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In a sensational turn of events, the Detroit Lions pulled off an astonishing comeback win over the Chicago Bears at Ford Field, 31-26. The Lions have now advanced to an incredible 8-2 record to start the season, the first time in over six decades (1962) they’ve reached that benchmark. A Wild Ending It all started with the Bears being up 12 with 4:15 left in the game, but the … [Read more...] about Lions score grit-fueled comeback victory over Bears

Greg Kampe, formerly assistant men’s basketball coach at the University of Toledo, has been selected to replace Lee Frederick as the university’s men’s basket-ball coach. Upon Athletic Director Paul Hartman’s announcement Tuesday, Kampe reported to OU where he immediately began at his new post.  Kampe spent six years at Toledo under Head Coach Bob Nichols. Toledo, a Division … [Read more...] about Hartman Selects Kampe as Men’s Cager Coach

CSM Staff Sat, 05/07/2022  Oakland Golden GrizzliesHorizon (26-15, 18-7)  Coach: ... Read More » read more … [Read more...] about Oakland Softball 2022 NCAA Tournament Capsule

In the storied history of the Detroit Lions, the NFL Draft has been a source of optimism and heartache. As one of nine teams part of the inaugural NFL Draft in 1936, the Lions have drafted hundreds of players. Some selections include all-time greats such as Barry Sanders, Calvin Johnson and Herman Moore. However, among the triumphs of legendary picks, there exist those who have … [Read more...] about Draft debacles: Exploring Detroit Lions busts through the decades

Greg Kampe has made a 40-year career out of coaching college kids at the game of basketball. Not only has he been coaching for 40 years — which is impressive enough on its own — but he’s been at the same school (Oakland) for the entire time. Kampe spent the first 17 years of his career leading an Oakland team in Division II. In 1997, the school transitioned to Division I, … [Read more...] about Recapping Greg Kampe’s greatest victory at OU