This past Tuesday I got invited and had the opportunity to go to Flint Metro League Leadership Summit. I was with 10 other athletes from my class. We learned about leadership and the importance of having good mental health. Terry Hessbrook @THessbrook was one of the speakers there, and his story had a really big impact on me. I learned a lot from going, and had fun meeting other athletes!

Will Stein on the post game: “We didn’t call a QB draw. Kenny called his own number, and thank god he did.” We have a DUDE at QB #BBN

Although it's a dumb penalty There was 58 more minutes where Alabama could've won the game

You make the call Is this PI on Georgia ? Was not flagged

Saquon Barkley hurt.

The NFL officiating has always been awful. They have never addressed it. Don’t need to. Everyone complaining about it will still be watching the NFL next week, me included. Trust me, it was terrible 20 years ago too. They don’t care. Doesn’t impact the bottom line one bit.

Western Michigan got destroyed yesterday Oklahoma got destroyed yesterday UTEP got destroyed yesterday

Replay protocols "were not followed" by the Big Ten in Michigan vs Western Michigan game, FBS Oversight Committee finds footballscoop.com/2026/09/16…

The NCAA's FBS oversight committee acknowledged that replay protocols were not properly followed at the end of Western Michigan's controversial loss to Michigan in Week 1 but said it does not have the authority to overturn the result of the game. spr.ly/6014BGpD5n

What if Michigan just has the best defense in America Has anyone actually considered that yet?

Of course the NCAA will not overturn the result of the Michigan-Western Michigan game. However, if there was ever a time to overturn a result this is it. 1. The Big Ten replay officials already overturned the result once. WMU won the game 12-7 when time expired. 2. There was no remaining time for additional plays that could have resulted in points for either team. 3. The entire point of replay is to get the calls right. Why have replay if they won't use it appropriately on the literal game deciding play? The NCAA won't do the right thing, so what's the point of playing the games and determining a champion anymore?