Michael Beasley dominated college basketball two seasons ago. Now, he's heading to rehab.
Beasley always stood out to me as a can't miss talent, an unrelenting rebounder with extreme offensive skill around the basket. Now, though, he's got other issues to figure out besides boxing out.
On to the links:
FOOTBALL:
Michael Rothstein of annarbor.com goes behind the music to find out how songs are picked for Michigan practices.
Former Michigan football player Ted Topor was inducted into something called the South Shore Sports Legends in Indiana.
Scott Bell of the Free Press breaks down the kicking competition.
Angelique Chengelis writes about Denard Robinson in the Detroit News.
Buy a sign that says 'Thanks, Coach Carr,' signed by Lloyd Carr himself.
Maize n Brew doesn't want to see Michigan play three quarterbacks. Nope, not at all.
BASKETBALL:
Former Michigan forward Epke Udoh was named as one of the top transfers in the country by FOX Sports' Jeff Goodman. He's now at Baylor.
OTHER SCHOOLS AND STUFF:
Two years ago, Demetrius Jones started the season-opener at quarterback for Notre Dame. Then, he didn't get on the bus for Michigan. Now, he's a starting linebacker at Cincinnati.
Dan LeFevour might not like the spotlight, but the Central Michigan quarterback will have to embrace it, writes Cory McCartney of SI.com.
Michael Jackson's death ruled a homicide.
Yahoo! Sports columnist Dan Wetzel breaks down the summer in sports books. Read one on the list, "The Sure Thing: The Making and Unmaking of golf phenom Michelle Wie," by Eric Adelson. Adelson, a Meandering friend, grew up in Ann Arbor. Drape's book is next on our list, as is Wahl's.
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Theo212
Tue, Aug 25, 2009 : 10:11 a.m.
With DRob at the helm, Infinity is the realm. The Irish we'll crush, Turn Sparty to mush. And the spucks we'll overwhelm! -Theo Twain '09