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Sutton drama continues // Dusty May goes to Michigan // Detroit City FC wins a cold one

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Sutton drama continues // Dusty May goes to Michigan // Detroit City FC wins a cold one

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Fletcher Sharpe is in on this Tuesday talking all about the Detroit Lions, U of M's new basketball coach Dusty May, Michigan Panthers and Detroit City FC.

The Rundown:

00:47 - So it turns out Cam Sutton was at the Lions practice facility doing strength work when the organization found out about his warrant. Should they have turned him in? Was advising him to turn himself in the right way to go?

04:47 - The discussion of who might replace Sutton as CB continues, and the name Marshon Lattimore keeps coming up.

09:13 - Dusty May is in as Michigan's new basketball coach, and we're positive on the move.

12:16 - Events coming up this weekend including the NCAA Midwest regionals and the kickoff of the Michigan Panthers season

15:11 - Jer and Fletcher were at the Detroit City FC home opener, and we get into what's different about the 2024 squad and why this club is more fun to watch than last year.

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