glen25+FollowDetroit’s Cedric Williams gets new shot at MSUMichigan State’s new football staff just reignited the dream for Detroit Catholic Central’s Cedric Williams, one of Michigan’s top running backs. After helping his team clinch a state title with over 1,200 rushing yards, Williams was re-offered a preferred walk-on spot by Coach Spalding—who, as it turns out, shares the same hometown roots. This isn’t just about football; it’s about local talent getting recognized and the power of relationships in recruiting. How do you think these homegrown connections shape the future of college sports in Michigan? #Sports #Football #DetroitFootball00Share
Chad Williams+FollowDetroit’s next football phenom is hereDetroit Cass Tech’s Donald Tabron II is turning heads across the country—this sophomore QB already led his team to a state title as a freshman and nearly did it again last season. College scouts from powerhouse programs like Texas A&M, Oregon, and Maryland are watching him closely, and it’s clear he’s putting Michigan high school football on the national map. With recent Detroit-area QBs thriving at the next level, Tabron’s rise feels like the start of something big for local football. How do you think his success will impact the city’s football scene? #Sports #Football #DetroitFootball00Share
Jay Williams+FollowDetroit’s Jalen Thompson shakes up college footballJalen Thompson, once the pride of Cass Tech’s defense in Detroit, is making headlines again—this time by joining Arizona State after leaving Michigan State. He’s not just any transfer; Thompson was Michigan’s top defensive lineman in his class and a game-changer for Cass Tech. Now, he’s set to bring his energy and experience to the Sun Devils, who are revamping their roster in a big way. With Thompson turning down offers from Notre Dame and Indiana, what does this mean for ASU’s defense—and how do you think he’ll impact the Big 12 this season? #Sports #Football #DetroitFootball00Share
John Camacho+FollowDetroit hosts a classic bowl showdownDetroit’s Ford Field is set for a gritty clash as Central Michigan and Northwestern face off in the GameAbove Sports Bowl. Both teams have struggled offensively this season, but their defenses are no joke—expect a low-scoring, hard-fought battle. Central Michigan’s coach Matt Drinkall could make program history with a bowl win in his first season, while Northwestern is eager to cap a tough year with a victory. Will defense dominate, or can one of these offenses finally break through? Who do you think has the edge in this Midwest matchup? #Sports #Football #DetroitFootball00Share
Chad Williams+FollowDetroit showdown: Chippewas hit Ford FieldCentral Michigan fans, it’s time to pack Ford Field! The Chippewas are back in Detroit for their first bowl game since 2021, taking on Northwestern in the GameAbove Sports Bowl. With CMU’s defense ranked among the nation’s best in turnovers and red zone stops, and Northwestern bringing a handful of Michigan natives, this matchup has all the makings of a classic. Parking is $30, tickets are on Ticketmaster, and you can catch the action on ESPN or stream it online. Who’s making the trip, and what’s your game day ritual? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #Football #DetroitFootball00Share
davidsonbrandon+FollowDetroit showdown: CMU vs Northwestern at Ford FieldCentral Michigan football is heading to the postseason for the first time since 2021, and this time, the action is happening right in Detroit at Ford Field! The Chippewas, led by first-year coach Matt Drinkall, will face Northwestern in a game that’s expected to be a true test of grit and ground game. With so many CMU alumni in the area, it’s shaping up to be a home-field advantage. Both teams bring tough defenses and physical play—who do you think will set the tone early and take home the bowl win? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #DetroitFootball #CMU00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowDetroit gets a holiday football showdownHoliday plans in Detroit just got a lot more exciting—Central Michigan is taking on Northwestern at Ford Field the day after Christmas! This rare matchup is only the second time these teams have faced off, and the energy is sure to be electric. Meanwhile, Western Michigan is heading south to the Myrtle Beach Bowl after clinching their first MAC title since 2016. Both games highlight just how much Michigan college football has to celebrate this season. Who’s heading downtown for the bowl game? Or making the trip to South Carolina? Let’s hear your predictions and plans! #Sports #Football #DetroitFootball00Share
