PODCAST: Lions power past Jaguars // Should NIL make changes for smaller schools? // Baseball expansion in Utica
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To start the week off right, Fletcher "Nostradamus" Sharpe joins Jer to recap the Detroit Lions' powerful win over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Then, Fletcher and Jer talk about NIL deals after Oakland University Men's Basketball Head Coach Greg Kampe's interview was published by the Detroit Free Press. Does the newfound money in NIL deals hurt smaller universities? Sound off at dailydetroit@gmail.com!
Lastly, they discuss United Shore Professional Baseball League's new headquarters and restaurant coming to Utica. Have you experienced a game at Jimmy John's Field? Do you like aspects of it over going to watch the Detroit Tigers? Send us your feedback at dailydetroit@gmail.com!
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Fletcher Sharpe
Contributor - Detroit-area soccer journalist who covers lower-division U.S. Soccer for outlets including Midfield Press, MLive and the National Premier Soccer League. He has worked major events inclu
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