The 4 men on the ice for Team USA men's hockey OT win:
🔴 Jack Hughes: Canton, MI
⚪️ Zach Werenski: Grosse Pointe, MI
🔵 Dylan Larkin: Waterford, MI
🔴 Connor Hellebuyck: Commerce, MI
And the women’s OT game-winner?
⚪️ Megan Keller: Farmington, MI
Team USA runs through Michigan 🇺🇸
@WorldofIsaac Zeke, Barry, Miggy, Andy Isaac... same caliber. Save some hunter house up there though for the rest of us. F the bears, F cancer. Godspeed ya legend.
The man on the mic ( @jasonbenetti ) is so, so good. Hits all the right notes always but especially here on this improbable run. You're lucky to have him, Detroit. I'm sure the folks in Chicago would agree.
Every year on 9/11, I watch ESPN's "The Man in the Red Bandana," which tells the story of Welles Crowther, a former college lacrosse player who saved a dozen people in the South tower.
If you've never seen this, take 13 minutes and watch it now.
Texas freshman Maya Joint won $140,000 at the U.S. Open but won't be able to collect it due to NCAA rules.
She knew that going into the tournament - but it feels like a bad rule considering what's happening with NIL.
Couple ideas...
1. They could place the money in an escrow account that Joint can't access until she turns professional.
2. The USTA could pay her $140,000 as part of a NIL deal in which she makes a couple of appearances and promotes the tournament on social media.
It's an unfortunate situation, but several solutions exist to make this right.