Live, from New York ...: Wheatley visits 'M' to promote new line
When you think of Tyrone Wheatley, what comes to mind?
Football, for starters. The 1993 Rose Bowl, probably. Maybe the New York Giants, Wheatley's pro team.
How about designer clothes?
'M' spikers struggle past Toledo in four
Earlier this season the Michigan women's volleyball team was able to step up its game and compete against superior opponents.
Last night, it was Toledo who was keeping up with the Wolverines.
Whalers ink former Michigan captain Halko
When Michigan hockey coach Red Berenson was asked last year about whether or not he would hire defenseman Steven Halko, the Michigan skipper said, "In a minute."
Well, the Hartford Whalers agree. Except their decision took a bit longer to make.
Around the Horn: Anger betrays thoughts about "The Catch"
If you want to make Lloyd Carr angry, there are some simple things you can do. If you play for him, you can miss a block or dog it in practice. If you are a fan, you can pretend you are in a library when you go to a football game, as you usually do. If you are a reporter, you can imply that the 1994 Colorado game has something to do with Saturday's Colorado game.
Blue soccer hammers Eastern Michigan, 7-1
Yesterday, In only its third game of the season, the Michigan women's soccer team was able to produce the second-highest goal total in its young history. Capitalizing on numerous scoring opportunities, Michigan trounced Eastern Michigan, 7-1, in Ypsilanti behind the scoring of freshman Emily Schmitt.
A second chance at first place for Blue
In golf, a common request for the average duffer is to ask to take a mulligan, or a second chance at a shot. The Michigan men's golf team looks to take a second chance this season, as they try to advance into the golfing elite with nine out of ten of their main tournament players returning.
Michigan State to conduct internal probe
DETROIT (AP) - Michigan State's athletic department has paid more than $650,000 for an internal investigation of alleged violations of NCAA rules, according to a published report.
That sum represents cash payments to Bond Schoeneck, a Kansas City, Mo., law firm hired by the university to conduct the internal probe, The Detroit News reported in yesterday's editions.
Ann Arbor's Salmeen a finalist for NCAA honor
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (AP) - Ann Arbor's Annette Salmeen, who swims at UCLA, was one of 10 finalists for its 1996 Woman of the Year Award, announced Monday by the NCAA.
Salmeen, the first American-born female Olympian out of UCLA in 20 years, finished fourth in the consolation final of the 200-meter butterfly at Atlanta.
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