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-Phil Steele's magazine is out for the public to read, and we'll go through it plenty in the months ahead of the season to come.-No one is really excited to see Georgia at No. 1 and Ohio State at No. 2, but what about after that? Other B1G teams seen are Oregon (No. 3 ); Penn State (No. 5); Michigan (No. 9); and….IOWA AT 11TH?!?!?!?-Yep—Steele has the Hawkeyes at 11th. The over/under on them in Vegas shows nowhere near that type of ranking but they always seem to overachieve. Nebraska finds themselves at No. 33Show sponsored by GANA TRUCKINGAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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Top 15 States In The U.S. For Human Trafficking Human trafficking is far from being a curable disease of human society, even in developed and first world countries. This is also the case with the US, of course. Human trafficking in the US involves both inflow of foreign people in the country and the local population. According to the statistics of the National Human Trafficking Hotline and Polaris BFree Textline, more than 49,000 trafficking cases were reported during the last decade in the US. Of all types of human trafficking, sexual exploitation is number one also in the US. More precisely – out of more than 10,000 reported human trafficking cases in 2017, around 7,200 were for the purpose of sexual exploitation. But today we are not focusing on the type of human trafficking, but on the general statistics countrywide. We have done the research for the last year on the same issue, where we included some of the worst stats for human trafficking in 2018, which you can check out in our article on 12 Top States for Human Trafficking in 2018. Getting into more detail, concerning the top cities for human trafficking in 2018, there was no any reliable information on a worldwide level, but we did research which concerns US cities, and you can read more about this in 16 Top US Cities for Human Trafficking in 2019. Concerning the previous years, on the matter of the top US cities for human trafficking in 2017, there is a nice visual representation made by Polaris, showing the map of the cities and areas with the highest density of human trafficking for this year. As we can see, situations in the top 10 states for human trafficking in 2017, or already mentioned top states for human trafficking in 2018 do not differ dramatically, which also stands for this year's situation. This fact shows that the local government does not take enough effort in preventing human trafficking cases and that this is a very hard thing to fight since human trafficking is a very developed industry. International Labour Organization estimates that human trafficking is a $150 billion industry, of which $99 billion belongs to sexual exploitation. We used some statistics provided for the last year since there is still not enough relevant data for 2019. However, it seems that trends remain more or less the same concerning the issues of the top states for human trafficking. So, we used the statistic provided by the National Human Trafficking Hotline, where reported cases were counted. Unfortunately, the number of unreported ones is unknown, so the situation might look a bit different than what we currently know. As the top 10 states for human trafficking have kept their positions over years, the same situation was to be expected for 2019 and on. But, let's see if there have been any oscillations in the number of reported human trafficking cases recently between them, and which the new incomers are in the 15 top states for human trafficking in 2019: 15. Arizona - No. of reported cases: 96 Arizona is fighting against human trafficking actively. In September 2018, 24 people were arrested for being involved in the serious crime of child sex trafficking. 14. Virginia - No. of reported cases: 98 Being among the top states for human trafficking, Virginia takes this problem seriously – it is the 6th state in the country when it comes to solving human trafficking cases. 13. New Jersey - No. of reported cases: 98 Even though New Jersey now takes the 13th place compared to the 12th place last year, the number of human trafficking victims has actually risen from 83 to 98 reported cases. This is because of the alarming fact that human trafficking is on the rise in the US as well as in the world. 12. Washington - No. of reported cases: 99 Despite Washington being the first state to sign the law that criminalizes human trafficking, this state, unfortunately still has an alarming number of human trafficking cases. 11. North Carolina - No. of reported cases: 126 Human trafficking in North Carolina falls from the 8th to 11th position from 2018 to 2019. That is a good thing, even though it is still among the states which have a very developed human trafficking industry. 10. Pennsylvania - No. of reported cases: 127 Although the rate of human trafficking in Pennsylvania is slowly decreasing, it is still among the top 10 states for human trafficking in 2019. 9. Illinois - No. of reported cases: 135 Illinois has risen one place higher comparing to 2018 when it was number ten, and still being among the top states for human trafficking in 2019. 8. Georgia - No. of reported cases: 157 It seems that human trafficking in Georgia has decreased, from the 6th place in 2018, it takes the 8th now. We hope it will continue to follow this path. 7. Nevada - No. of reported cases: 169 In Nevada, as in other states, sex trafficking is at the top. And it usually concerns girls younger than 18 years of age! 6. Michigan - No. of reported cases: 176 Good news came from Michigan the last October when 120 children who were victims of human trafficking were rescued. But this also shows the alarming fact that children are most endangered when it comes to human trafficking in the US. 5. New York - No. of reported cases: 206 It seems that the number of human trafficking (and especially sex trafficking) cases in New York is dramatically increasing. The number of 206 cases is more than double than during 2016, so we might expect that New York gets even a higher position if we are to conduct the research about the top states for human trafficking in 2019, again at the end of this year. 4. Ohio - No. of reported cases: 219 In Ohio,  the most trafficking take place in hotels and motels, Commercial-Front Brothels and online ad. venues, and it is mostly concentrated in the central part of the state. 3. Florida - No. of reported cases: 367 The government of Florida seems to be working hard on preventing human trafficking, even though the state is one among those that have the most human trafficking reported cases. Namely, during 2018, 277 people were arrested for sex trafficking during an undercover operation called “Operation No Trick, No Treats”. 2. Texas - No. of reported cases: 455 Human trafficking is crawling into every sphere of society it seems. News from Texas reported that an eighth-grade teacher was arrested in an attempt to traffic a child to Morocco. 1. California - No. of reported cases: 760 California seems to keep the first place in 15 top states for human trafficking in 2019 as well. Not only it precedes every other country but the number of reported cases is quite higher compared to the second top trafficking state, Texas, as we have seen. One of the main risk factors for human trafficking in California include migration and relocation, where Latinos and Asians are the main target groups. The Connection Between Foster Care and Human Trafficking The child welfare system is an important and necessary institution that protects children whose parents are unable to care for them. The overwhelming majority of children and youth in foster care placements and group homes are healthy and safe. However, it is undeniable that most children and youth who are victims of commercial sexual exploitation have been involved with the foster care system at one point in their lives. Commercially Sexually Exploited Children by State Minimally half of the commercially sexually exploited children on the streets today were at one time living in foster care or a group home run by the state. While most of reports place this number above 50 percent, the statistics widely vary. At the high end, Commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Children and Families, the Honorable Joette Katz, stated in her testimony to the state that in Connecticut, 98 percent of children who are identified as survivors of sex trafficking had previous involvement with child welfare services, and many were legally in the care and custody of the Connecticut Department of Children and Families while they were being prostituted by traffickers. Another study found that at least 85 percent of all CSEC in New York State had a child welfare background. On the statistical low end is the state of California that reported 50 percent of children sold in California are foster care children. While the statistics may vary by report, state and city, the overwhelming evidence suggests that the foster care system is a breeding ground for CSEC. Connection Between Foster Care Children and Commercially Sexually Exploited Children There are three childhood experiences that victims of CSE commonly share: prior sexual abuse by a family member or family friend; parental neglect or abandonment; or time spent as runaways or throwaways. Sexual abuse in particular is cited as a leading cause for entry into CSE, an estimated 65-95 percent of sex trafficking victims were sexually assaulted as children and 75 percent of all sex trafficking victims were at one point homeless. Children and youth are put in foster care placements or group homes when their parents are absent or can no longer adequately take care of them, leaving them prone to feelings of abandonment. There are a variety of reasons why the child welfare system takes children into custody, but the most common are parental substance abuse, alcohol abuse, domestic violence or neglect. A childhood of abuse and neglect greatly increases the chances for children to be lured into commercial sexual exploitation. It is also what runaway, throwaway and foster care children have in common. When asked, “What is the typical victim [of CSE] you come across?” FBI Agent and leader of the Tampa Area Crimes Against Children task force Gregory Christopher said, “A lot of these kids are foster kids, runaway kids… I'd say about 70 percent or so are foster kids. We work closely with DCF (Department of Children and Families).” Children and youth in the foster care system and those that run away from child protective services are more likely to become victims of CSE. The themes of childhood trauma, abandonment, and disruption are central to the stories of adolescents trafficked into commercial sexual exploitation. Without families to work on their behalf, it's much more difficult to rescue foster youths from sex trafficking and keep them out of the cycle.

Hosts Jim Connelly (@jimmyconnelly), Derek Schooley (@derekschooley), and Ed Trefzger (@EdTrefzger) discuss the results of the weekend and the news of the week on the November 6, 2023 edition of USCHO Weekend Review:• No. 1 Boston College becomes the first top team in the poll to sweep a weekend• No. 5 Wisconsin remains the biggest story of the season with a sweep of Michigan• No. 3 North Dakota and No. 9 Boston University split• Stonehill came this close to getting its first Division I win• RIT is off to another strong start in AHA• The surprise ECAC story right now might be Dartmouth• 2024 Friendship Four field announced• A look at current out-of-conference records and their impact

Tonight, Wayne, Burton, and Guy (and Michelle as the disembodied voice/co-host) talk about toxic material sent to Michigan, UFO stuff, paranormal stuff, power outages, and upcoming guests on the podcast. TOXIC TRAIN MATERIAL BROUGHT TO MICHIGAN! UFOS NOWHERE TO BE FOUND! WEEKLY WRAP UP, UPCOMING GUESTS, POWER OUTAGES, AND MORE! Please SHARE, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! *************************************************** Our Links: https://linktr.ee/mi.ufo.podcast Paypal: Donate via paypal: https://paypal.me/miufo Donate via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/miufospep Guy Merritt: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0Sbnx7Zd32Fbak5yTKkmmQ Lost in the Dark (Burton's podcast): https://www.youtube.com/@LostInTheDarkPodcast Follow the Reaper (Burton's other podcast): https://open.spotify.com/show/1elCFdm4lq4CkXkO587DFq?si=f806834f23ad4e0e --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mi-ufo-sightings/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mi-ufo-sightings/support

USCHO Edge hosts Jim Connelly (@jimmyconnelly), Dan Rubin (@DanRubin12), and Ed Trefzger (@EdTrefzger) analyze five games among top 20 D-I college hockey teams, looking at money lines and over/under as well as giving an in-depth look at the matchups. We also consider why college hockey is such a tough sport for oddsmakers.This week's games:• No. 17 Michigan State at No. 6 Penn State• No. 2 Minnesota at No. 3 Michigan• No. 18 Northeastern at No. 11 Boston University• Minnesota Duluth at No. 14 Western Michigan• No. 4 St. Cloud State at Colorado CollegeThis podcast is sponsored by DCU Federal Credit Union at DCU.org

USCHO Edge hosts Jim Connelly (@jimmyconnelly), Dan Rubin (@DanRubin12), and Ed Trefzger (@EdTrefzger) analyze five games among top 20 D-I college hockey teams, looking at money lines and over/under as well as giving an in-depth look at the matchups. We also discuss whether major penalties and high power-play percentages are affecting over/under.This week's games:• No. 1 Minnesota at No. 11 Ohio State • No. 9 Boston University at No. 18 UMass Lowell • No. 17 Western Michigan at No. 4 Michigan • No. 16 Penn State at Wisconsin • No. 2 St. Cloud State at Bemidji State This podcast is sponsored by DCU Federal Credit Union at DCU.org

USCHO Edge hosts Jim Connelly (@jimmyconnelly) and Ed Trefzger (@EdTrefzger) analyze five games among top 20 teams, looking at money lines and over/under as well as giving an in-depth look at the matchups. Jim also explains in this episode how and why money lines shift leading up to the weekend.This week's games:• No. 1 Denver at No. 13 Massachusetts• No. 9 Boston University at No. 6 Michigan• No. 11 Ohio State at No. 17 Connecticut• No. 8 Quinnipiac at No. 3 North Dakota• No. 4 Minnesota Duluth at No. 5 Minnesota StateThis podcast is sponsored by DCU Federal Credit Union at DCU.org

MLB – Major League Baseball Yesterday Chicago White Sox 8, Cleveland Guardians 2 Tigers and Cubs were off White Sox 8, Guardians 2 – White Sox pound 5 homers, rock Central-leading Guardians 8-2 Elvis Andrus hit one of Chicago’s five home runs off rookie Hunter Gaddis and the White Sox cut into Cleveland’s lead in the AL Central with an 8-2 win. Andrus connected in the fifth inning off Gaddis, who became the first Cleveland pitcher to allow five homers in a game since Luis Tiant in 1969. On Wednesday, Andrus raised some eyebrows by saying he expected the first-place Guardians “to crumble the closer we get.” Chicago trimmed Cleveland’s lead to three. Gavin Sheets started Chicago’s homer barrage with a two-run shot in the second. The Guardians had their winning streak stopped at six. Today Colorado (Márquez 8-10) at Chicago Cubs (Stroman 3-7), 2:20 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Giolito 10-9) at Detroit (Manning 2-2), 7:10 p.m. Cosy-FM 6:50- WSJM after HSFB NFL – National Football League – Week 2 Last Night Kansas City Chiefs 27, Los Angeles Chargers 24 Chiefs 27, Chargers 24 – Chiefs rally past Chargers 27-24 in early AFC West showdown Patrick Mahomes threw two touchdown passes, rookie Jaylen Watson returned an interception 99 yards for the go-ahead fourth-quarter score, and the Kansas City Chiefs held on to beat the Los Angeles Chargers 27-24. Mahomes finished with 235 yards passing, and Jerick McKinnon and Justin Watson hauled in the TD passes for the Chiefs. Kansas City fell behind 10-0 in the first quarter and spent most of the game playing catch-up. Justin Herbert finished with 334 yards passing and three touchdowns for the Chargers. The Chiefs improved to 2-0 and lead the AFC West. Sunday Washington Commanders at Detroit Lions, 1:00 p.m.         Rock 107 WIRX 12:00 Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars, 1:00 p.m. Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers, 8:20 p.m. NCAAFB – College Football – Week 3 Saturday UConn at (4) Michigan, 12:00 p.m.                           News/Talk/Sports 94.9 WSJM 11:00 Bucknell at Central Michigan, 1:00 p.m. California at Notre Dame, 2:30 p.m. (11) Michigan State at Washington, 7:30 p.m.         Superhits 103.7 Cosy-FM 6:00 (23) Pittsburgh at Western Michigan, 7:30 p.m. Eastern Michigan at Arizona State, 11:00 p.m. NCAAFB – Sputtering offense could put Notre Dame’s goals in peril Notre Dame’s 0-2 start and subsequent fall out of the AP Top 25 has created anger within the program. The Fighting Irish are hoping their new quarterback can help them dig out of this early-season hole. Drew Pyne is expected to replace the injured Tyler Buchner on Saturday against California. But what would help Notre Dame most is if Pyne can provide a jump-start to a sputtering offense that has put the team’s biggest goals in peril. NCAAFB – J.J. McCarthy will get the start again for Michigan No. 4 Michigan hosts Connecticut on Saturday, when the J.J. McCarthy era will officially begin. Coach Jim Harbaugh named the sophomore the starter, making Big Ten championship-winning quarterback Cade McNamara a backup. The situation reminds Harbaugh of what he went through with the San Francisco 49ers. A year after Alex Smith led San Francisco to the NFC championship game, he was replaced by Colin Kaepernick. The Huskies will start freshman quarterback Zion Turner at Michigan Stadium. Tennis – Federer, Serena retire; tennis moves on to Alcaraz, Swiatek The timing of it all hardly could be more symbolic: All within a span of two weeks, Serena Williams plays what is believed to be her last match at age 40, Roger Federer announces he’ll be retiring at 41, Iga Swiatek wins her third Grand Slam title at 21, and Carlos Alcaraz gets his first at 19. After so much handwringing in recent years about what would become of tennis once transcendent superstars such as Williams and Federer leave the game, the sport does seem to be in good hands as it prepares to move on. Federer said Thursday he will exit after the Laver Cup next week. Williams lost in the third round of the U.S. Open on Sept. 2. WNBA – WNBA Playoffs – WNBA Finals (best of 5) Last Night Connecticut Sun 105, Las Vegas Aces 76                                    (LV leads 2-1) Sun 105, Aces 76 – Sun stay alive, beat Aces 105-76 in Game 3 of WNBA Finals Alyssa Thomas had the first triple-double in WNBA Finals history to help the Connecticut Sun stave off elimination by beating the Las Vegas Aces 105-76 in Game 3. Thomas had 16 points, 15 rebounds and 11 assists for the Sun, who have now won all four of their elimination games in these playoffs, topping Dallas on the road in the first round and beating Chicago in Games 4 and 5 to close out that series. Game 4 of this best-of-five series is Sunday in Connecticut. Jackie Young scored 22 points and A’ja Wilson added 19 for the Aces. WNBA – Griner, Whelan families to meet Biden amid US-Russia talks President Joe Biden plans to meet at the White House on Friday with the families of WNBA star Brittney Griner and Michigan corporate security executive Paul Whelan, both of whom remain jailed in Russia. The meetings are to be the first in-person encounter between Biden and the families and come amid sustained but so far unsuccessful efforts by the administration to secure the two Americans’ release. The administration said in July that it had made a “substantial proposal” to get them home, but Russia has not yet settled on a deal with the U.S. NHL – NHL, players remain committed to hosting Feb. 2024 World Cup The NHL and players remain committed to hosting a World Cup of Hockey in February 2024 even as they work through some unexpected logistical challenges. Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly, the Players’ Association’s Mathieu Schneider and staffs are working daily to attempt to overcome hurdles related to staging part of the tournament in Europe. The plan is to have eight teams involved in the first international tournament featuring the top players in the world since the World Cup in 2016. The league has not participated in the past two Olympics. A decision has not yet been made about what to do about Russia amid the country’s war in Ukraine. Judge asked to approve fund for U-Michigan doc’s victims Attorneys are asking a judge to approve creation of a settlement fund for sexual-assault victims of a University of Michigan sports doctor, a key step in a $490 million deal with more than 1,000 people. The settlement between the school and victims of the late Dr. Robert Anderson was announced in January, but there’s been no public activity. A request was filed this week under seal in Detroit federal court. It seeks the establishment of a “survivors settlement fund” and the appointment of someone to oversee the fund. Attorney Richard Schulte says he can’t comment on the filing. But he says “more concrete news” will come soon. Anderson died in 2008 after working at the university for nearly 40 years. Olympics – IOC committee visits sites for 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles The International Olympic Committee’s coordination commission made its first in-person visit to Los Angeles to inspect proposed venues for the 2028 Games. The group met with local organizing officials over three days. LA28 organizing committee Chairman Casey Wasserman says the city is “well-positioned for an exceptional event.” The Los Angeles Games will host 10,000 athletes, while another 5,000 will compete in the Paralympics. MILB – 2022 Midwest League Playoffs – Best of 3 Last Night Lake County Captains 2, Great Lakes Loons 0                                      (Series tied 1-1) Cedar Rapids Kernels 5, South Bend Cubs 3                                         (Series tied 1-1) Tonight Lake County Captains at Great Lakes Loons, 7:05 p.m.                          (Game 3) South Bend Cubs at Cedar Rapids Kernels, 7:35 p.m.                            (Game 3) MHSAA – High School Sports Last Night 8-Man Football Twin Cities (1-3) 34, Wyoming Lee (0-4) 6 Martin (4-0) 76, Bangor (2-2) 0 Mendon (2-2) 54, Bloomingdale (0-4) 0 Boys Soccer St. Joseph 4, Portage Northern 1 Battle Creek Lakeview 3, Lakeshore 0 Kalamazoo Central 7, Battle Creek Central 1 Mattawan 3, Kalamazoo Central0 Portage Central 1, Gull Lake 0 Edwardsburg 5, Three Rivers 0 Dowagiac 4, Coloma 0 Hartford 3, Hillsdale Academy 2 Delton-Kellogg 3, Lake Odessa Lakewood 3 – TIE Hamilton 9, Saugatuck 1 Volleyball Buchanan 3, Benton Harbor 0 Sturgis 3, Paw Paw 0 Niles 3, Three Rivers 0 Edwardsburg 3, Vicksburg 0 Brandywine 3, Berrien Springs 0 Coloma 3, South Haven 0 Watervliet 3, Fennville 0 Parchment 3, Kalamazoo Hackett 1 Girls Swimming and Diving St. Joseph 121, South Haven 65 St. Joseph 97, Hudsonville Unity Christian 69 Boys Tennis Battle Creek Lakeview 6, St. Joseph 2 Three Rivers 4, Paw Paw 4 – TIE Today Football – All games at 7:00 SMAC – Southwestern Michigan Athletic Conference Battle Creek Lakeview (1-1) at St. Joseph (2-1)     News/Talk/Sports 94.9 WSJM 6:30   Video NFHSnetwork.com Battle Creek Central (2-1) at Lakeshore (1-2)      97.5 Y Country, 6:45 Kalamazoo Central (0-3) at Portage Northern (1-2) Portage Central (1-2) at Mattawan (1-2) Lakeland Conference Dowagiac (0-3) at Berrien Springs (3-0) Wolverine Athletic Conference Niles (1-2) at Three Rivers (2-1) Edwardsburg (2-1) at Vicksburg (2-1) Sturgis (2-1) at Paw Paw (2-1) SAC – Southwestern Athletic Conference Lawton (2-1) at South Haven (1-2) Galesburg-Augusta (1-2) at Watervliet (2-1) Allegan (2-1) at Delton-Kellogg (2-1) Parchment (1-2) at Saugatuck (1-2) Constantine (1-2) at Schoolcraft (3-0) Non-Conference Cassopolis (0-3) at Buchanan (2-1) Sand Creek (1-2) at Brandywine (2-1) Otsego (0-3) at Sparta (1-2) Lansing Everett (1-2) at Kalamazoo Loy Norrix (1-2) Southwest 10 Centreville (2-1) at Decatur (2-1) Comstock (1-2) at White Pigeon (1-2) Southwest Michigan 8-Man Football League Eau Claire (3-0) at Red Arrow (1-2) Fennville (2-1) at Gobles (1-2) Lawrence (1-2) at Marcellus (1-2) Bridgman (3-0) at Wyoming-Tri Unity (2-1 Saturday Football Non-Conference Benton Harbor (2-1) at Kalamazoo United (1-2), 1:00 p.m. Boys Soccer St. Joseph at Holland, 11:45 a.m. Gull Lake at East Lansing, 6:00 p.m. Coldwater at Sturgis, 11:30 a.m.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MLB – Major League Baseball Yesterday Chicago White Sox 8, Cleveland Guardians 2 Tigers and Cubs were off White Sox 8, Guardians 2 – White Sox pound 5 homers, rock Central-leading Guardians 8-2 Elvis Andrus hit one of Chicago’s five home runs off rookie Hunter Gaddis and the White Sox cut into Cleveland’s lead in the AL Central with an 8-2 win. Andrus connected in the fifth inning off Gaddis, who became the first Cleveland pitcher to allow five homers in a game since Luis Tiant in 1969. On Wednesday, Andrus raised some eyebrows by saying he expected the first-place Guardians “to crumble the closer we get.” Chicago trimmed Cleveland’s lead to three. Gavin Sheets started Chicago’s homer barrage with a two-run shot in the second. The Guardians had their winning streak stopped at six. Today Colorado (Márquez 8-10) at Chicago Cubs (Stroman 3-7), 2:20 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Giolito 10-9) at Detroit (Manning 2-2), 7:10 p.m. Cosy-FM 6:50- WSJM after HSFB NFL – National Football League – Week 2 Last Night Kansas City Chiefs 27, Los Angeles Chargers 24 Chiefs 27, Chargers 24 – Chiefs rally past Chargers 27-24 in early AFC West showdown Patrick Mahomes threw two touchdown passes, rookie Jaylen Watson returned an interception 99 yards for the go-ahead fourth-quarter score, and the Kansas City Chiefs held on to beat the Los Angeles Chargers 27-24. Mahomes finished with 235 yards passing, and Jerick McKinnon and Justin Watson hauled in the TD passes for the Chiefs. Kansas City fell behind 10-0 in the first quarter and spent most of the game playing catch-up. Justin Herbert finished with 334 yards passing and three touchdowns for the Chargers. The Chiefs improved to 2-0 and lead the AFC West. Sunday Washington Commanders at Detroit Lions, 1:00 p.m.         Rock 107 WIRX 12:00 Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars, 1:00 p.m. Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers, 8:20 p.m. NCAAFB – College Football – Week 3 Saturday UConn at (4) Michigan, 12:00 p.m.                           News/Talk/Sports 94.9 WSJM 11:00 Bucknell at Central Michigan, 1:00 p.m. California at Notre Dame, 2:30 p.m. (11) Michigan State at Washington, 7:30 p.m.         Superhits 103.7 Cosy-FM 6:00 (23) Pittsburgh at Western Michigan, 7:30 p.m. Eastern Michigan at Arizona State, 11:00 p.m. NCAAFB – Sputtering offense could put Notre Dame’s goals in peril Notre Dame’s 0-2 start and subsequent fall out of the AP Top 25 has created anger within the program. The Fighting Irish are hoping their new quarterback can help them dig out of this early-season hole. Drew Pyne is expected to replace the injured Tyler Buchner on Saturday against California. But what would help Notre Dame most is if Pyne can provide a jump-start to a sputtering offense that has put the team’s biggest goals in peril. NCAAFB – J.J. McCarthy will get the start again for Michigan No. 4 Michigan hosts Connecticut on Saturday, when the J.J. McCarthy era will officially begin. Coach Jim Harbaugh named the sophomore the starter, making Big Ten championship-winning quarterback Cade McNamara a backup. The situation reminds Harbaugh of what he went through with the San Francisco 49ers. A year after Alex Smith led San Francisco to the NFC championship game, he was replaced by Colin Kaepernick. The Huskies will start freshman quarterback Zion Turner at Michigan Stadium. Tennis – Federer, Serena retire; tennis moves on to Alcaraz, Swiatek The timing of it all hardly could be more symbolic: All within a span of two weeks, Serena Williams plays what is believed to be her last match at age 40, Roger Federer announces he’ll be retiring at 41, Iga Swiatek wins her third Grand Slam title at 21, and Carlos Alcaraz gets his first at 19. After so much handwringing in recent years about what would become of tennis once transcendent superstars such as Williams and Federer leave the game, the sport does seem to be in good hands as it prepares to move on. Federer said Thursday he will exit after the Laver Cup next week. Williams lost in the third round of the U.S. Open on Sept. 2. WNBA – WNBA Playoffs – WNBA Finals (best of 5) Last Night Connecticut Sun 105, Las Vegas Aces 76                                    (LV leads 2-1) Sun 105, Aces 76 – Sun stay alive, beat Aces 105-76 in Game 3 of WNBA Finals Alyssa Thomas had the first triple-double in WNBA Finals history to help the Connecticut Sun stave off elimination by beating the Las Vegas Aces 105-76 in Game 3. Thomas had 16 points, 15 rebounds and 11 assists for the Sun, who have now won all four of their elimination games in these playoffs, topping Dallas on the road in the first round and beating Chicago in Games 4 and 5 to close out that series. Game 4 of this best-of-five series is Sunday in Connecticut. Jackie Young scored 22 points and A’ja Wilson added 19 for the Aces. WNBA – Griner, Whelan families to meet Biden amid US-Russia talks President Joe Biden plans to meet at the White House on Friday with the families of WNBA star Brittney Griner and Michigan corporate security executive Paul Whelan, both of whom remain jailed in Russia. The meetings are to be the first in-person encounter between Biden and the families and come amid sustained but so far unsuccessful efforts by the administration to secure the two Americans’ release. The administration said in July that it had made a “substantial proposal” to get them home, but Russia has not yet settled on a deal with the U.S. NHL – NHL, players remain committed to hosting Feb. 2024 World Cup The NHL and players remain committed to hosting a World Cup of Hockey in February 2024 even as they work through some unexpected logistical challenges. Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly, the Players’ Association’s Mathieu Schneider and staffs are working daily to attempt to overcome hurdles related to staging part of the tournament in Europe. The plan is to have eight teams involved in the first international tournament featuring the top players in the world since the World Cup in 2016. The league has not participated in the past two Olympics. A decision has not yet been made about what to do about Russia amid the country’s war in Ukraine. Judge asked to approve fund for U-Michigan doc’s victims Attorneys are asking a judge to approve creation of a settlement fund for sexual-assault victims of a University of Michigan sports doctor, a key step in a $490 million deal with more than 1,000 people. The settlement between the school and victims of the late Dr. Robert Anderson was announced in January, but there’s been no public activity. A request was filed this week under seal in Detroit federal court. It seeks the establishment of a “survivors settlement fund” and the appointment of someone to oversee the fund. Attorney Richard Schulte says he can’t comment on the filing. But he says “more concrete news” will come soon. Anderson died in 2008 after working at the university for nearly 40 years. Olympics – IOC committee visits sites for 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles The International Olympic Committee’s coordination commission made its first in-person visit to Los Angeles to inspect proposed venues for the 2028 Games. The group met with local organizing officials over three days. LA28 organizing committee Chairman Casey Wasserman says the city is “well-positioned for an exceptional event.” The Los Angeles Games will host 10,000 athletes, while another 5,000 will compete in the Paralympics. MILB – 2022 Midwest League Playoffs – Best of 3 Last Night Lake County Captains 2, Great Lakes Loons 0                                      (Series tied 1-1) Cedar Rapids Kernels 5, South Bend Cubs 3                                         (Series tied 1-1) Tonight Lake County Captains at Great Lakes Loons, 7:05 p.m.                          (Game 3) South Bend Cubs at Cedar Rapids Kernels, 7:35 p.m.                            (Game 3) MHSAA – High School Sports Last Night 8-Man Football Twin Cities (1-3) 34, Wyoming Lee (0-4) 6 Martin (4-0) 76, Bangor (2-2) 0 Mendon (2-2) 54, Bloomingdale (0-4) 0 Boys Soccer St. Joseph 4, Portage Northern 1 Battle Creek Lakeview 3, Lakeshore 0 Kalamazoo Central 7, Battle Creek Central 1 Mattawan 3, Kalamazoo Central0 Portage Central 1, Gull Lake 0 Edwardsburg 5, Three Rivers 0 Dowagiac 4, Coloma 0 Hartford 3, Hillsdale Academy 2 Delton-Kellogg 3, Lake Odessa Lakewood 3 – TIE Hamilton 9, Saugatuck 1 Volleyball Buchanan 3, Benton Harbor 0 Sturgis 3, Paw Paw 0 Niles 3, Three Rivers 0 Edwardsburg 3, Vicksburg 0 Brandywine 3, Berrien Springs 0 Coloma 3, South Haven 0 Watervliet 3, Fennville 0 Parchment 3, Kalamazoo Hackett 1 Girls Swimming and Diving St. Joseph 121, South Haven 65 St. Joseph 97, Hudsonville Unity Christian 69 Boys Tennis Battle Creek Lakeview 6, St. Joseph 2 Three Rivers 4, Paw Paw 4 – TIE Today Football – All games at 7:00 SMAC – Southwestern Michigan Athletic Conference Battle Creek Lakeview (1-1) at St. Joseph (2-1)     News/Talk/Sports 94.9 WSJM 6:30   Video NFHSnetwork.com Battle Creek Central (2-1) at Lakeshore (1-2)      97.5 Y Country, 6:45 Kalamazoo Central (0-3) at Portage Northern (1-2) Portage Central (1-2) at Mattawan (1-2) Lakeland Conference Dowagiac (0-3) at Berrien Springs (3-0) Wolverine Athletic Conference Niles (1-2) at Three Rivers (2-1) Edwardsburg (2-1) at Vicksburg (2-1) Sturgis (2-1) at Paw Paw (2-1) SAC – Southwestern Athletic Conference Lawton (2-1) at South Haven (1-2) Galesburg-Augusta (1-2) at Watervliet (2-1) Allegan (2-1) at Delton-Kellogg (2-1) Parchment (1-2) at Saugatuck (1-2) Constantine (1-2) at Schoolcraft (3-0) Non-Conference Cassopolis (0-3) at Buchanan (2-1) Sand Creek (1-2) at Brandywine (2-1) Otsego (0-3) at Sparta (1-2) Lansing Everett (1-2) at Kalamazoo Loy Norrix (1-2) Southwest 10 Centreville (2-1) at Decatur (2-1) Comstock (1-2) at White Pigeon (1-2) Southwest Michigan 8-Man Football League Eau Claire (3-0) at Red Arrow (1-2) Fennville (2-1) at Gobles (1-2) Lawrence (1-2) at Marcellus (1-2) Bridgman (3-0) at Wyoming-Tri Unity (2-1 Saturday Football Non-Conference Benton Harbor (2-1) at Kalamazoo United (1-2), 1:00 p.m. Boys Soccer St. Joseph at Holland, 11:45 a.m. Gull Lake at East Lansing, 6:00 p.m. Coldwater at Sturgis, 11:30 a.m.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MLB – Major League Baseball Yesterday Chicago White Sox 8, Cleveland Guardians 2 Tigers and Cubs were off White Sox 8, Guardians 2 – White Sox pound 5 homers, rock Central-leading Guardians 8-2 Elvis Andrus hit one of Chicago’s five home runs off rookie Hunter Gaddis and the White Sox cut into Cleveland’s lead in the AL Central with an 8-2 win. Andrus connected in the fifth inning off Gaddis, who became the first Cleveland pitcher to allow five homers in a game since Luis Tiant in 1969. On Wednesday, Andrus raised some eyebrows by saying he expected the first-place Guardians “to crumble the closer we get.” Chicago trimmed Cleveland’s lead to three. Gavin Sheets started Chicago’s homer barrage with a two-run shot in the second. The Guardians had their winning streak stopped at six. Today Colorado (Márquez 8-10) at Chicago Cubs (Stroman 3-7), 2:20 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Giolito 10-9) at Detroit (Manning 2-2), 7:10 p.m. Cosy-FM 6:50- WSJM after HSFB NFL – National Football League – Week 2 Last Night Kansas City Chiefs 27, Los Angeles Chargers 24 Chiefs 27, Chargers 24 – Chiefs rally past Chargers 27-24 in early AFC West showdown Patrick Mahomes threw two touchdown passes, rookie Jaylen Watson returned an interception 99 yards for the go-ahead fourth-quarter score, and the Kansas City Chiefs held on to beat the Los Angeles Chargers 27-24. Mahomes finished with 235 yards passing, and Jerick McKinnon and Justin Watson hauled in the TD passes for the Chiefs. Kansas City fell behind 10-0 in the first quarter and spent most of the game playing catch-up. Justin Herbert finished with 334 yards passing and three touchdowns for the Chargers. The Chiefs improved to 2-0 and lead the AFC West. Sunday Washington Commanders at Detroit Lions, 1:00 p.m.         Rock 107 WIRX 12:00 Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars, 1:00 p.m. Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers, 8:20 p.m. NCAAFB – College Football – Week 3 Saturday UConn at (4) Michigan, 12:00 p.m.                           News/Talk/Sports 94.9 WSJM 11:00 Bucknell at Central Michigan, 1:00 p.m. California at Notre Dame, 2:30 p.m. (11) Michigan State at Washington, 7:30 p.m.         Superhits 103.7 Cosy-FM 6:00 (23) Pittsburgh at Western Michigan, 7:30 p.m. Eastern Michigan at Arizona State, 11:00 p.m. NCAAFB – Sputtering offense could put Notre Dame’s goals in peril Notre Dame’s 0-2 start and subsequent fall out of the AP Top 25 has created anger within the program. The Fighting Irish are hoping their new quarterback can help them dig out of this early-season hole. Drew Pyne is expected to replace the injured Tyler Buchner on Saturday against California. But what would help Notre Dame most is if Pyne can provide a jump-start to a sputtering offense that has put the team’s biggest goals in peril. NCAAFB – J.J. McCarthy will get the start again for Michigan No. 4 Michigan hosts Connecticut on Saturday, when the J.J. McCarthy era will officially begin. Coach Jim Harbaugh named the sophomore the starter, making Big Ten championship-winning quarterback Cade McNamara a backup. The situation reminds Harbaugh of what he went through with the San Francisco 49ers. A year after Alex Smith led San Francisco to the NFC championship game, he was replaced by Colin Kaepernick. The Huskies will start freshman quarterback Zion Turner at Michigan Stadium. Tennis – Federer, Serena retire; tennis moves on to Alcaraz, Swiatek The timing of it all hardly could be more symbolic: All within a span of two weeks, Serena Williams plays what is believed to be her last match at age 40, Roger Federer announces he’ll be retiring at 41, Iga Swiatek wins her third Grand Slam title at 21, and Carlos Alcaraz gets his first at 19. After so much handwringing in recent years about what would become of tennis once transcendent superstars such as Williams and Federer leave the game, the sport does seem to be in good hands as it prepares to move on. Federer said Thursday he will exit after the Laver Cup next week. Williams lost in the third round of the U.S. Open on Sept. 2. WNBA – WNBA Playoffs – WNBA Finals (best of 5) Last Night Connecticut Sun 105, Las Vegas Aces 76                                    (LV leads 2-1) Sun 105, Aces 76 – Sun stay alive, beat Aces 105-76 in Game 3 of WNBA Finals Alyssa Thomas had the first triple-double in WNBA Finals history to help the Connecticut Sun stave off elimination by beating the Las Vegas Aces 105-76 in Game 3. Thomas had 16 points, 15 rebounds and 11 assists for the Sun, who have now won all four of their elimination games in these playoffs, topping Dallas on the road in the first round and beating Chicago in Games 4 and 5 to close out that series. Game 4 of this best-of-five series is Sunday in Connecticut. Jackie Young scored 22 points and A’ja Wilson added 19 for the Aces. WNBA – Griner, Whelan families to meet Biden amid US-Russia talks President Joe Biden plans to meet at the White House on Friday with the families of WNBA star Brittney Griner and Michigan corporate security executive Paul Whelan, both of whom remain jailed in Russia. The meetings are to be the first in-person encounter between Biden and the families and come amid sustained but so far unsuccessful efforts by the administration to secure the two Americans’ release. The administration said in July that it had made a “substantial proposal” to get them home, but Russia has not yet settled on a deal with the U.S. NHL – NHL, players remain committed to hosting Feb. 2024 World Cup The NHL and players remain committed to hosting a World Cup of Hockey in February 2024 even as they work through some unexpected logistical challenges. Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly, the Players’ Association’s Mathieu Schneider and staffs are working daily to attempt to overcome hurdles related to staging part of the tournament in Europe. The plan is to have eight teams involved in the first international tournament featuring the top players in the world since the World Cup in 2016. The league has not participated in the past two Olympics. A decision has not yet been made about what to do about Russia amid the country’s war in Ukraine. Judge asked to approve fund for U-Michigan doc’s victims Attorneys are asking a judge to approve creation of a settlement fund for sexual-assault victims of a University of Michigan sports doctor, a key step in a $490 million deal with more than 1,000 people. The settlement between the school and victims of the late Dr. Robert Anderson was announced in January, but there’s been no public activity. A request was filed this week under seal in Detroit federal court. It seeks the establishment of a “survivors settlement fund” and the appointment of someone to oversee the fund. Attorney Richard Schulte says he can’t comment on the filing. But he says “more concrete news” will come soon. Anderson died in 2008 after working at the university for nearly 40 years. Olympics – IOC committee visits sites for 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles The International Olympic Committee’s coordination commission made its first in-person visit to Los Angeles to inspect proposed venues for the 2028 Games. The group met with local organizing officials over three days. LA28 organizing committee Chairman Casey Wasserman says the city is “well-positioned for an exceptional event.” The Los Angeles Games will host 10,000 athletes, while another 5,000 will compete in the Paralympics. MILB – 2022 Midwest League Playoffs – Best of 3 Last Night Lake County Captains 2, Great Lakes Loons 0                                      (Series tied 1-1) Cedar Rapids Kernels 5, South Bend Cubs 3                                         (Series tied 1-1) Tonight Lake County Captains at Great Lakes Loons, 7:05 p.m.                          (Game 3) South Bend Cubs at Cedar Rapids Kernels, 7:35 p.m.                            (Game 3) MHSAA – High School Sports Last Night 8-Man Football Twin Cities (1-3) 34, Wyoming Lee (0-4) 6 Martin (4-0) 76, Bangor (2-2) 0 Mendon (2-2) 54, Bloomingdale (0-4) 0 Boys Soccer St. Joseph 4, Portage Northern 1 Battle Creek Lakeview 3, Lakeshore 0 Kalamazoo Central 7, Battle Creek Central 1 Mattawan 3, Kalamazoo Central0 Portage Central 1, Gull Lake 0 Edwardsburg 5, Three Rivers 0 Dowagiac 4, Coloma 0 Hartford 3, Hillsdale Academy 2 Delton-Kellogg 3, Lake Odessa Lakewood 3 – TIE Hamilton 9, Saugatuck 1 Volleyball Buchanan 3, Benton Harbor 0 Sturgis 3, Paw Paw 0 Niles 3, Three Rivers 0 Edwardsburg 3, Vicksburg 0 Brandywine 3, Berrien Springs 0 Coloma 3, South Haven 0 Watervliet 3, Fennville 0 Parchment 3, Kalamazoo Hackett 1 Girls Swimming and Diving St. Joseph 121, South Haven 65 St. Joseph 97, Hudsonville Unity Christian 69 Boys Tennis Battle Creek Lakeview 6, St. Joseph 2 Three Rivers 4, Paw Paw 4 – TIE Today Football – All games at 7:00 SMAC – Southwestern Michigan Athletic Conference Battle Creek Lakeview (1-1) at St. Joseph (2-1)     News/Talk/Sports 94.9 WSJM 6:30   Video NFHSnetwork.com Battle Creek Central (2-1) at Lakeshore (1-2)      97.5 Y Country, 6:45 Kalamazoo Central (0-3) at Portage Northern (1-2) Portage Central (1-2) at Mattawan (1-2) Lakeland Conference Dowagiac (0-3) at Berrien Springs (3-0) Wolverine Athletic Conference Niles (1-2) at Three Rivers (2-1) Edwardsburg (2-1) at Vicksburg (2-1) Sturgis (2-1) at Paw Paw (2-1) SAC – Southwestern Athletic Conference Lawton (2-1) at South Haven (1-2) Galesburg-Augusta (1-2) at Watervliet (2-1) Allegan (2-1) at Delton-Kellogg (2-1) Parchment (1-2) at Saugatuck (1-2) Constantine (1-2) at Schoolcraft (3-0) Non-Conference Cassopolis (0-3) at Buchanan (2-1) Sand Creek (1-2) at Brandywine (2-1) Otsego (0-3) at Sparta (1-2) Lansing Everett (1-2) at Kalamazoo Loy Norrix (1-2) Southwest 10 Centreville (2-1) at Decatur (2-1) Comstock (1-2) at White Pigeon (1-2) Southwest Michigan 8-Man Football League Eau Claire (3-0) at Red Arrow (1-2) Fennville (2-1) at Gobles (1-2) Lawrence (1-2) at Marcellus (1-2) Bridgman (3-0) at Wyoming-Tri Unity (2-1 Saturday Football Non-Conference Benton Harbor (2-1) at Kalamazoo United (1-2), 1:00 p.m. Boys Soccer St. Joseph at Holland, 11:45 a.m. Gull Lake at East Lansing, 6:00 p.m. Coldwater at Sturgis, 11:30 a.m.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MLB – Major League Baseball Yesterday Chicago White Sox 8, Cleveland Guardians 2 Tigers and Cubs were off White Sox 8, Guardians 2 – White Sox pound 5 homers, rock Central-leading Guardians 8-2 Elvis Andrus hit one of Chicago’s five home runs off rookie Hunter Gaddis and the White Sox cut into Cleveland’s lead in the AL Central with an 8-2 win. Andrus connected in the fifth inning off Gaddis, who became the first Cleveland pitcher to allow five homers in a game since Luis Tiant in 1969. On Wednesday, Andrus raised some eyebrows by saying he expected the first-place Guardians “to crumble the closer we get.” Chicago trimmed Cleveland’s lead to three. Gavin Sheets started Chicago’s homer barrage with a two-run shot in the second. The Guardians had their winning streak stopped at six. Today Colorado (Márquez 8-10) at Chicago Cubs (Stroman 3-7), 2:20 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Giolito 10-9) at Detroit (Manning 2-2), 7:10 p.m. Cosy-FM 6:50- WSJM after HSFB NFL – National Football League – Week 2 Last Night Kansas City Chiefs 27, Los Angeles Chargers 24 Chiefs 27, Chargers 24 – Chiefs rally past Chargers 27-24 in early AFC West showdown Patrick Mahomes threw two touchdown passes, rookie Jaylen Watson returned an interception 99 yards for the go-ahead fourth-quarter score, and the Kansas City Chiefs held on to beat the Los Angeles Chargers 27-24. Mahomes finished with 235 yards passing, and Jerick McKinnon and Justin Watson hauled in the TD passes for the Chiefs. Kansas City fell behind 10-0 in the first quarter and spent most of the game playing catch-up. Justin Herbert finished with 334 yards passing and three touchdowns for the Chargers. The Chiefs improved to 2-0 and lead the AFC West. Sunday Washington Commanders at Detroit Lions, 1:00 p.m.         Rock 107 WIRX 12:00 Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars, 1:00 p.m. Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers, 8:20 p.m. NCAAFB – College Football – Week 3 Saturday UConn at (4) Michigan, 12:00 p.m.                           News/Talk/Sports 94.9 WSJM 11:00 Bucknell at Central Michigan, 1:00 p.m. California at Notre Dame, 2:30 p.m. (11) Michigan State at Washington, 7:30 p.m.         Superhits 103.7 Cosy-FM 6:00 (23) Pittsburgh at Western Michigan, 7:30 p.m. Eastern Michigan at Arizona State, 11:00 p.m. NCAAFB – Sputtering offense could put Notre Dame’s goals in peril Notre Dame’s 0-2 start and subsequent fall out of the AP Top 25 has created anger within the program. The Fighting Irish are hoping their new quarterback can help them dig out of this early-season hole. Drew Pyne is expected to replace the injured Tyler Buchner on Saturday against California. But what would help Notre Dame most is if Pyne can provide a jump-start to a sputtering offense that has put the team’s biggest goals in peril. NCAAFB – J.J. McCarthy will get the start again for Michigan No. 4 Michigan hosts Connecticut on Saturday, when the J.J. McCarthy era will officially begin. Coach Jim Harbaugh named the sophomore the starter, making Big Ten championship-winning quarterback Cade McNamara a backup. The situation reminds Harbaugh of what he went through with the San Francisco 49ers. A year after Alex Smith led San Francisco to the NFC championship game, he was replaced by Colin Kaepernick. The Huskies will start freshman quarterback Zion Turner at Michigan Stadium. Tennis – Federer, Serena retire; tennis moves on to Alcaraz, Swiatek The timing of it all hardly could be more symbolic: All within a span of two weeks, Serena Williams plays what is believed to be her last match at age 40, Roger Federer announces he’ll be retiring at 41, Iga Swiatek wins her third Grand Slam title at 21, and Carlos Alcaraz gets his first at 19. After so much handwringing in recent years about what would become of tennis once transcendent superstars such as Williams and Federer leave the game, the sport does seem to be in good hands as it prepares to move on. Federer said Thursday he will exit after the Laver Cup next week. Williams lost in the third round of the U.S. Open on Sept. 2. WNBA – WNBA Playoffs – WNBA Finals (best of 5) Last Night Connecticut Sun 105, Las Vegas Aces 76                                    (LV leads 2-1) Sun 105, Aces 76 – Sun stay alive, beat Aces 105-76 in Game 3 of WNBA Finals Alyssa Thomas had the first triple-double in WNBA Finals history to help the Connecticut Sun stave off elimination by beating the Las Vegas Aces 105-76 in Game 3. Thomas had 16 points, 15 rebounds and 11 assists for the Sun, who have now won all four of their elimination games in these playoffs, topping Dallas on the road in the first round and beating Chicago in Games 4 and 5 to close out that series. Game 4 of this best-of-five series is Sunday in Connecticut. Jackie Young scored 22 points and A’ja Wilson added 19 for the Aces. WNBA – Griner, Whelan families to meet Biden amid US-Russia talks President Joe Biden plans to meet at the White House on Friday with the families of WNBA star Brittney Griner and Michigan corporate security executive Paul Whelan, both of whom remain jailed in Russia. The meetings are to be the first in-person encounter between Biden and the families and come amid sustained but so far unsuccessful efforts by the administration to secure the two Americans’ release. The administration said in July that it had made a “substantial proposal” to get them home, but Russia has not yet settled on a deal with the U.S. NHL – NHL, players remain committed to hosting Feb. 2024 World Cup The NHL and players remain committed to hosting a World Cup of Hockey in February 2024 even as they work through some unexpected logistical challenges. Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly, the Players’ Association’s Mathieu Schneider and staffs are working daily to attempt to overcome hurdles related to staging part of the tournament in Europe. The plan is to have eight teams involved in the first international tournament featuring the top players in the world since the World Cup in 2016. The league has not participated in the past two Olympics. A decision has not yet been made about what to do about Russia amid the country’s war in Ukraine. Judge asked to approve fund for U-Michigan doc’s victims Attorneys are asking a judge to approve creation of a settlement fund for sexual-assault victims of a University of Michigan sports doctor, a key step in a $490 million deal with more than 1,000 people. The settlement between the school and victims of the late Dr. Robert Anderson was announced in January, but there’s been no public activity. A request was filed this week under seal in Detroit federal court. It seeks the establishment of a “survivors settlement fund” and the appointment of someone to oversee the fund. Attorney Richard Schulte says he can’t comment on the filing. But he says “more concrete news” will come soon. Anderson died in 2008 after working at the university for nearly 40 years. Olympics – IOC committee visits sites for 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles The International Olympic Committee’s coordination commission made its first in-person visit to Los Angeles to inspect proposed venues for the 2028 Games. The group met with local organizing officials over three days. LA28 organizing committee Chairman Casey Wasserman says the city is “well-positioned for an exceptional event.” The Los Angeles Games will host 10,000 athletes, while another 5,000 will compete in the Paralympics. MILB – 2022 Midwest League Playoffs – Best of 3 Last Night Lake County Captains 2, Great Lakes Loons 0                                      (Series tied 1-1) Cedar Rapids Kernels 5, South Bend Cubs 3                                         (Series tied 1-1) Tonight Lake County Captains at Great Lakes Loons, 7:05 p.m.                          (Game 3) South Bend Cubs at Cedar Rapids Kernels, 7:35 p.m.                            (Game 3) MHSAA – High School Sports Last Night 8-Man Football Twin Cities (1-3) 34, Wyoming Lee (0-4) 6 Martin (4-0) 76, Bangor (2-2) 0 Mendon (2-2) 54, Bloomingdale (0-4) 0 Boys Soccer St. Joseph 4, Portage Northern 1 Battle Creek Lakeview 3, Lakeshore 0 Kalamazoo Central 7, Battle Creek Central 1 Mattawan 3, Kalamazoo Central0 Portage Central 1, Gull Lake 0 Edwardsburg 5, Three Rivers 0 Dowagiac 4, Coloma 0 Hartford 3, Hillsdale Academy 2 Delton-Kellogg 3, Lake Odessa Lakewood 3 – TIE Hamilton 9, Saugatuck 1 Volleyball Buchanan 3, Benton Harbor 0 Sturgis 3, Paw Paw 0 Niles 3, Three Rivers 0 Edwardsburg 3, Vicksburg 0 Brandywine 3, Berrien Springs 0 Coloma 3, South Haven 0 Watervliet 3, Fennville 0 Parchment 3, Kalamazoo Hackett 1 Girls Swimming and Diving St. Joseph 121, South Haven 65 St. Joseph 97, Hudsonville Unity Christian 69 Boys Tennis Battle Creek Lakeview 6, St. Joseph 2 Three Rivers 4, Paw Paw 4 – TIE Today Football – All games at 7:00 SMAC – Southwestern Michigan Athletic Conference Battle Creek Lakeview (1-1) at St. Joseph (2-1)     News/Talk/Sports 94.9 WSJM 6:30   Video NFHSnetwork.com Battle Creek Central (2-1) at Lakeshore (1-2)      97.5 Y Country, 6:45 Kalamazoo Central (0-3) at Portage Northern (1-2) Portage Central (1-2) at Mattawan (1-2) Lakeland Conference Dowagiac (0-3) at Berrien Springs (3-0) Wolverine Athletic Conference Niles (1-2) at Three Rivers (2-1) Edwardsburg (2-1) at Vicksburg (2-1) Sturgis (2-1) at Paw Paw (2-1) SAC – Southwestern Athletic Conference Lawton (2-1) at South Haven (1-2) Galesburg-Augusta (1-2) at Watervliet (2-1) Allegan (2-1) at Delton-Kellogg (2-1) Parchment (1-2) at Saugatuck (1-2) Constantine (1-2) at Schoolcraft (3-0) Non-Conference Cassopolis (0-3) at Buchanan (2-1) Sand Creek (1-2) at Brandywine (2-1) Otsego (0-3) at Sparta (1-2) Lansing Everett (1-2) at Kalamazoo Loy Norrix (1-2) Southwest 10 Centreville (2-1) at Decatur (2-1) Comstock (1-2) at White Pigeon (1-2) Southwest Michigan 8-Man Football League Eau Claire (3-0) at Red Arrow (1-2) Fennville (2-1) at Gobles (1-2) Lawrence (1-2) at Marcellus (1-2) Bridgman (3-0) at Wyoming-Tri Unity (2-1 Saturday Football Non-Conference Benton Harbor (2-1) at Kalamazoo United (1-2), 1:00 p.m. Boys Soccer St. Joseph at Holland, 11:45 a.m. Gull Lake at East Lansing, 6:00 p.m. Coldwater at Sturgis, 11:30 a.m.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

George Sinas - Michigan No Fault - The Mitch Albom Show - June 8, 2022

Hosts Jim Connelly (@jimmyconnelly) and Ed Trefzger (@EdTrefzger) are joined by CBS Sports Network hockey analyst Dave Starman to preview No. 9 North Dakota at No. 7 Minnesota Duluth.Also previewed are four other matchups to be featured in USCHO's Bettor's Edge column this week:• No. 11 Ohio State at No. 2 Michigan• No. 19 Providence at No. 16 UMass Lowell• No. 3 Denver at No. 6 Western Michigan• Bemidji at No. 1 Minnesota StateThis podcast is sponsored by DCU – Digital Federal Credit Union – at dcu.org

Andy and Ari react to an exceptional college football championship weekend. Come Sunday afternoon, who will the committee name as the top four? If Michigan had lost, who would have claimed the No. 4 spot? We really wish the expanded playoff was fast-tracked. Is there a scenario in which Michigan is No. 1? Plus, is it time for a QB change in Athens? Follow Andy on Twitter: @Andy_Staples Follow Ari on Twitter: @AriWasserman Save 33% on a subscription to The Athletic by visiting: theathletic.com/andystaples Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Zach Shaw and Steve Lorenz preview the No. 2 Michigan football team's Big Ten title game bout against No. 13 Iowa. In the episode, we discuss the keys for Michigan's offense going up against a stout Hawkeyes defense. We discuss the Wolverines' balanced receiving attack and ascending offensive line, but also a potential matchup advantage they might have in the run game against Iowa that wasn't present against Ohio State. In the second half of the episode, we discuss how the Wolverines can avoid funny business when Iowa has the ball. We look at the Hawkeyes' offensive struggles both at quarterback and running back, and how Iowa may try to counter. Along the way, we make our prop-bet picks for the game, then close the episode with our final thoughts and predictions for the matchup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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-Brian Christopherson ranked the Oklahoma game No. 1, Ohio State No. 2, Wisconsin No. 3, Michigan No. 4, and Iowa No. 5. Anyone have a problem with that? -Illinois was at No. 6…should any other game go ahead of that or is that obvious because it's the first game of the season and against a […]

May 19,2021 ~ Changes in the auto no fault bill including devastating health care for severely injured people.

Episode 57 is here as we discuss the big Ayo-less win over Wisconsin and preview the big-time showdown with Michigan, a whole lot more as well! - Reviewing huge W over Wisconsin - Previewing showdown with #2 Michigan - No Ayo tonight ++ more! Follow our Social Medias: - http://www.Twitter.com/PodcastIllini - http://www.anchor.fm/illini-basketball-podcast - http://www.facebook.com/illinibasketballpodcast - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm0LJIx20a2PxF3U3ixti3w --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/illini-basketball-podcast/support

Larry Norman, president and executive general adjuster of L.W. Norman & Associates in Michigan discusses recent changes to the Michigan no-fault insurance law and impact on claims. Special thanks to our sponsor, AM Best Company, Best’s Insurance Professional Resources, including Qualified Member attorneys, adjusters and expert service providers.

Larry Norman, president and executive general adjuster of L.W. Norman & Associates in Michigan discusses recent changes to the Michigan no-fault insurance law and impact on claims. Special thanks to our sponsor, AM Best Company, Best’s Insurance Professional Resources, including Qualified Member attorneys, adjusters and expert service providers.

Anne Kuiper, Personal Lines Manager for our partner Nulty Insurance, joins us to discuss the changes coming to No-Fault Insurance in Michigan on July 2, 2020. Listen today and discover how to make the best choices for your future auto insurance policy. Money, I'm Home!

Jeffrey Mosher spoke with Stefania Gismondi Shareholder and a member of the General Litigation Practice Group in the Southfield office of Foster Swift Collins and Smith PC Attorneys. She recently wrote an article for Foster Swift's Ag Law newsletter focusing on common questions and answers of what the new Michigan no-fault laws mean for employees that are injured in accidents while occupying employer-owned vehicles. On May 30, 2019, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed a bill that dramatically reformed the No Fault Act. The legislation made sweeping changes to laws that had existed for decades. Many of these changes will apply to automobile insurance policies renewed or issued after July 1, 2020. Under the present law, no-fault policyholders purchase coverage that provides unlimited personal protection insurance benefits (“PIP” benefits) for allowable expenses (i.e. medical expenses, medical mileage, attendant care, or nursing/personal care, etc.). Gismondi discusses several scenarios of vehicles and drivers under the new law.

No. 21 MSU Routs Michigan 52-14 To Claim 2011 Gator Bowl

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Auto Club Group CEO Joseph Richardson Jr. talks with Crain's Senior Editor Chad Livengood on the Crain's Conversations podcast about the Dearborn-based property-casualty insurer and travel club's merger with AAA Carolinas and how Michigan's AAA insurer is preparing for major changes to the state's no-fault auto insurance law.

Episode 210: Chuck talks with NAMIC's Paul Martin about why advocating preparedness is not only part of his job it's a way of life. Plus, how Michigan's well-intentioned no-fault auto reform could have an unintended effect for auto policyholders.

Saturday represented the busiest day of college basketball on the 2018-19 calender: the 150 games played were the most in one day of any this season. From that, 7-10 outcomes stood out most. Parrish and Norlander touch on those, leading with an in-depth discussion on Duke's win over Virginia at the top. From there, the guys get to Kentucky's road win at Auburn (28:00), go into the notable Big 12 upsets (37:00) and preview the big games coming Monday night (42:00), including Maryland-Michigan State, Virginia Tech-UNC and Iowa State-Kansas.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Topic this week include: Notre Dame's path to the College Football Playoff Florida and Texas score big wins as they continue impressive bounceback from early season losses.  UCF and the American are the class of the Group of Five Which Power 5 unbeaten isn't getting the love it deserves And a look ahead to this weekend:  No. 2 Georgia at No. 13 LSU No. 7 Washington at No. 17 Oregon No. 15 Wisconsin at No. 12 Michigan No. 19 Colorado at USC

Ohio State and Notre Dame were the big winners last weekend on the football field, earning big wins over ranked opponents. We talk about their playoff chances and touch up on these other topics: Clemson's quarterback situation with Trevor Lawrence taking the starting job and Kelly Bryant deciding to leave the program. Alabama continues to look invincible West Virginia and Oklahoma appear on a collision course in the Big 12.  And we look ahead to big games this weekend: No. 19 Texas vs. No. 7 Oklahoma Maryland at No. 15 Michigan No. 5 LSU at No. 22 Florida FSU at No. 17 Miami No. 6 Notre Dame at No. 24 Virginia Tech

The biggest story in college football this week is Ohio State placing head coach Urban Meyer on paid administrative lead to investigate his possible knowledge of allegations from a 2015 domestic violence incident involving one of his assistant coaches. We discuss this and look into the preseason edition of the Amway Coaches Poll. We talk about which team's rankings surprised us. There is also a look back on the past week on the college football countdown that included: No. 32 Duke No. 31 Florida No. 30 Iowa No. 29 Florida State No. 28 Utah No. 27 Michigan No. 26 South Carolina No. 25 Texas

Zack might have gotten the worst PANDA FORTUNE to date. Speaking of date, Trina talks about getting married? Is Zack’s last name too ugly to use? Who Is America? Why is this entire synopsis questions? Are we really moving to Michigan? No television? https://ia601504.us.archive.org/20/items/Episode16_201807/Episode%2016.mp3 Send questions, concerns, feedback, haikus, etc. to coldfeatpodcast@gmail.com Airwaves – Ray … Continue reading Episode 16: You Can ALWAYS Trust Your Friends

What’s happening in Flint? No press, no cameras? Not if PROGRESS MICHIGAN HAS ANY THING TO SAY ABOUT IT-----AND THEY DO. Our friend Sam Inglot from Progress Michigan is back with us to talk about what is happening with the Flint Water Crisis.