News broke Thursday morning that President Joe Biden, 79, has tested positive for Covid. The elder politician has received both shots of his initial vaccine and has been boosted with two additional shots. Famously, Biden has claimed on several occasions that the vaccine keeps a person from a coronavirus infection and the associated disease, Covid-19.… Read More BREAKING: President Joe Biden has Tested Positive for Covid
Friday night brought fans their first taste of high school football this fall in a CSAA matchup between the visiting Kent City Eagles and the hometown Morley Stanwood Mohawks. The Eagles managed to hold the Mohawks out of the end zone after a long drive in the first quarter that stalled with a strong goal… Read More Kent City Fends Off Morley Stanwood in Opener
When the class of 2020 graduated and athletes walked off their respective fields, diamonds and courts for the last time a bit earlier than planned, many had to assume their senior year would be among the most unique in history. Six months later, the argument could be made that the class of 2020’s swan song… Read More HS Football Makes its 2020 Debut Tonight
Governor Whitmer announced Wednesday that no determination would be made regarding the reopening of gyms, theaters, bowling alleys and high school sports. Whitmer insinuated an announcement would be coming in the next few days, though she gave no indication what data or science would be available or different to make a new determination. In the… Read More Governor Whitmer Refuses Widespread Calls to Open New Sectors
Governor Whitmer has scheduled a press conference this afternoon at 2:30 pm. A day after theaters, gyms owners and athletes across the state hoped to hear good news, it appears their wait may be coming to an end. The announcement was expected yesterday afternoon, but the governor and other officials announced that no decision had… Read More Governor Whitmer to Hold Press Conference: Fate of Gyms, Theaters and Sports Expected to be Addressed
Reporting by the New York Times last week highlighted a possible answer to the unique presentation of the coronavirus in human subjects. Since March, most governmental steps have largely been based on the believed ever-present threat of asymptomatic spread of the virus. Information pouring in from across the globe during the rapidly developing situation created… Read More New Reporting Suggests Many Positive Coronavirus Cases May Not Be Contagious
Just two days after the Mid-American Conference announced it would forego fall sports and instead choose to reschedule games to the spring, the Big Ten Conference appears poised to cancel fall sports as well. The Detroit Free Press reports that the Big Ten has voted to cancel fall sports and most shockingly of all, Big… Read More Shocking Development out of the Big Ten Conference
The Mid-American conference and its three Michigan member schools (Central, Eastern & Western) have announced that fall sports will be cancelled this fall and rescheduled to the spring. The move comes just days after it was announced that Western University would maintain its lucrative matchup with Notre Dame. However, with most member schools losing their… Read More Mid-American Conference Postpones all Fall Sports
Michigan Football SEP 5: PURDUE – ANN ARBOR, MICH. SEP 12: MINNESOTA – MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. SEP 19: PENN STATE – ANN ARBOR, MICH. SEP 26: RUTGERS – PISCATAWAY, N.J. OCT 3: MICHIGAN STATE – ANN ARBOR, MICH. OCT 10: BYE OCT 17: INDIANA – BLOOMINGTON, IND. OCT 24: OHIO STATE – COLUMBUS, OHIO OCT 31:… Read More Michigan & Michigan State Football Announce Updated Schedules
Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced at 9pm via Twitter on Tuesday night that she would be expanding and re-upping various restrictions in the mitten state as a response to what she claims has been a recent spike in cases. “I’ve said this from the start — these are difficult decisions, but I will do what is… Read More Governor Whitmer Announces Stricter Statewide Guidelines