Oakland University NCAA win // Lions life after Sutton // Detroit City adds loan
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Fletcher Sharpe is in for Devon O'Reilly - and the timing is perfect as Oakland University had their first NCAA Men's tournament win. We talk about it and more.
The Detroit podcast rundown:
01:48 - The Oakland University Golden Grizzlies have a historic win, beating Kentucky. We break it down including talking about Jack Gohlke who looked so comfortable dropping threes.
07:42 - Michigan State advances, shows up in a way they didn't much over the season.
09:27 - Cam Sutton is done as Detroit Lion and as of this recording is still at large from the law. So what's next?
13:55 - Detroit City FC picks up an important loaned player from MLS squad Chicago Fire and we talk about it, plus prep for Loudon on Saturday.
Devon O'Reilly will be back next week. .
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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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