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  • Episode 487: Interview with Texas A&M Swimmer Ben Sytsma:
    In this episode, I had the opportunity to talk to Texas A&M swimmer Ben Sytsma. Ben and I talk about his journey as a swimmer at Texas A&M, discussing the transition from high school to college swimming, the challenges of balancing academics and athletics, and the importance of recovery and team dynamics. He also reflects on his freshman year highlights, including being part of an All-American relay team, and the impact of injuries on his training. Lastly, Ben touches on the rivalries in college sports, the traditions at Texas A&M, and his aspirations for the future, including the possibility of competing at the Olympic trials. Thank you for joining the podcast Ben!
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  • Episode 486: Reaction to Lions Football:
    In this episode, I dive deep into the Detroit Lions' performance in their week one loss against the Green Bay Packers, analyzing the struggles of the offensive line, the effectiveness of the defense, and the play-calling under John Morton. I also preview the upcoming week two matchup against the Chicago Bears, emphasizing the importance of communication and execution for the Lions to secure a win and regain confidence early in the season!
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  • Episode 485: Recap of Week 2 for Michigan State and Michigan
    In this episode, I discuss the recent Michigan football game against Oklahoma, analyzing the team's performance, particularly focusing on the offensive line and quarterback Bryce Underwood. The conversation highlights the struggles faced by Michigan's offense, the conservative play calling, and the impact of injuries on the team's performance. Then, Liam and I talk about the Michigan State game and how Aidan Chiles, Nick Marsh, Ryan Eckley, and Martin Connington were huge in the game. Lastly, we talked about how big of a win this was for the Msu football program!
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  • Episode 484: Preview for Lions Week 1:
    In this episode, I talk about how I am excited for the return of NFL football, specifically focusing on the Detroit Lions and their upcoming game against the Green Bay Packers. I then delve into the implications of Micah Parsons' trade to the Packers, the Lions' defensive strategies, and key players to watch. Lastly, I discuss the challenges and opportunities for the Lions' offense and defense, as well as predictions for the game and how a Lions win would be huge especially because it is a divisional game!
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  • Episode 483: Preview for Msu and Michigan Week 2:
    In this episode, I had a special guest in Liam O'Malley join me as we discussed the upcoming college football matchups, focusing on Michigan vs. Oklahoma and Michigan State vs. Boston College. During the episode, we analyzed the significance of these games, the performance of key players like Bryce Underwood and Aidan Chiles, and the implications for both teams' seasons. We then highlight the importance of offensive and defensive strategies, as well as the emotional stakes for the teams involved. Lastly, we both gave our predictions for both games and if they cover the spread or not!
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About MichiGang Sports

This podcast is about all the sports teams in the State of Michigan. I cover Michigan State, Michigan, the Detroit teams, and D2 and D3 athletics. Not only is the biggest news for those teams covered, every week there is also at least one interview released, where either a coach or college athlete joins me to talk about their journey!
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