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Editor’s Note: The Lions hired former Cardinals offensive coordinator Drew Petzing on the afternoon of Monday, January 19. Petzing is known for operating a run-heavy offense that values tight end play and lightens the burden of the quarterback.    As the Detroit Lions season has come to a close, changes are being made. The biggest of these is the offensive coordinator position … [Read more...] about Lions shopping options at offensive coordinator

For the NFL fan, the divisional round might be the best weekend of the year. Eight teams, all of them contenders. Four games, all of them consequential — superstar plays, signature moments and season-ending stakes. The NFL divisional round whittled the field down to four teams — the Denver Broncos, Seattle Seahawks, New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams. The weekend started … [Read more...] about NFL Divisional Round lives up to the hype

The Olympics have stood as one of the most celebrated sporting events around the world, bringing together the best athletes from opposite sides of the globe to compete in one place. This year, the Winter Olympics will take place in Italy from Feb. 6 to 22. The Winter Games were first held in 1924 in Chamonix, France, to showcase sports that could not be included in the Summer … [Read more...] about Adrenaline and elegance: The 2026 Winter Olympics

The Oakland University women’s basketball team experienced both sides of the spectrum during their Horizon League faceoffs at the OU Credit Union O’Rena, where they fell to Green Bay 78-63 on Thursday, Jan. 8, before bouncing back with a decisive 66-45 victory over Milwaukee on Saturday, Jan. 10, to earn their first conference win on the blacktop this season. The Grizzlies’ … [Read more...] about Golden Grizzlies split on the blacktop, show growth in Horizon League play

During our holiday, ESPN released a 30 for 30 titled, Paid to Play: Understanding College Sports in 2025. In this documentary episode, ESPN records and examines college athletes with NIL money and more importantly, the transfer portal. If you have an interest in sports, especially for our Golden Grizzly athletes, I highly suggest watching this intriguing 30 for 30. Over the … [Read more...] about Opinion: Is the transfer portal breaking college sports?