Fighting for breath
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Wolverines back on home course
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Soccer hits the road for a pair
The Michigan women's soccer team is going on the defensive this weekend.
The Wolverines (2-1-1 Big Ten, 8-2-2 overall) will go on the road for a pair of conference games.
Home meet could be big for Blue
The Michigan women's cross country team, coming off a disappointing second-place finish last Friday, faces its toughest competition thus far on Sunday in its lone home meet of the season, the Michigan Interregional Invitational.
After Michigan unexpectedly finished second at the Michigan Intercollegiate Invitational, the Wolverines may have something to prove Sunday.
'M' crew looks to chuck Charles
The Michigan team competing in front of the largest crowd this weekend won't be the football team.
The women's crew team will race Sunday in front of 250,000 people at the 32nd annual Head of the Charles Regatta in Boston. The Wolverines will be joined on the three-mile course by 4,500 rowers representing over 40 universities.
Spurrier's money offense will still earn him over $1 million
Spurrier will likely end up earning more than $1 million this year with bonuses, and the seven-year contract gets higher every season, according to the Florida Times-Union, which obtained a copy of the contract.
"I'm very happy with it, and happy to be at the University of Florida," he said.
Conference takes week off from powerhouse duels
Without a contest to dub "Game of the Year," this week's Big Ten excitement will just have to come from the games themselves, rather than from the usual hype.
As the season moves along, the disparity between the haves and the have-nots in the Big Ten has become more apparent. While four conference teams are nationally ranked in the top 15, the remaining seven appear destined for mediocrity.
Dierdorf leads 'M' alums into Hall
The Michigan Hall of Honor will induct nine former Michigan athletes tomorrow.
The Hall of Honor was founded in 1978, striving to honor athletes, coaches and administrators who have made meaningful additions to the University through their athletic endeavors.
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