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The Chiefs are laying 4.5 points, but the point spread has shifted 2 points toward the Lions due to uncertainty over Travis Kelce's status for the game.

The likelihood of no Travis Kelce and no Chris Jones for Kansas City represents a massive shift in odds for this game.

The Lions are reportedly working the trade market for a new kicker. But they've already given up one draft pick to land a kicker this offseason. There's one veteran kicker available who makes a ton of sense.

MSU hasn't even lost a game yet, but its $95 million head coach is getting a head start on making the case that anything and everything other than himself is to blame for another failed season.

A week after the NCAA's disciplinary board rejected a negotiated four-game ban as not enough, Michigan is trying to stay the NCAA's harsher hand by...offering less than it already had?

The Michigan Senate on Wednesday approved a bill that would legalize alcohol sales at college stadiums through Michigan. The vote was a lopsided 36-2, but one of the two opposed was the senator representing the MSU community.

That makes Michigan State one of the most-represented universities in terms of major professional sports franchise proprietorship.

The same people who have lectured us for years about doing things "the right way" are out in force today making every excuse for their head coach's Level I NCAA violation and resulting suspension.

A year after Green punched Poole, the drama has yet to end.

Voluntarily giving away a home game to help the conference out of a tough spot with an angry TV partner isn't something a big-time college football program would do. You'll notice Ohio State, Michigan, and Penn State haven't made any such concession. If MSU isn't serious about being a real player, why should anyone be serious about supporting it?

Warren over-promised on behalf of the conference's schools, which has new Big Ten Commission Tony Pettiti scrambling to retain as much of the rights money as possible. The league has offered several concessions to placate its aggrieve TV partners, such as moving MSU vs. Penn State to Black Friday.

The entire country will be subjected during prime time on Nov. 11 to Ohio State chasing MSU out of the horseshoe by halftime, because the biggest game that week, Michigan at Penn State, will be played at noon before fans have even had time to fill the stadium. Why? Because the Big Ten essentially sold its scheduling department to Fox.