Kyle Yost is a sports journalist based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He writes for various outlets including MaizenBrew, Pride Of Detroit, SB Nation, and Cigalah Group, covering topics such as college football, soccer, and the NFL. Kyle's work has also been featured in BVM Sports.
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Spurs are three for three against Manchester sides this season with a chance for a League Cup double.
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By: Kyle Yost
After back-to-back disappointing defeats, Michigan basketball needs a win on Sunday against Purdue Fort Wayne to get back on track:
Nuno Espirito Santo’s side is the one in the top four while Spurs continue to stumble.
Spurs will be happy to get out of 2024, but the immediate future is not necessarily any brighter.
By: Kyle Yost
Michigan has tripped up after Christmas the last few seasons, but this team looks different. Our game preview for the 2024 finale:
Bowl games have been reduced to consolation prizes, but the Michigan Wolverines are all smiles in Tampa. Here is our ReliaQuest Bowl preview against No. 11 Alabama:
The Big Ten schedule resumes for Michigan after an encouraging first two months. A two-game LA swing begins against USC:
Fire up Peacock and the coffee machine — Michigan basketball has a huge opportunity Tuesday night against UCLA:
Spurs are down and depleted by the hope for a trophy still remains.
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