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Buckeyes vs Wolverines: Puff Johnson’s 6th Year Drama

Wow, the Buckeyes-Wolverines rivalry just got another layer! Puff Johnson is suiting up for Ohio State in his sixth college season after a court order, despite the NCAA’s eligibility rules. Michigan’s Dusty May weighed in, saying he wouldn’t do it unless it was an emergency, but he’s not judging. With legal battles and medical waivers flying, this eligibility chaos could impact the rematch in Columbus. What do you think—fair play or bending the rules? #Sports #OhioState #Michigan

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Buckeyes’ Colin White fires up rivalry with Michigan

Colin White just turned up the heat on the Ohio State-Michigan rivalry, and fans are buzzing. Even though White doesn’t always fill up the stat sheet, his hustle and attitude are making a difference—especially with a big game against Michigan on the horizon. After a clutch steal and score in overtime against Minnesota, White’s confidence is clearly growing. With the Buckeyes fighting for a tournament spot, every play and every bit of energy counts. Do you think White’s spark off the bench could be the X-factor Ohio State needs to take down Michigan? #Sports #OhioState #Michigan

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Rivalry heats up: Ohio State vs Michigan odds

Nothing gets Big Ten fans talking like an Ohio State-Michigan showdown—especially when the Wolverines are favored by double digits! Michigan’s been winning, but they haven’t covered the spread in five straight games, while Ohio State’s been quietly outperforming expectations. With the Buckeyes getting a hefty +14.5 points, this rivalry could be closer than the odds suggest. Plus, the total’s set high, but recent trends point to the Under. Are you backing the underdog Buckeyes to keep it tight, or do you see Michigan running away with it? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #OhioState #Michigan

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Michigan’s retail landscape is changing fast

Empty storefronts and 'Store Closing' signs are popping up across Michigan as five major retail chains—Macy’s, GameStop, Advance Auto Parts, Big Lots, and Walgreens—pull back in 2026. For folks in Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, and smaller towns, this means fewer shopping options, longer drives for basics, and even some neighborhoods losing their only pharmacy. Clearance sales might offer short-term deals, but the long-term impact could reshape how we shop, work, and connect locally. How do you think these closures will affect your daily routine or your community’s vibe? #Business #LocalBusiness #Michigan

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Ohio State’s fired up for Michigan showdown

Colin White’s bold claim—“we’re coming out for blood”—has Buckeye fans buzzing ahead of the Ohio State vs. Michigan clash in Ann Arbor. Even though White doesn’t play big minutes, his words capture the rivalry’s intensity and the hunger for revenge after last season’s narrow loss. Coach Jake Diebler gets it: this game means more than just another mark in the Big Ten standings. With both teams on a roll, Friday’s matchup feels like it could define the season. How do you see this rivalry shaping up? Can the Buckeyes finally break Michigan’s recent dominance? #Sports #OhioState #Michigan

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Sherrone Moore’s legal fight shakes Michigan

Sherrone Moore, the former Michigan football coach, is at the center of a legal and campus controversy that’s got everyone talking. After being fired and arrested on the same day for allegedly breaking into a staff member’s home, Moore’s lawyers insist he’s innocent and claim the arrest was based on misleading information. The university is digging deeper into his relationship with the staffer, and the next court dates are set for February and March. With so many twists, this case is raising big questions about privacy, workplace boundaries, and how institutions handle sensitive allegations. What’s your take on how this is unfolding? #Sports #Michigan #SherroneMoore

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Buckeyes fire up rivalry with bold Michigan callout

Colin White isn’t holding back—he’s making it clear the Buckeyes are heading to Ann Arbor with one thing on their minds: beating Michigan. After a big win over Minnesota, White’s fiery words have turned up the heat ahead of Friday’s rivalry game. Coach Jake Diebler says the team is ready to back up that confidence on the court. With Michigan nearly unbeatable at home, this showdown is set to be a real test of grit. How do you feel about players talking big before a rivalry game—motivation or extra pressure? #Sports #OhioState #Michigan

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Michigan malls face major changes in 2026

Big shifts are coming to Michigan’s shopping scene in 2026—RiverTown Crossings in Grandville is losing its Macy’s anchor, and Lakeside Mall in Sterling Heights is being demolished to make way for a $1 billion mixed-use project. Meanwhile, Walgreens and Big Lots are closing locations across the state, and Advance Auto Parts is pulling out of Battle Creek and Wyoming. For many neighborhoods, this means fewer places to shop and gather, and in some areas, it’s getting harder to find a nearby pharmacy. How do you think these changes will impact your daily life or your community? #Business #LocalBusiness #Michigan

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Oregon Ducks face Michigan without top stars

Oregon basketball just hit a rough patch—both Nate Bittle and Jackson Shelstad, the team’s leading scorers, are sidelined right as the Ducks take on powerhouse No. 4 Michigan. With Bittle out for at least a month due to a foot injury and Shelstad still recovering from hand surgery, the Ducks’ offense is looking thin. This is a huge test for the rest of the roster—can the next group of players step up and keep Oregon’s season alive? How do you think the team will handle this adversity? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #OregonDucks #Michigan

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Longtime Ruby Tuesday manager fired after Christmas shift

Nineteen years of loyalty meant nothing for Jeff Cook, who was let go from Ruby Tuesday in Big Rapids right after working a tough Christmas Day shift. Despite never missing a day and stepping up to keep the restaurant running with a skeleton crew, Cook was fired for not finding enough staff to work the holiday. His story has gone viral, sparking outrage and calls for boycotts from customers who feel the company’s actions were heartless. How should companies treat long-term employees, especially during the holidays? Would you stand by a business after something like this? #Entertainment #TVSeries #Michigan

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