The Sports Stories We Want To Remember From 2014
Here are some sports stories that helped remind us why we watch.
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Here are some sports stories that helped remind us why we watch.
Sports stories go viral for any number of reasons, and the most popular ones on CBS Detroit in 2014 ran the gamut from serious to sad to comical.
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Travis Trice contributed 11 of Michigan State's 23 assists as the winners shot 60.4 percent from the field.
A combination vote from the fan, players and coaches have voted in three Detroit Lions to the Pro Bowl.
Tomas Tatar had a pair of power-play goals in the third period Tuesday night ...
Lions center Dominic Raiola lost his appeal of a one-game suspension for stepping on Chicago Bears defensive tackle Ego Ferguson.
Pat Narduzzi will reportedly be leaving Michigan State University to become the head coach at Pitt.
The not-so-Pure Michigan video series posted a preview of the Detroit Lions -Green Bay Packers game, in a video filled with double entendre.
Michigan Football took to its social media accounts to wish former quarterback Jim Harbaugh a happy birthday.
Michigan fans would likely love to forget this season. For a plethora of reasons, however, they may have trouble doing so.
If the Detroit Lions can finally beat the Green Bay Packers in Lambeau, they will win the NFC North and earn a first round playoff bye.
Zak Irvin scored 13 and collected a career-high seven rebounds, and Derrick Walton Jr. set a career mark with nine assists.
Matt Costello had 13 points, Marvin Clark Jr. 12 and Gavin Schilling 11 for the balanced Spartans (9-4), who didn't allow a field goal for 14:13 and had a 36-2 run after trailing by one late in the first half.