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Report: Dusty May Leaving Michigan to Become Dallas Mavericks Head Coach 🚨

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Michigan’s time under Dusty May appears to be coming to an abrupt end. According to multiple reports, the Dallas Mavericks are finalizing a deal to...
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Former Michigan Staffer Accuses Sherrone Moore of Relationship, Misconduct, and Institutional Failure

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A former Michigan football staffer alleges a relationship with ex-head coach Sherrone Moore, raising claims of misconduct, workplace power imbalance, and failure by the university to protect her.
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Dusty May Stays at Michigan, Turns Down North Carolina Ahead of National Title Game 🚨

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Michigan head coach Dusty May has officially turned down North Carolina and reaffirmed his commitment to the Wolverines, choosing Ann Arbor over the Tar Heels as Michigan prepares for the national championship game against UConn.
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The Majors Detroit Breakfast: Sherrone Moore gets an evidentiary hearing 🥞

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A judge has granted former Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore an evidentiary hearing to determine whether key information was omitted from the arrest warrant tied to his December charges. The hearing, scheduled for March 2 in Ann Arbor, will examine claims from Moore’s defense that the magistrate was not provided full context when authorizing the warrant. Moore continues to plead not guilty as the legal process moves forward.
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Reports: Warde Manuel’s Future in Doubt as Michigan Reviews Athletics Investigation

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Former Michigan Staffer Accuses Sherrone Moore of Relationship, Misconduct, and Institutional Failure

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A former Michigan football staffer alleges a relationship with ex-head coach Sherrone Moore, raising claims of misconduct, workplace power imbalance, and failure by the university to protect her.
Former Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore

The Majors Detroit Breakfast: Sherrone Moore gets an evidentiary hearing 🥞

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A judge has granted former Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore an evidentiary hearing to determine whether key information was omitted from the arrest warrant tied to his December charges. The hearing, scheduled for March 2 in Ann Arbor, will examine claims from Moore’s defense that the magistrate was not provided full context when authorizing the warrant. Moore continues to plead not guilty as the legal process moves forward.
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Michigan Fires Head Coach Sherrone Moore; Later Detained by Police in Rapidly Unfolding Scandal

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Michigan fired head coach Sherrone Moore on Wednesday after an internal investigation found credible evidence of an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. Hours later, Moore was detained by local police as part of an active investigation into potential charges, with no details publicly released.
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Reports: Warde Manuel’s Future in Doubt as Michigan Reviews Athletics Investigation

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The future of Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel is reportedly in serious doubt as university leaders prepare to review findings from an independent investigation into the culture, conduct and oversight of the Wolverines’ athletic department.

Report: Dusty May Leaving Michigan to Become Dallas Mavericks Head Coach 🚨

Dusty May Stays at Michigan, Turns Down North Carolina Ahead of National Title Game 🚨

Michigan Rises to No. 1 in AP Poll as Arizona’s Grip on Top Spot Ends 📈

The Majors Detroit Breakfast: Pistons All-Star Weekend Presence 🥞

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GALLERY: Detroit City FC and Loudoun United Finish Scoreless at Keyworth 📸

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Photos from Detroit City FC’s scoreless draw against Loudoun United FC at Keyworth Stadium in Hamtramck.
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Lions Reportedly Sign Josh Dobbs After Teddy Bridgewater Retires ✍️

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The Detroit Lions are reportedly signing Josh Dobbs to a one-year, $1.425 million contract after Teddy Bridgewater entered the reserve/retired list.
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Tunnel Talk: DCFC Heads to Tulsa, AlumniFi Field Stand Names and BJ’s Memberships 🎧

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The Tunnel Talk Crew debates AlumniFi Field stand names, revisits Detroit City FC’s frustrating results against Las Vegas and Miami, previews FC Tulsa and provides Jam’s definitive guide to Tulsa.
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Tarik Skubal Fights Back Tears After Tigers Trade Ace to Dodgers

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Tarik Skubal fought back tears while thanking the Detroit Tigers organization and his former teammates after learning he had been traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Steve Yzerman Out as Red Wings GM, Moving Into Senior Adviser Role 🚨

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Steve Yzerman will leave his position as executive vice president and general manager of the Detroit Red Wings and transition into a senior adviser role as the organization begins a search for new hockey operations leadership.
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Reports: Warde Manuel’s Future in Doubt as Michigan Reviews Athletics Investigation

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The future of Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel is reportedly in serious doubt as university leaders prepare to review findings from an independent investigation into the culture, conduct and oversight of the Wolverines’ athletic department.
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The Crew returns to the tunnel and immediately spends valuable recording time deciding what Europeans call American football, questioning the NFL’s overseas ambitions and proposing a 20-round, all-time Detroit City FC fantasy draft destined to end with someone selecting an MPSL backup fullback from 2013. Serious preparation continues to define Channel 4:51. Jam survives Tulsa, oppressive humidity and life as a self-described dehydrated queen. Rhys Williams’ family carries the away section, Le Rouge finally beats FC Tulsa and Darren Smith supplies another winning goal. Then Detroit returns home and lays an egg against Loudoun United. The Crew examines the scoreless draw, the crowded Eastern Conference table and DCFC’s continuing dependence on Smith. Detroit owns one of the league’s best defenses, yet no teammate has scored more than two league goals. Potential loan help receives a cautious welcome following several forgettable attempts from past seasons. First-place Tampa Bay visits Keyworth next, producing predictions ranging from a 2-0 Rowdies victory to a bold 1-0 Detroit win. Haruki Yamazaki continues getting kicked across every USL stadium, Carlos Herrera keeps Detroit alive and everyone searches for a secondary scoring option. Jam also shares details about the NGS Cares clothing drive supporting Sundays in Cass, plus an upcoming Freedom House community cleanup. The shoutouts cover Frank Lampard, Coventry City’s mysterious Detroit connection, a 1970 match at Keyworth, the missing Dennis, the women’s Black Arrow winner, Garret and Tunnel Talk’s growing audience in Burma. It’s Tunnel Talk: serious soccer analysis after twelve minutes of pointy-ball discourse and several avoidable detours. #TunnelTalk #DetroitCityFC #DCFC #USLChampionship #Channel451
Detroit City FC controlled possession, won the corner battle and struck the woodwork twice, but Le Rouge managed only one shot on target during a 0-0 draw with Loudoun United at Keyworth Stadium. Adam Hernandez examines Detroit’s lack of finishing without Darren Smith, Ates Diouf’s second-half impact, Callum Montgomery’s Man of the Match performance, Carlos Herrera’s eighth clean sheet and the upcoming showdown with first-place Tampa Bay. Was this one point earned or two points dropped? Subscribe for more Detroit City FC coverage from The Majors Detroit and The Majors Sports Network. #DetroitCityFC #DCTID #ThePostMatch
Gold smoke rolled from the supporter section and across the field during Detroit City FC’s scoreless draw with Loudoun United at Keyworth Stadium. Watch the smoke cover the pitch during Saturday night’s match in Hamtramck. Video from The Majors Sports Network and The Majors Detroit.
On this episode of Make City Make Spence, Sean Spence and Adam Hernandez break down Detroit City FC’s gritty 1-0 road victory over FC Tulsa. Le Rouge battled oppressive conditions, conceded nearly two-thirds of the possession and still delivered one of its most disciplined defensive performances of the season. Sean examines Detroit’s compact formation, Carlos Herrera’s seventh clean sheet and the tactical adjustments that limited Tulsa to only one shot on target. Darren Smith supplied the decisive moment, scoring his 12th goal and reclaiming the USL Championship Golden Boot lead. Was it attractive football? Maybe not. Was it winning football? Absolutely. The conversation then turns to Loudoun United’s visit to Keyworth Stadium. Loudoun arrives without transferred leading scorer Thor Úlfarsson but still possesses a dangerous young attack. With Tampa Bay and Louisville City looming, Sean and Adam explain why Detroit cannot afford to drop points against another lower-table opponent. Adam predicts a 2-0 City victory, while Sean expects a 3-0 demolition. The episode closes with Indy Eleven’s historic cold streak, dreams of Detroit shithousing Louisville and Sean’s entirely calm, completely measured reaction to reports connecting Jeff Bezos and private equity with Liverpool. #MakeCityMakeSpence #DetroitCityFC #DCFC #USLChampionship #DarrenSmith #LoudounUnited #FCTulsa #DetroitSoccer #KeyworthStadium #LiverpoolFC
Garret Komatz breaks down the Detroit Tigers’ 3-0 win over Cleveland, their series victory and a three-game matchup with the AL Central-leading Chicago White Sox at Comerica Park. Detroit enters Friday 2.5 games out of first place. A sweep puts the Tigers ahead of Chicago. Garret also covers the Pistons’ Oct. 20 home opener against Boston.
The Detroit Tigers traded Tarik Skubal and Casey Mize—but they haven’t traded away their chance at October. Garret Komatz and Adam Hernandez evaluate Scott Harris’ busy trade deadline, the return Detroit received for its starting pitchers and whether moving Skubal to the Dodgers was the correct long-term decision. Despite sitting below .500, the Tigers completed a strong West Coast trip and remain within striking distance of both the American League Central and a Wild Card berth. Can emerging arms such as Troy Melton and Jackson Jobe help Detroit produce another late-season surge? The guys also examine the Detroit Lions as training camp gives way to preseason football. Topics include Devin White’s arrival, Kirby Joseph’s injury, the transition to Drew Petzing’s offense, whether Dan Campbell should play his starters during the preseason and what the NFL’s new rivalry uniform could look like. Then it’s a trip around the rest of Detroit sports: - Should the Red Wings trade Dylan Larkin as Shawn Horcoff oversees the post–Steve Yzerman front office? - Should the Pistons prioritize an Ausar Thompson extension while negotiations with Jalen Duren remain unresolved? - What might Detroit’s future WNBA franchise be called? - What does Jay Farner’s investment mean for Detroit City FC’s supporter-driven identity? - After finally winning at FC Tulsa, can Le Rouge secure a home playoff match? - Could USL promotion and relegation reshape DCFC’s future? The episode begins with Garret discussing his latest hair donation and recognizing the work of Maggie’s Wigs 4 Kids of Michigan. Hosted by Garret Komatz and Adam Hernandez. #DetroitSports #DetroitTigers #RepDetroit #TarikSkubal #DetroitLions #OnePride #DetroitRedWings #LGRW #DetroitPistons #DetroitCityFC #DCFC #USLChampionship
Detroit City FC may be playing good football—but is it playing winning football? Sean Spence and Adam Hernandez examine Le Rouge’s second consecutive match without a victory following a frustrating 2–2 draw against Miami FC. They break down Maxi Rodriguez’s opening goal, Tommy Silva’s late equalizer, the defensive breakdowns that allowed Miami to take the lead and Chisom Egbuchulam’s unsuccessful stoppage-time penalty. Sean explains why Detroit’s recurring mental lapses are becoming more concerning than its tactics. The guys also discuss Carlos Herrera’s importance in goal, Carlos Saldaña’s difficult performance, Darren Smith’s league scoring drought and the encouraging resurgence of Maxi Rodriguez. With Michael Bryant returning to training, how should Danny Dichio manage one of the deepest DCFC rosters of the club’s professional era? Attention then turns to a difficult road match against FC Tulsa. Tulsa enters with four consecutive clean sheets, a disciplined five-man defensive structure and an ability to punish opponents in transition. Can Detroit score first and force Tulsa out of its comfort zone—or will another momentary defensive collapse cost Le Rouge valuable points? Finally, Sean and Adam widen the conversation following Vermont Green’s USL League Two championship. They discuss Flint City Bucks, the USMNT’s disappointing World Cup exit, MLS entering a post–Don Garber era, USL’s proposed promotion-and-relegation system and whether American soccer has finally reached a genuine opportunity for structural reform. Hosted by Sean Spence and Adam Hernandez.
The Crew gathered in the tunnel again this week... and immediately launched into an important discussion about BJ’s memberships. The warehouse club, allegedly. Once everyone finished behaving like mature adults, the Crew turned its attention to the future AlumniFi Field and debated what its stands should be called. The nominations include legitimate club legends, the Butchers’ Bleachers, the Shakira Stand, the Sex Eagle Stand and several other ideas unlikely to survive their first meeting with the sponsorship department. There is also soccer to discuss—unfortunately. The Crew revisits Detroit City FC’s baffling loss to Las Vegas Lights, a match in which Le Rouge created enough chances to win comfortably and converted precisely none of them. Then comes the 2–2 draw in Miami, Tommy Silva’s dramatic late equalizer and Chisom Egbuchunam’s stoppage-time penalty, which traveled toward the goalkeeper with all the urgency of AlumniFi Field’s original construction timeline. With DCFC heading to Oklahoma, Jam provides the definitive Tunnel Talk guide to Tulsa: visit the Woody Guthrie and Bob Dylan museums, admire the Art Deco architecture, find some pasta, drink heavily and try not to end up at another strange house party. The Crew also considers the oppressive heat, Tulsa’s short rest and Jam’s impeccable record of attending DCFC matches there without ever seeing Detroit win. Plus, live FC Tulsa updates that will be several days old by the time anyone hears them, Ben Morris joining the 100-appearance club, gout, sprained ankles, political shout-outs and another carefully researched episode number pulled directly from thin air. It’s Tunnel Talk: serious soccer analysis for people smart enough to listen to a more serious podcast—but unwilling to do so. #TunnelTalk #Channel451 #DetroitCityFC #DCFC #LeRouge #USLChampionship #AlumniFiField #KeyworthStadium #FCTulsa #DetroitSoccer
NEW TUNNEL TALK PREVIEW 🎙️ Tulsa was never supposed to be this cool. 👀 Art Deco, mid-century design, the Center of the Universe, good bars and a memorable post-match scene. #TunnelTalk #Tulsa #TravelTok #SoccerTok #Oklahoma
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