numbers from ESPN and what it means for the Ducks. Week 10 at Ohio State Buckeyes Oregon Percent Chance to Win,
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MHSAA football playoffs: Dearborn Fordson avenges Belleville losses
On a critical drive before halftime of Dearborn Fordson's MHSAA football Division 1 district semifinal rematch against Belleville, all of the Tractors' coaches got involved in the play-calling. With the score tied at 14 just before halftime on Friday, Oct. 30, Fordson got the ball back in their own territory. It started with coach Osama Abulhassan calling a screen to star running back Dean Hammoud (a Wayne State commit), who picked up a first down. Then quarterbacks coach Ali Baidoun called for a target to receiver T.J. Reaves (Youngstown State), putting the Tractors in Belleville territory. Offensive line coach Ed Carducci then channeled his inner Ben Johnson, calling for a hook-and-lateral. Quarterback Hussein Fakih hit Reaves (who had more than 90 yards receiving, plus a TD and seven tackles) on a short hitch; Reaves stopped and flipped the ball to junior Amer Daher, running a drag route below him. Daher then took off for a crucial touchdown with 16 seconds left in the half. GET READY FOR ROUND 2: MHSAA football playoffs 2026 bracket, second-round games revealed "They picked a good time to run it the best we have ever run it," Abulhassan said the next day. "Tip of the
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Central Michigan vs. Eastern Michigan Week 10 Preview and Predictions
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Saline-Skyline Water Polo Upsets Top Seed, Earns State Finals Berth
The Saline-Skyline boys’ water polo team is heading to the state finals after a strong showing at the regional tournament at Ann Arbor Pioneer October 30-31. The Hornets pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the tournament by knocking off top-seeded Birmingham Seaholm in the regional semifinals before falling to Ann Arbor Pioneer in the championship game to finish regional runner-up.