Now that the dust has settled from the Big Ten’s conference realignment for the start of the 2011 season, one thing is clear: It’s good to be a Michigan Wolverine or an Ohio State Buckeye.
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U-M, OSU on top; MSU not so much
EAST LANSING – Jerel Worthy is just a sophomore, but a strong freshman season in the current state of college football accelerates expectations quicker than ever before.
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MSU football: Worthy pushes to reach next level
Now that the ugly comparison with the Cash for Clunkers surge of 2009 is in the rearview mirror, new car sales should improve in coming months.
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Uptick in road work, lower gas prices might help car sales
The Michigan Economic Development Corp. has been under sharper scrutiny ever since the shocking discovery earlier this year that the state had awarded a $9 million MEGA tax credit to a convicted embezzler.
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Tax credits call for more public scrutiny
… Heights, Macomb Township, Shelby Charter Township, Detroit, Washington Township, eastern Michigan, and national news including local sports, Steven …
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When Campbell gets to Spartan Stadium on Saturday, forgive him if he takes a wrong turn into the home locker room.
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Spartans fan favorite Amp Campbell inspires at WMU
Last season was only partially the kind of homecoming Mitch Zajac was looking for.
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MSU football: Holt’s Zajac, Western Michigan return to East Lansing
EAST LANSING – The new-look Big Ten will see Michigan State’s football team play the University of Michigan every year.
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MSU football: Spartans pleased with Big Ten divisions
EAST LANSING – What does it mean for Michigan State? In immediate terms, the Big Ten’s Wednesday revelation of six-team divisions and the 2011 league schedule means the Spartans better get to the Rose Bowl this season.
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MSU football analysis: Spartans’ Big Ten alignment could be tough
The bet here is that two football teams from our back 40 are, in most eyes, being undersold heading into a new season. The Spartans can go 9-3 unless their kicking game betrays them, which is possible
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Lynn Henning: MSU, Notre Dame could be big surprises this season
