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Valenti and Rico kicked off this "Can We Say That?" Monday with the first version of their famous segment surrounding Michigan-MSU football and their takeaways from the game. They stuck with this topic in the second hour, pausing for a bit in the third hour to break down a few NFL discussions, before returning to the Michigan-MSU discourse to wrap up the show.
The guys put a bow on today's show rounding out the topic they dedicated the entire show to: Michigan-MSU from this past weekend.
David reads a few ticket texts, which the guys react to.
Valenti and Rico take some more of your calls on their MSU/Michigan football discussion.
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Rivalry week.
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Rivalry week.
The guys spent the second hour with an extended conversation on the Michigan/MSU football rivalry and if it means anything to you anymore. They took plenty of your calls and read your ticket texts.
Valenti and Rico opened the third hour with a "Who Am I?" Then, they expanded on their Michigan/MSU football rivalry conversation to include college sports as a whole.
The guys discuss the importance of Michigan-MSU for Jonathan Smith and MSU Football.
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Michigan and Michigan State will kickoff at 7:30pm on Saturday
7:00 HOUR: Monday OverreactJims, Does Michigan-MSU have the juice for primetime?
Lions vs. Bucs preview.
Valenti and Rico kicked off the show sharing their thoughts on the season-changing win for the Lions last night over the Ravens. They discussed what this means for their expectations for the team before shifting gears to give their main takeaways from Michigan & MSU football's games this past weekend. Then, the guys spent the final hour previewing the Tigers' make-or-break double series with the Tigers starting with their first matchup tonight.
TJ offers his two cents on which of the Lions and Michigan/MSU football has the most to prove this week.
The guys started today's show asking which of the Lions + Michigan & MSU football have the most to prove this weekend. Then, they did the Prop Bet Casino to round out the hour.
The guys wrapped up today's show with a question: which of Michigan and MSU football + the Lions' games are the most must-win this weekend?
Show lunch bet, MNF double header, National Guacamole Day
Can the Lions defense get better?
The guys hear from more of the people.
The Valenti Show, Karsch & Anderson & Costa & Jansen with Heather preview this college football season and talk storylines for Michigan and Michigan State
The Valenti Show, Karsch & Anderson & Costa & Jansen with Heather preview this college football season and talk storylines for Michigan and Michigan State
The Valenti Show, Karsch & Anderson & Costa & Jansen with Heather preview this college football season and talk storylines for Michigan and Michigan State
Mike and Rico reacted to some concerning comments from Brad Holmes about his expectations for the Lions in 2025. Then, the guys gave their predictions for MSU/Michigan football in 2025.
The guys wonder the effect that the Nico Iamaleava situation will have on the rest of college football and Michigan/MSU.
On this week's best of Valenti, Mike and Rico react to the Spartans and Wolverines advancing to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. Plus, they discuss ESPN's percentage for the Red Wings to make the playoffs, what it would take for you to buy into the Pistons, Tarik Skubal's letter to Detroit, and the biggest gripes you have with Detroit sports.
Riger wonders if MSU and Michigan fans are rooting for each other so they can face off in the Elite 8.
Rico and Riger (in for Valenti) kick off the show talking Tarik Skubal's letter to Detroit and the likelihood he re-signs with the Tigers. They continue the Tigers talk into the second hour, where they discuss their expectations for the upcoming season and react to the Opening Day lineup. Then, the guys have a conversation about Michigan/MSU basketball before returning to the Tigers to finish the show.
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On today's all-local Detroit podcast, three big topics: 01:36 - Understanding the direct impact of tariffs in a practical way 06:03 - Possible multisports complex coming to Uniroyal site on East Jefferson in Detroit 10:00 - Michigan and Michigan State are in the Sweet 16. Thoughts and predictions Daily Detroit shares what to know and where to go in Detroit every day. Find us on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/daily-detroit/id1220563942 Ā Or sign up for our newsletter: https://www.dailydetroit.com/newsletter/ Ā Thanks to our members on Patreon!
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Mike and Rico take some more calls and read some ticket texts on the MSU-Michigan topic before being joined by Wojo and Riger to wrap the show.
The guys open up the phone lines to hear what the people have to say regarding a possible Michigan-MSU matchup in the Elite 8.
Come for the Michigan-MSU discourse, stay for the bad Dick Vitale impressions
Mike and Rico spend the final hour of the show revisiting their discussion from earlier today regarding Michigan & Michigan State basketball going into the NCAA Tournament. Then, they're joined by Wojo to wrap up the show.
Mike and Rico hear from the people about the MSU/Michigan scuffle at the end of the game yesterday.
Mike and Rico start the second half of the show discussing the significance of tonight's Red Wings game. Then, they finish out the hour talking both Lions free agency and Michigan-MSU.
We continue our discussion after Michigan and MSU had a heated altercation at the end of their game on Sunday
8:00 HOUR: Should Daylight Saving Time be year-round? The latest Michigan-MSU kerfuffle
The guys end the show with some more MSU and Michigan men's basketball talk until they're joined by Wojo and Riger to wrap the show.
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The guys kick off hour 3 with part 2 of the "In Football Today" from earlier. Then, they take some of your calls on Michigan/MSU before doing "Who Said It?" to finish the hour.
Rico and Riger (in for Valenti) get the show started with their reactions to the 4 Nations Face-Off final last night. They stick with that topic until the second hour, where they shift to discuss Michigan-MSU tonight, wondering if Wolverines fans care about the game. In the second half of the show, the guys do "Who Said It?" and debate what we should get rid of in sports.
The guys start the second hour breaking down Michigan-MSU tonight, wondering if Wolverines fans care about this game more than winning the Big 10.
Rico and Riger spend the second hour of the show previewing Michigan-MSU, wondering how much Wolverines fans care about the matchup. They take plenty of your calls and read your ticket texts throughout the hour.
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Mike and Rico continue their Michigan-MSU discussion, wondering if law enforcement needed to get involved during the scuffle on Saturday night.