Hope's Dekker Smith Earn All America Honors
Hope College Flying Dutchmen lineman Zach Smith earned D3football com All America First Team and Mason Dekker was named to The Associated Press NCAA Division III All America Second Team. Dekker was MIAA Defensive MVP with 39 tackles and two sacks while Smith anchored a top offense helping Hope to a 9 2 season and 7 0 league record.
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Tigers retire Lou Whitaker number 1 at Comerica Park
Detroit announces it will retire Lou Whitaker's No. 1 next season, honoring his 19 seasons with the Tigers and joining a select group of retired numbers. Whitaker, a two decade star, has not yet been elected to the Hall of Fame despite multiple near misses.
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Broncos Top Lions 27 17 Behind Lock and Lindsay
Denver beat Detroit 27 17 as Drew Lock threw 25 of 33 for 192 yards and a shovel pass to DaeSean Hamilton. Phillip Lindsay sealed the win with a late TD scamper as Lions’ skid reached eight games. Lions qb David Blough faced heavy pressure while Broncos battled injuries on the line.
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