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Michigan football now knows exactly what time it will get a shot at trying to knock off the Oregon Ducks, the nation’s current No. 1 team, in Week 10 on Nov. 2.
The Big Ten announced Monday afternoon Michigan (4-3, 2-2 Big Ten) and Oregon (7-0, 4-0 Big Ten) will kick off at 3:30 p.m. ET on CBS, when the two face off as conference rivals for the first time. This will be the third Michigan game to air on CBS this season.
The Ducks enter this week of play fresh off of a 35-0 win over Purdue on Friday night, which came on the heels of a thrilling 32-31 win over Ohio State in Eugene the week before. Oregon, led by transfer quarterback Dillon Gabriel (Oklahoma) also bludgeoned Michigan State 31-10 the week prior, and this week hosts No. 21 Illinois (6-1, 3-1 Big Ten).
Michigan vs. Oregon time in Week 10
Date: Saturday, Nov. 2.
Time: 3:30 p.m. ET.
Where: Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor.
The Wolverines and Ducks will kick at 3:30 p.m. on CBS as the conference’s prime matchup. Brad Nessler (play-by-play) and Gary Danielson (analyst) will call the game from the TV booth at Michigan Stadium, with Jenny Dell as the sideline reporter.
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As for the Wolverines, the program feels headed in a downward spiral for the first time since 2020 when it finished a Covid-19 shortened season 2-4. In the three years following that (2021-23) Michigan went 40-3 overall, winning three Big Ten Championships, making three College Football Playoff fields and winning last year’s national championship, 34-13, over Washington.
This year, however, has not gone according to plan. Michigan has started three quarterbacks as its tried to find a replacement for J.J. McCarthy and struggled through an offensive line which replaced all five starters as it ranks No. 112 in points, No. 113 in yards per play, No. 119 in yards per game and No. 131 in plays of 20 yards or more.
But perhaps most of all, Michigan has seemingly lost its composure, falling all the way from No. 1 in the nation in turnover margin to tied for No. 117 at minus-7 takeaways. The Ducks, meanwhile, have out-scored opponents 118-27 away from Autzen Stadium which includes a win over now No. 19 Boise State.
Michigan holds a 3-2 series lead all-time, however the most recent of those wins came in 1973. The Ducks have taken the past two in 2003 and 2007, the last of which was when Dennis Dixon and company brought the new spread offense to the midwest and ran circles around Lloyd Carr’s final team, 39-7.
Before-and-after images of homes on Black Lake near Onaway provide perspectives on how the community was affected by April flooding.
Snowmelt and rain have stressed dams and caused lakes to flood in northern Michigan.
The Cheboygan County Sheriff’s Office shared on social media photos and videos that the agency captured of Cheboygan County floods on Friday, April 17 from both the ground and air.
Deputies “observed a level of destruction that simply cannot be understood from ground level,” the sheriff’s office said in the post.
Google Maps images taken from two locations on Black Lake in 2024, compared with the Friday images, show how the floodwater has changed the landscape.
On North Black River Road and Taylor Road, the water has overflowed to North Black River Road.
In the 400 block of South Black River Road, water has also flooded homes and lakeside property.
“Black Lake, Black River, Cheboygan River, Burt Lake, Mullet Lake, the Sturgeon River − and nearly every waterway in the county have overflowed beyond their banks, swallowing docks, roads, yards, and in far too many cases, homes,” the sheriff’s office post said. “What should be familiar shorelines are now unrecognizable expanses of water.”
“Our hearts are with every family affected by this flooding,” Cheboygan County Sheriff Todd Ross said in the post. “We know many of you are facing significant damage to your homes and property, and the emotional toll that comes with it. Please know you are not alone. We are working around the clock with our partners to ensure safety, provide support, and begin the process of recovery. Stay strong, stay connected, and don’t hesitate to reach out for help, we will get through this together.”
Nearby, the UAW Black Lake Conference Center shared images on social media of floodwater threatening its Old Lodge.
The conference center is located at 2000 Maxon Road in Waverly Township.
The Cheboygan County Road Commission and the Cheboygan County Office of Emergency Management closed the bridge at Five Mile Point Road on Saturday, April 18 due to significant road washout in the area of South Black River Road and Red Bridge Road.
The sheriff’s office had encouraged residents in parts of the area to evacuate earlier in the week and said Saturday it had completed evacuation efforts on the west side of the lake.
TEXAS TOWNSHIP, Mich. — A 20-year-old Kalamazoo man is dead after crashing his vehicle into a tree Friday evening in Texas Township, according to Michigan State Police (MSP).
It happened on South 3rd Street and West PQ Avenue around 6:50 p.m., troopers said.
While he was driving in a no-passing zone, the Kalamazoo man swerved off the road to avoid an oncoming vehicle and subsequently crashed into the tree, according to MSP.
The 20-year-old died at the scene. A passenger was hurt, but police said their injuries were non-life threatening.
Troopers do not believe alcohol or drugs were a factor, and the two were reportedly wearing seatbelts.
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This incident remains under investigation by MSP.
A Southfield man has pleaded guilty to illegally possessing driver’s licenses, Social Security cards and equipment to create fake documents, federal prosecutors said.
Jerome Antwan Andrews, 41, pleaded guilty Thursday to possessing the driver’s license information and Social Security numbers of more than 250 people in a scheme that caused more than $550,000 in fraud losses, U.S. Attorney Jerome Gorgon Jr. said.
As part of his plea agreement, prosecutors say Andrews admitted to having an embosser, a laminator, a card cutter and an ID card printer and admitted that his business model was aimed at creating and selling fake Social Security cards and driver’s licenses in the names of real people.
“Jerome Antwan Andrews and his criminal associates stole more than $1.5 million by submitting hundreds of fraudulent claims to a pandemic program intended to help unemployed American workers. Today’s conviction of Andrews represents yet another attack in our war against fraud. It sends a stern warning that my office will relentlessly investigate those bad actors greedily lining their pockets with U.S. taxpayer funds,” said Anthony P. D’Esposito, Inspector General for the U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Inspector General.
Andrews faces up to 15 years in prison and a $250,000 fine or twice the pecuniary gain or loss, according to prosecutors. He will be sentenced at a later date.
Homeland Security Investigations and the U.S. Department of Labor investigated Andrews’ case.
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