Saturday, November 7, 2009
Purdue 38, Michigan 36
Wolverines blow two-TD lead, fall to 1-5 in Big Ten
Michigan blew a two-touchdown lead with another poor defensive performance in the third quarter, allowing Purdue to score 28 second-half points. - 10:47 pm
Leafs rout Wings; Jason Williams has fractured fibula
Williams' right leg gave out on him in a collision behind the Leafs' net with Jeff Finger eight minutes into the second period. X-rays showed a fractured fibula. - 11:27 pm
Spartans crush Broncos, need one win for bowl
A season that began with very high expectations for Michigan State could at least be salvaged with a bowl game appearance. - 11:07 pm
Rodney Stuckey wants to prove he belongs on the A-list
No invitation to the U.S. Olympic training camp? No problem, says the Pistons guard, who is using the snub as motivation to show he should be considered one of the rising young stars in the NBA. - 11:07 pm
Lions hope to minimize threat of Seahawks' rabid fans
It'll be 25 years ago next month that the Seahawks held a retirement ceremony for arguably the franchise's most valuable player. They retired jersey No. 12 in honor of the "12th Man" tradition of boisterous fan support. - 11:07 pm
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Columns
Lynn Henning
U-M's lack of success under Rich Rodriguez is mystifying
What needs to be explained is why this "process" Rich Rodriguez cited several times Saturday was necessary at a school where football was fairly successful for 40 years ahead of his arrival. - 11/07/2009
Lynn Henning
Tigers' fall league players drawing notice
A month in Arizona can do wonders for a hot prospect's stock as a future big leaguer. Consider the cases of Casper Wells and Andy Oliver. - 11/07/2009
Eric Lacy
It's bowl or bust for MSU
MSU can enjoy Saturday's rout, but had better prepare for Purdue and Penn State. The games against those teams will determine whether 2009 was a success or failure. - 11/07/2009
Jerry Green
Yankees still carry mystique of Joe DiMaggio's days
He once patrolled the outfield turf with grace and dignity where an unknown lad named Brett Gardner stood when the Yankees clinched this World Series the other night. - 11/07/2009
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- Tide moves into title game with 24-15 win over LSU - 09:18 PM
- Zenyatta, a mare, wins Breeders' Cup Classic - 10:22 PM
- Northwestern upsets No. 8 Iowa 17-10 - 04:48 PM
- Cal RB Jahvid Best hurt on touchdown - 11:13 PM
- Hogan's 51-yard FG lifts No. 13 Houston 46-45 - 11:33 PM
- Gators struggle on offense again, beat Vandy 27-3 - 10:40 PM
- Gerhart leads Stanford past No. 7 Oregon 51-42 - 09:05 PM
- Navy upset Irish for 2nd time in 3 years, 23-21 - 08:50 PM
- Nesbitt scores in OT, No. 10 Ga. Tech survives - 08:38 PM
- Allen Iverson leaves Grizzlies; there's no word on his return
- Early hole too deep for Pistons in loss to Magic
- Office shooting rattles Pistons
- Austin Daye runs with chance
Pistons' Tayshaun Prince out indefinitely with ruptured disc
Tayshaun Prince will be out of the Pistons' lineup indefinitely due to a small rupture of a disc in his lower back, the team said Saturday. - 10:37 pm
- Northwestern shatters Iowa's dream season
- Terrelle Pryor stars as No. 15 Ohio State beats No. 11 Penn State
- Grand Valley State routs Wayne State, clinches GLIAC title
- Will the one that got away pay at Penn State?
Safety in final minute proves costly for Notre Dame
Navy's second consecutive victory at Notre Dame Stadium didn't produce the same euphoria for the Midshipmen as the last one. Just another win as far as Navy was concerned. - 10:07 pm
- Tim Twentyman: Lions and Brandon Pettigrew want more
- Kevin Smith, Calvin Johnson look ready
- Mike O'Hara: Lions are winners in Peterson trade, if not the game
- Ex-Lion Rogers back in Sobriety Court
The gift that keeps on hitting
John Niyo: It was billed as "a land of opportunity" to prospective free agents last winter, which, of course, sounds a lot more enticing than the "Island of Misfit Toys." - 10:42 pm
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- Catholic Central wins team title; Troy's Mike Atchoo cruises
- Rochester's Megan Goethals saves her best for last
- One goal is all Birmingham Brother Rice needs, again
Fill-in works wonders for Southfield
Maurice Davenport started at guard but took over at running back and rushed for 113 yards and the winning touchdown in Southfield's 20-14 victory over Farmington Hills Harrison. - 10:32 pm
- Hurricanes goalie Cam Ward hospitalized with 'scary' cut on leg
- Improved play marks win streak for Wings
- Hard work pays off for Red Wings in shootout victory
- Andreas Lilja feels better thanks to May
Blocked shots send Patrick Eaves to bench with bruised foot
Just as Patrick Eaves appeared to find his niche with the Red Wings, he has to sit out a game with a bruised foot. Brad May took his spot for Saturday night's game against Toronto. - 10:52 pm
- Brandon Minor has few words to explain another U-M setback
- Rich Rodriguez disappointed with behavior of Purdue coach
- Purdue's protection will test U-M's Brandon Graham
- U-M's Manny Harris cautious, but scores 25 in exhibition win
U-M's lack of success under Rich Rodriguez is mystifying
Lynn Henning: What needs to be explained is why this "process" Rich Rodriguez cited several times Saturday was necessary at a school where football was fairly successful for 40 years ahead of his arrival. - 9:02 pm
- Spartans QB Kirk Cousins erases any doubt of outcome
- Eric Lacy: It's bowl or bust for MSU
- MSU will try to win back some lost respect vs. Western
- Larry Caper's dad: 'I can't go against my son'
MSU's Ashton Leggett gets his chance -- and four TDs
He entered the game with just one carry on the season, but on Saturday he gained 110 yards on 14 carries while Larry Caper sat out with a concussion. - 7:02 pm
- Marcus Thames' time with Tigers is over
- Jerry Green: Yankees still carry mystique of Joe DiMaggio's days
- G.P. South's Chris Getz goes from Chicago to K.C.
- Surely, Yankees won't be content
Tigers' fall league players drawing notice
Lynn Henning: A month in Arizona can do wonders for a hot prospect's stock as a future big leaguer. Consider the cases of Casper Wells and Andy Oliver. - 10:37 pm
- Five birdies in 10 holes gives Tiger Woods share of lead
- Nick Watney leads HSBC Champions, Tiger Woods 3 back
- It's a different world for PGA Tour players in Shanghai
- PGA Tour should give Americans reason to be world players
Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods set for final-round duel in Shanghai
Mickelson poured in three birdies over his last five holes for a 5-under 67 and a two-shot lead over Woods and Nick Watney in the final World Golf Championship of 2009. - 9:17 pm
- Mark Martin may have to settle for second a fifth time
Winless Carl Edwards reflects on frustrating season
Carl Edwards has found a way to try to mask the frustration of his winless NASCAR Sprint Cup season. That still doesn't erase that very noticeable zero in 2009. - 9:52 pm
- Zenyatta takes care of boys in Breeders' Cup Classic
- Nancy Lieberman continuing to make hoops history
- Andre Agassi tells '60 Minutes' he hopes for compassion
- There are deer in Upper Peninsula -- they're just less visible
Miami (Ohio) completes hockey sweep of Michigan
Reilly Smith scored twice and No. 1 Miami (Ohio) beat Michigan, 5-1, on Saturday to complete a weekend sweep in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association. - 11:22 pm
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