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One More Time For Willie Brown
Willie Brown Has Bigger Goals for His Final Season at Sexton
For Willie Brown, this season is bigger than statistics.
It’s bigger than touchdowns, interceptions or receiving yards.
This is his final season wearing a Lansing Sexton football uniform, and the senior is entering it with something to prove — not only to college coaches, but to himself, his teammates and his family.
Brown has already established himself as one of the players to watch in the Lansing area.
As a junior, the Sexton receiver finished with 32 receptions for 571 yards, leading the CAAC in receiving yards during the regular season. He also found the end zone 10 times and showed his ability to impact games in multiple ways.
But instead of being satisfied with what he accomplished, Brown spent the offseason trying to improve the details.
Running routes.
Cleaning up those routes.
Putting in extra work.
And listening to his coaches.
Brown has credited his mother with being one of the people who continues to push him to show up every day and handle what he needs to handle.
Now the work is beginning to show.
A Statement to Start His Senior Year
It didn’t take long for Brown to make his presence felt this season.
Against city rival Lansing Everett, Brown scored Sexton’s first two touchdowns.
One came through the air on fourth down.
The other came on defense.
Brown intercepted an Everett pass and took it approximately 80 yards back for a touchdown, showing the versatility that makes him valuable on both sides of the football.
But one of the most telling parts of Brown’s night wasn’t something that showed up on his stat line.
After the victory, Sexton head coach Willie Dillard talked about the growth he has seen from his senior playmaker.
Instead of making the night about himself, Brown was thanking his offensive line and celebrating teammate Keshawn Bean scoring the first touchdown of his high school career.
That’s leadership.
And it’s an important part of the player Brown is trying to become during his final season.
There’s Still More to Accomplish
The individual goals are certainly there.
Brown wants an opportunity to play college football, and schools have taken notice.
He has received interest from programs including Mercyhurst, Western Illinois, Saginaw Valley State and Davenport, with Mercyhurst among the programs to offer him an opportunity.
Every Friday gives Brown another chance to put something on film.
But his biggest goal isn’t simply adding another offer.
He wants Sexton to win.
The J-Dubbs have reached the postseason in each of the last two years, but both trips ended in the opening round.
Brown wants his final season to be different.
He wants Sexton playing deeper into November.
More Than Football
There’s another side to Brown’s motivation that doesn’t appear in a box score.
Family.
Brown has spoken openly about wanting to make his mother and his entire family proud.
That provides a different type of motivation when you’re entering your final high school season.
There’s only one senior year.
Only so many Friday nights left.
Only so many opportunities to walk onto the field wearing Sexton across your chest.
Brown understands what’s in front of him.
He’s competitive.
He wants the football.
He wants to make plays.
And he wants college coaches to see what he’s capable of doing.
But this season is also an opportunity to leave something behind.
A playoff run.
A standard for the younger players.
A legacy at Sexton.
And ultimately, an opportunity to continue playing football after high school.
The numbers will come.
The highlights will come.
The attention will come.
But for Willie Brown, the goal for his final season is bigger.
Make his family proud. Help Sexton win. And make sure that when his final high school game ends, he knows he gave everything he had.
Mendoza the HEISMAN WINNER!
After a come back win against Penn State on a late TD Drive and a Dominate win over Wisconsin
- Game-Winning Drive: A pivotal moment that boosted his candidacy was a game-winning touchdown pass to Omar Cooper Jr. in a comeback victory against Penn State.
- Strong Season: He has an impressive season with a high number of passing touchdowns and completion percentage. He is also currently tied for the FBS lead in touchdown passes.
- Indiana History: If he wins, he will be the first Heisman winner in Indiana University history.
- Competition: He faces stiff competition from other top players, including Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin.
Number 16 for izzo's Sweet 16
Tom Izzo looked every bit a championship-winning head coach of 30 years when Michigan State was down 10 points in the first half, stoic on the sideline, hands in pockets. He directed his typical fits of fire and fury at the officials or his own players, but he never showed an ounce of panic. He had the same posture in the second half, as the No. 2 seed Spartans flipped that early deficit into a 71-63 victory over 10-seed New Mexico, advancing to the Sweet 16.
Western Almost Stuns Michigan
Down To The Second
Did They Have It Right?
Ohio State advances to the CFP quarterfinals
Ohio State defeats Tennessee, 42-17, to advance to Rose Bowl
In the first ever December football game at Ohio Stadium, the Buckeyes put away some of its demons from the Michigan loss and defeated Tennessee 42-17 in t and will face Big Ten champions Oregon in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day.
Notre Dame vs Penn State
What A Classic
Just like that, the CFP is back in a familiar place with four teams and two spots in the national title. This is a matchup of two proud football programs. Both teams have multiple national titles to their name but neither has won one since the 1980s. One of these teams is two wins away from ending that drought,
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The University of Michigan men's basketball team beat the Oakland Golden Grizzlies 92–48 in a charity exhibition game on October 20, 2024 at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan. The game was part of the Harvest Classic and was held to benefit Forgotten Harvest, a non-profit organization that works to end hunger in the community
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MSU vs Duke
CHICAGO -- — Caleb Foster looked more like a player who had been there and done that than a freshman in his third game.
Foster made one big basket after another, scoring 18 points to help propel No. 9 Duke to a 74-65 win over No. 18 Michigan State in the Champions Classic on Tuesday night. And he did it after not attempting a shot in the Blue Devils' previous game.
Kyle Filipowski scored 15 points for the Blue Devils (2-1), who withstood several pushes by the Spartans (1-2) after grabbing an 11-point halftime lead in the first game of a powerhouse doubleheader. Hunter Dickinson and top-ranked Kansas met No. 17 Kentucky in the nightcap.
Foster scored all but two of his points in the second half, including back-to-back 3-pointers to expand Duke's lead to 68-56 with just under two minutes remaining. He was 7 of 8 from the field and 4 of 5 from beyond the arc.
There have been plenty of highs and lows already for Foster, who scored 15 points in a season-opening win over Dartmouth but was scoreless in 13 minutes in a home loss last week to then-No. 12 Arizona.
“My mindset was just to be ready when coach called my name,” Foster said. "Before the game, my teammates and my coaches were just telling me to be ready. I feel like I work hard for this moment, it’s a moment I’ve dreamed of, and so, yeah, just coming in and be ready."
Fair to say, he impressed coach Jon Scheyer.
“Every high school player in the country should follow what he’s done the last two games because it’s what it’s all about, the attitude, the mindset, the work, he’s crushed it,” Scheyer said.
Filipowski, who scored 25 points in each of Duke's first two games, had 10 points in the second half. The preseason All-American grabbed eight rebounds.
Mark Mitchell and Tyrese Proctor each scored 13 points as Scheyer got a win in front of his hometown crowd. He starred at Glenbrook North High School — about 25 miles from the United Center in Northbrook, Illinois — before becoming an All-American player and longtime assistant for Hall of Famer Mike Krzyzewski.
Tyson Walker led Michigan State with 22 points and Malik Hall scored 18. The Spartans shot 6 of 19 on 3-pointers after going 2 for 31 during their first two games, a season-opening loss to James Madison and a blowout win over Southern Indiana.
BE-DEVIL-ED
Michigan State fell to 4-15 all-time against Duke — 3-14 under coach Tom Izzo.
“I think we got a damn good team,” Izzo said. “I really do. We haven’t played very good. We haven’t played very good. We’re going to play good. But why am I 3-14? I would like to know what their record is against a bunch of other people. They’re good, you know, give ’em credit, they’re good. Give me blame, because I’ve had different players and still lost so it’s got to be the coach.”
The Spartans had a sizable contingent of fans that included Magic Johnson roaring early in the second quarter when they went on a 9-2 run to pull within four, capped by a put-back by Jaden Akins to make it 35-31.
Duke answered with a 12-2 run to bump the lead to 47-35. But Michigan State kept it close and got within 51-48 on a 3 by Tyson Walker.
BIG PICTURE
Michigan State: Let the panic begin in East Lansing with the Spartans below .500 after opening the season ranked fourth in the AP Top 25. Actually, they showed some resolve in the second half. But the 3-point shooting remains an issue.
Duke: The Blue Devils got the win they needed after the loss at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
UP NEXT
Michigan State: Hosts Butler on Friday.
Duke: Hosts Bucknell on Friday.
Kansas vs Kentucky
They saved the best for last in Tuesday night's doubleheader of the Champions Classic, as No. 1 Kansas and No. 17 Kentucky provided a thriller full of back and forths that ended with the top-ranked Jayhawks emerging victorious 89-84 in Chicago.Kansas took the game by storm in the opening few minutes in charging out to a 9-0 lead, but that was as big a lead as it got the rest of the night. Kentucky punched back by not only showing resolve, but responding with a resounding run of its own, finishing the first half with a 48-41 lead behind Rob Dillingham's 16 first-half points.Kentucky continued its run into the second half and grew its lead to as many as 14, but Kansas had the last wind to finish the heavyweight fight as big man Hunter Dickinson took over down the stretch. Dickinson, who finished with 27 points and 21 rebounds, recorded 14 points, 11 boards and three steals in the final 20 minutes of action, overwhelming UK with his size and tenacity and taking advantage of the Wildcats' lack of size (at least for now) in the frontcourt. There are no moral victories at a place like Kentucky -- because, well, it's Kentucky -- but losing to the preseason No. 1 team by five points in a game in which it did not have multiple key pieces in its frontcourt is at least a fine consolation for a tough loss. UK freshmen Justin Edwards and DJ Wagner both struggled, going 1 of 18 combined shooting from the floor, but fellow freshmen Reed Sheppard and Rob Dillingham combined for 31 points and looked the part as impactful pieces that could force their way into major rotation assets for a young Wildcats team.
- Hunter Dickinson became the first player to have at least 20 points and 20 rebounds vs. Kentucky over the last 25 years, per ESPN. He also is the first player in Champions Classic history to have a 20-20 game.
- Five-star recruits for Kentucky combined for five points in the losing effort. Four-star recruits for Kentucky accounted for 47 points. Antonio Reeves, who was not ranked as a recruit coming out of high school before signing with Illinois State and eventually transferring to Kentucky, had a team-high 24 points.
- Kansas' Kevin McCullar Jr. became the third Jayhawk in program history to record a triple-double, finishing with 12 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists (with his 10th rebound coming in the final second of the game). The first KU player to record a triple-double was Cole Aldrich in 2009, and the most recent KU player was Jeff Withey 11 years ago in 2012.
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At the May 13 Panthers home game, Big E served as emcee. It was also kids day and mothers were honored during the game, with Big E handing out roses to all the moms in attendance.
Big E has been out of action due to broken neck, as a result of a botched belly-to-back suplex from Ridge Holland on the floor during a tag team match on the Mar
At the May 13 Panthers home game, Big E served as emcee. It was also kids day and mothers were honored during the game, with Big E handing out roses to all the moms in attendance.
Big E has been out of action due to broken neck, as a result of a botched belly-to-back suplex from Ridge Holland on the floor during a tag team match on the March 11, 2022 episode of WWE SmackDown.
There is still no word on when or if he will return to in-ring action.
The Michigan Panthers will take on the Philadelphia Stars. The game will take place at Ford Field in Detroit, which will also host this year’s SummerSlam on Saturday, August 5.
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Going into this game, Michigan State was always the deeper team, But how would they stop the big at Michigan? Who would step up? Well last night we got the answer. Michigan State got 50 points out of the guards,