Here is a look at the boys volleyball statewide rankings by the Michigan Interscholastic Volleyball Coaches Association for the second week of the 2025 season.
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They’re right here. Stink bugs. Crawling out of their hiding areas and into view. Ugh.
There’s excellent news and unhealthy information about seeing stink bugs this time of 12 months. The excellent news is that they’re on their method out of your own home — the unhealthy information is that they’ve been there all winter. Gross.
Thus far I’ve washed one down the sink, launched one into the yard and sucked a 3rd up right into a vacuum. That’s not the way you’re speculated to deal with stink bugs, however I panic round sure bugs. Panic is one thing you’re not speculated to do, in accordance with Michigan State College.
So, what must you do? MSU say step one is “strive to not panic.” I already failed that step. What’s subsequent? It’s best to search for gaps round window air conditioners or holes in window screens. Block these off. Something that might function an easy accessibility level for stink bugs ought to be closed off.
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After you’ve secured your property, the following factor it’s best to do in case you discover a stink bug is drown it. If you happen to’re like me, it’s not a really perfect choice, however marmorated stink bugs are invasive. MSU says to make use of soapy water in a bucket and drop them in. The cleaning soap prevents them from escaping. After they’re lifeless you may dump them outdoors.
Now that we’ve coated what to do in case you discover a stink bug (drown it!) — right here’s what a stink bug really is.
The brown marmorated stink bug is a 0.5-0.625-inch shield-shaped insect that makes use of its piercing mouthparts to suck plant juices from fruits, seed pods and nuts on many crops.
It’s scientific title is Halyomorpha halys. Under is a graphic that can provide help to determine it.
It was unintentionally delivered to North America from Asia in 1996. It was first detected in Michigan in 2010 and is now a serious pest for farmers.
Stink bugs have been since been present in all Michigan counties however is nicely established within the southern a part of the Decrease Peninsula.
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The excellent news is stink bugs is not going to trigger structural harm or reproduce in properties. In addition they don’t chunk individuals or pets.
They don’t seem to be recognized to transmit illness or trigger bodily hurt however they’ve their title for a purpose — they produce a pungent chemical that — nicely, it stinks.
MSU suggests ensuring your property is safe. If bugs are nonetheless getting in, you may caulk round outlet and swap bins, ceiling fixtures, warmth ducts and different openings in inside partitions. That might assist preserve them out of your residing area.
You may sweep them up or vacuum them up as soon as they’re inside. MSU suggests utilizing an older vacuum, perhaps not your ordinary one, as they will stink up a vacuum.
It may also assist to spray a pesticide on the skin partitions of your property, particularly the south and west going through partitions in September and October.
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When Donaven McCulley transferred to Michigan, he wasn’t just looking for a new start but a system that would let him thrive.
“Just a new environment and new goals,” McCulley said. “Being able to take my game to the next level and be part of something great.”
That opportunity is now possible thanks to a shift in Michigan’s offensive philosophy. Under new coordinator Chip Lindsey, the Wolverines are looking to be a faster, more vertical passing attack.
“Fast pace—we’re gonna throw the ball down the field,” McCulley said. “That’s his vision.”
McCulley, a former quarterback at Indiana who once threw a touchdown in the Big House, brings a unique understanding of offensive structure and chemistry. His connection with quarterbacks like Bryce Underwood is already growing this spring.
“Being in there with them, making mistakes and big plays—that creates chemistry,” he said.
At 6’5″, McCulley fits Michigan and head coach Sherrone Moore’s new emphasis on size and physicality at receiver. He sees contested catches like rebounds—drawing on his basketball background—and embraces the blocking responsibilities in Michigan’s run game.
“I could make a block and we could score a 70-yard touchdown. That’s gonna make me equally happy,” he said.
Michigan hasn’t had a big-body receiver contribute since Nico Collins in the 2019 season. Moore has made it clear with his comments and recruiting that he wants size on the outside.
McCulley isn’t shy about his goals either: “Be the best Big Ten receiver. 1,000 yards, 10 touchdowns. That’s the standard I hold myself to.”
With a new scheme, a clear role, and renewed energy, McCulley believes Michigan is ready to let its receivers shine.
McCulley could be WR1 for Michigan in 2025.
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The odor of marijuana alone isn’t a sufficient reason for police to search a car without a warrant, the Michigan Supreme Court said Wednesday.
In a 5-1 opinion, the court threw out gun charges against a man whose car was searched in Detroit in 2020.
Michigan voters in 2018 legalized the possession and use of small amounts of marijuana by people who are at least 21 years old, though it cannot be used inside a vehicle.
“The smell of marijuana might just as likely indicate that the person is in possession of a legal amount of marijuana, recently used marijuana legally, or was simply in the presence of someone else who used marijuana,” said Justice Megan Cavanagh, writing for the majority.
The smell “no longer constitutes probable cause sufficient to support a search for contraband,” Cavanagh wrote.
Two lower courts had reached the same conclusion.
Elsewhere, the Illinois Supreme Court made a similar ruling last September. That state legalized the possession of marijuana in 2019.
“There are now a myriad of situations where cannabis can be used and possessed, and the smell resulting from that legal use and possession is not indicative of the commission of a criminal offense,” Justice P. Scott Neville Jr. said.
In the Michigan case, the lone dissenter, Justice Brian Zahra, said he favored returning it to a Detroit-area court to determine whether any other evidence supported a search of the car by police.
Volleyball.
Here is a look at the boys volleyball statewide rankings by the Michigan Interscholastic Volleyball Coaches Association for the second week of the 2025 season.
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