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Michigan Football: Glenn Schembechler Resigns after Racist social media posts surface

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Michigan co-offensive coordinator Matt Weiss suspended over computer crime allegations

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Pistons at 7–3: Should Daniss Jenkins Start Next to Cade Cunningham? | Detroit City Sports Cast Daniss Jenkins got his first start of the season against Washington. When Cade Cunningham picked up his fifth foul, Jenkins took over late and helped Detroit beat the Wizards 122–111. With the Pistons at 7–3, Garret Komatz and Matt Feldbush debate a decision for J.B. Bickerstaff: keep Jenkins next to Cade when Jalen Duren returns, or put him back in charge of the second unit?

Through Detroit’s first ten games, Matt wants to see Ausar Thompson attack the rim with the same confidence he shows on defense. Garret makes the case for Kevin Huerter, whose five blocks against the Lakers stood out as much as his 24 points. The hosts also look at John Collins’ fit up front, Paul Reed’s work on the boards, and why Detroit keeps asking Cade to create so much of the offense.

For the next ten games, Matt picks 7–3. Garret takes 8–2. They close with the Golden State Valkyries’ WNBA title, what the Houston Comets name means for fans hoping to see the Detroit Shock return, and a possible red Pistons jersey for 2027–28.

Recorded November 10, 2026.

00:00 Garret welcomes Matt back for the Pistons edition
01:31 Opening day against Boston and the road to 7–3
04:37 Did Detroit meet expectations through ten games?
07:20 Where John Collins fits without Jalen Duren
10:55 Javonte Green’s opening-night spark and Paul Reed’s minutes
13:55 Kevin Huerter’s 24 points and five blocks against the Lakers
15:40 Daniss Jenkins steps up against Washington. Should he keep starting?
19:35 Why Matt wants Ausar Thompson attacking the rim
24:55 Cade Cunningham’s turnovers and the case for playing him off the ball
29:35 Finding minutes for rookie Ebuka Okorie
32:59 The next ten games: four on the road and three NBA Cup matchups
38:15 Matt picks 7–3 for the next stretch
40:42 Tim Duncan, Kobe Bryant, and the argument Matt started online
44:05 Garret picks 8–2 and calls his NBA Cup wins
45:07 Isaiah Stewart in Memphis and a look around the West
49:01 Where Detroit fits in the Eastern Conference race
55:40 WNBA Finals, the Houston Comets, and the Detroit Shock name
57:53 Are the Pistons bringing back red Statement jerseys?
1:02:45 Final thoughts and the next Pistons check-in

#DetroitBasketball #DetroitPistons #DanissJenkins #CadeCunningham #DetroitCitySportsCast
Daniss Jenkins got his first start of the season against Washington. When Cade Cunningham picked up his fifth foul, Jenkins took over late and helped Detroit beat the Wizards 122–111. With the Pistons at 7–3, Garret Komatz and Matt Feldbush debate a decision for J.B. Bickerstaff: keep Jenkins next to Cade when Jalen Duren returns, or put him back in charge of the second unit?

Through Detroit’s first ten games, Matt wants to see Ausar Thompson attack the rim with the same confidence he shows on defense. Garret makes the case for Kevin Huerter, whose five blocks against the Lakers stood out as much as his 24 points. The hosts also look at John Collins’ fit up front, Paul Reed’s work on the boards, and why Detroit keeps asking Cade to create so much of the offense.

For the next ten games, Matt picks 7–3. Garret takes 8–2. They close with the Golden State Valkyries’ WNBA title, what the Houston Comets name means for fans hoping to see the Detroit Shock return, and a possible red Pistons jersey for 2027–28.

Recorded November 10, 2026.

00:00 Garret welcomes Matt back for the Pistons edition
01:31 Opening day against Boston and the road to 7–3
04:37 Did Detroit meet expectations through ten games?
07:20 Where John Collins fits without Jalen Duren
10:55 Javonte Green’s opening-night spark and Paul Reed’s minutes
13:55 Kevin Huerter’s 24 points and five blocks against the Lakers
15:40 Daniss Jenkins steps up against Washington. Should he keep starting?
19:35 Why Matt wants Ausar Thompson attacking the rim
24:55 Cade Cunningham’s turnovers and the case for playing him off the ball
29:35 Finding minutes for rookie Ebuka Okorie
32:59 The next ten games: four on the road and three NBA Cup matchups
38:15 Matt picks 7–3 for the next stretch
40:42 Tim Duncan, Kobe Bryant, and the argument Matt started online
44:05 Garret picks 8–2 and calls his NBA Cup wins
45:07 Isaiah Stewart in Memphis and a look around the West
49:01 Where Detroit fits in the Eastern Conference race
55:40 WNBA Finals, the Houston Comets, and the Detroit Shock name
57:53 Are the Pistons bringing back red Statement jerseys?
1:02:45 Final thoughts and the next Pistons check-in

#DetroitBasketball #DetroitPistons #DanissJenkins #CadeCunningham #DetroitCitySportsCast
Detroit held Miami to nine points on a day when Jared Goff and the offense needed help. After the Lions’ 19–9 win, Brad Holmes traded for Jets safety André Cisco. Garret Komatz and Adam Hernandez discuss why Cisco fits Kelvin Sheppard’s defense, where Detroit still needs help, and how the Lions match up with New England in Munich.

The Pistons lost twice in a row. Adam explains why he’s more encouraged by Daniss Jenkins than worried about two November losses. On the Red Wings side, Garret and Adam debate whether goalie Michal Postava deserves more NHL starts and why Simon Edvinsson’s contract situation feels more urgent than a Dylan Larkin trade.

In Ann Arbor, Michigan State handed Michigan a home rivalry loss, and Michigan fired offensive coordinator Jason Beck. The hosts debate whether an offensive coordinator change addresses the bigger problem for Kyle Whittingham. Plus: Detroit’s PWHL name teaser, Michigan women’s basketball beating UConn, and Ferris State’s 80–0 win over Wayne State.

Recorded November 9, 2026, before the NFL trade deadline and Detroit’s PWHL name reveal.

00:00 Garret and Adam open the November 9 show
01:08 Lions beat Miami 19–9 for their fourth straight win
05:49 Kelvin Sheppard’s defense picks up the offense
08:56 Why André Cisco fits and where Detroit still needs help
12:27 Lions vs. Patriots: the matchup in Munich
17:28 Will Brad Holmes make another deadline move?
18:24 Pistons drop games to Philadelphia and Los Angeles
20:49 Daniss Jenkins steps up while Jalen Duren is out
23:32 How opponents are trapping Cade Cunningham
26:05 Red Wings lose three straight: how worried should fans be?
32:08 Has Michal Postava earned more NHL starts?
35:54 Dylan Larkin or Simon Edvinsson: which situation gets resolved first?
43:55 Guessing Detroit’s PWHL name from the teaser
48:48 Michigan State wins in Ann Arbor, Michigan fires Jason Beck
52:12 Where does Kyle Whittingham take Michigan from here?
1:01:17 College hoops: Michigan State vs. Duke and Michigan women beat UConn
1:03:00 Ferris State wins 80–0. Where does Wayne State go from here?
1:07:09 What’s next on The Majors Detroit and the Sports Cast

#DetroitCitySportsCast #OnePride #DetroitBasketball #LGRW #MichiganStateFootball
A rogue and elusive corgi got loose at the Carolina Panthers game today. 

🎥: K_Funderburg | Twitter
Kobe Hernandez-Foster saw red in the 19th minute. By the final whistle, Sean Spence was already thinking about how to keep him in Detroit. Adam Hernandez and Sean revisit Detroit City FC’s 2–1 playoff loss to Hartford Athletic at Keyworth. Adam describes the incident from his seat near the Hartford players. Sean explains what City lost in midfield without Kobe, even as ten-man Detroit kept creating chances right up to Cheikh Niang’s late miss.

Then Sean opens his roster spreadsheet. Who’s signed for 2027? Whose option should City pick up? From captain Devon Amoo-Mensah and keeper Carlos Herrera to Haruki Yamazaki and leading scorer Darren Smith, Adam and Sean weigh who they’d bring back and why. They also discuss what a new stadium might mean for professional women’s soccer in Detroit before closing with Phoebe Bridgers and a little throwback metalcore.

00:00 Welcome back to Make City Make Spence
01:10 Hartford ends Detroit City FC’s season at Keyworth
04:01 Cheikh Niang’s late chance and the shots City couldn’t finish
06:23 Kobe Hernandez-Foster’s red card: Adam’s view from the sideline
08:42 Should the officials have stepped in sooner?
14:42 How losing Kobe changed City’s midfield
17:14 Sean opens the 2027 roster spreadsheet: contracts, options and free agents
24:10 How should City build for a new stadium and a possible first-division move?
28:04 Why Sean would bring back Kobe and Haruki Yamazaki
33:43 Who stays? Sean makes his picks, player by player
46:25 Hartford’s time-wasting and the case for more stoppage time
52:17 Danny Dichio’s postmatch reaction
55:54 What would professional women’s soccer in Detroit look like?
1:01:16 Why women’s soccer needs owners willing to invest for years
1:10:29 What we’re listening to: Sean’s Phoebe Bridgers pick
1:12:28 Adam’s pick: Concealer and early-2000s metalcore
1:13:20 When Adam and Sean will be back

#MakeCityMakeSpence #DetroitCityFC #DCTID #USLChampionship
“Prepare and play like 46.” Garret Komatz opens the November 6 Quickcast with Kelvin Sheppard’s message to the Lions after Jack Campbell’s injury. Garret shares Campbell’s recovery update, explains why Brian Branch’s return matters for Sunday’s game in Miami, and puts the focus where Campbell’s family did: on his progress beyond football.

The Pistons beat Charlotte by 33, then saw their comeback fall short against Philadelphia. Garret looks at their 6–2 start and the upcoming Lakers and Wizards games as Jalen Duren awaits another evaluation. On the ice, Moritz Seider takes issue with another late lead slipping away against Vegas. Garret closes with two different clocks in Detroit: the Red Wings are willing to wait for the right Dylan Larkin trade, while Simon Edvinsson faces a December 1 signing deadline.

00:00 Garret previews the Detroit sports weekend
00:55 Lions injury report: Brian Branch cleared for Miami
01:44 Jack Campbell shares his recovery update
02:40 Kelvin Sheppard’s message to the Lions: “Prepare and play like 46”
04:15 Lions at Dolphins preview
05:21 Pistons reach 6–2 after beating Charlotte and falling to Philadelphia
05:58 Jalen Duren’s hamstring update and the Lakers matchup
06:40 Red Wings split the Florida trip before losing to Vegas
07:35 Moritz Seider on giving up late leads
08:27 Red Wings head to Colorado to open a four-game road trip
09:04 Dylan Larkin’s trade standoff
09:55 Simon Edvinsson’s December 1 signing deadline
11:12 Weekend wrap-up and more from The Majors Detroit

#DetroitCitySportsCast #OnePride #DetroitBasketball #LGRW
Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese pulled up to her alma mater to take in the LSU game.
Good evening, America. We’re still in the Tunnel waiting on Schoolcraft County to send the votes by sled dog. Unfortunately, we already have a final from Keyworth: Hartford 2, Detroit City FC 1. We showed up in black without coordinating. The pot roast needed a cup of red wine. We needed the rest.

With our usual rules expert unavailable, we turn to the highest authority on the call: somebody who’s reffed second-grade soccer. Was Kobe Hernandez-Foster’s red deserved? Why did City wait so long for fresh legs? And before we give Cheikh Niang too much shit for missing from a yard out, one of us has a confession about missing from even closer at the same damn goal.

Then we pick next year’s roster with all the authority the front office has granted us: none. Who stays, who gets Darren Smith some help, and who brings Carlos Herrera back? Shout-outs to Wayne State women’s soccer, everybody who voted, and everybody who still loves this dumbass team. Us included.

00:00 Election Night at Channel 4:51. Send the sled dogs.
02:30 A mug of tears, a pot roast, and two tablespoons of wine for the empanadas
05:29 Kobe Hernandez-Foster sees red. Ask the second-grade ref.
12:06 Dennis joins with the view from a Chicago taco spot
18:35 Ten men, plenty of chances. How did City lose to Hartford?
20:49 Cheikh Niang’s miss and a confession from the same goal at Keyworth
25:51 Who was supposed to help Darren Smith score goals?
29:23 Alex Dalou earns his start. Why did the subs come so late?
33:34 Did Danny Dichio have City ready for Hartford?
37:57 The Hartford curse and the man who used to babysit the supporters
40:20 How City gave up both goals
44:01 Our predictions were wrong. Let’s pick next year’s roster.
51:19 Who should City bring back? Carlos Herrera, the captain, and more
59:11 Election shout-outs and Dennis finally gets to hear his name live
1:03:16 Wayne State women’s soccer deserves some love
1:06:52 Final shout-outs and sign-off
1:08:32 Outro music

#TunnelTalk #Channel451 #DCTID #DetroitCityFC #USLChampionship
In this episode of Make City Make Spence, Sean and Adam discuss Detroit City FC getting bounced in the first round of the USL Championship Playoffs.
The Lions beat Minnesota, but concern for Jack Campbell overshadows the celebration. Garret Komatz and Adam Hernandez discuss Detroit’s 19–15 victory, the growing injury list, and why Brad Holmes needs to prioritize defensive help before the trade deadline.

The Pistons open 5–1 while finding different ways to win. Garret and Adam assess Cade Cunningham’s supporting cast, Paul Reed’s contributions, and whether Detroit’s depth will sustain this start.

For the Red Wings, the conversation turns to Dylan Larkin’s trade standoff, Moritz Seider’s leadership, and whether the locker room benefits from moving forward without Larkin. Plus, trade discussion involving Simon Edvinsson and reactions to Detroit’s new jersey.

Detroit City FC’s season ends against Hartford Athletic. The hosts debate Kobe Hernandez-Foster’s red card, revisit the sideline incident Adam witnessed, and discuss Cheikh Niang’s missed chance. What needs to change offensively, and how should City approach an offseason with bigger ambitions ahead?

Also: Pistons uniform talk, WNBA branding, and PWHL Detroit.

00:00 Welcome and introductions
01:13 Lions beat Vikings, but injuries overshadow the win
05:48 Brad Holmes’ trade deadline priorities
09:07 Kerby Joseph’s potential return
11:46 Lions’ offense and NFC contention
17:33 Upcoming schedule and fourth-down decisions
19:25 Pistons’ 5–1 start and recent games
23:11 Pistons’ depth, injuries, and sustainability
29:49 Pistons uniform discussion
32:38 Houston Comets and Detroit Shock branding
37:27 Red Wings and the Dylan Larkin standoff
44:57 Red Wings standouts and trade discussion
51:43 Red Wings’ new jersey reaction
54:20 PWHL Detroit news and team branding
57:39 Detroit City FC’s playoff loss to Hartford
1:02:12 Kobe Hernandez-Foster’s red card debate
1:06:41 Adam’s account of the sideline incident
1:12:43 Missed chances and DCFC’s attacking problems
1:14:38 Danny Dichio, offseason decisions, and USL Premier ambitions
1:22:35 Closing thoughts and next week’s show

#DetroitCitySportsCast #OnePride #DetroitBasketball #LGRW #DCTID
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