Sports

No love lost between Wolverines and Spartans

The Montagues and the Capulets. The Hatfields and the McCoys.
The Wolverines and the Spartans.

Women's swimmers thrash Illini

If last weekend is any indication, the Michigan women's swimming team is geared toward challenging for the national championship this season.

Saban concerned about overanxious Spartan squad

In fact, the hard part might be reining in the Spartans so they're competitive but cool come Saturday at Michigan Stadium. Even Michigan State coach Nick Saban said you can energize a team so much they can't execute.
"Getting them wound so tight that they can't beat the drum is not necessarily the best way to go about it," he said Monday at his weekly news conference. "It's possible to create too much anxiety.

Midway through season, 'M' still looking up

How much difference can one loss make?

The Michigan women's volleyball team split its matches this weekend, beating Indiana and losing to Purdue. The Wolverines' 3-7 Big Ten record leaves them in eighth place halfway through the conference season.

Fans' behavior embarasses West Virginia president

Miami linebackers coach Randy Shannon suffered a bruise after being struck by a plastic trash can hurled from the stands after the game at sold-out Mountaineer Field. Miami players also said they were pelted with objects during pre-game warmups.

10-29-96

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