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There are few people in life that are easily identifiable by something other than their face. Maybe it's their height. Maybe it's their walk. Maybe it's their hair style (we're looking at you, Dennis Rodman). Few people, though, are as recognizable from their voice as the late Casey Kasem.
If you are around my age or older, then you are keenly aware of the soothing tones of Kasem's long distance dedications and his American Top 40 countdowns. What you might not be aware of is the length of his career that spanned almost 40 years. As if being the radio voice of a generation, he was also the voice of Shaggy on Scooby Doo along with several Transformers. He also had cameos on Saved by the Bell and ALF. ALF, y'all! When Kasem died in 2014, the world of radio and entertainment lost a giant. What better way to celebrate the day of his birth than with some MAC news.
Department of Justice to Investigate Satellite Camps | ESPN
The premise behind the investigation is whether or not holding up the ban would decrease access to higher education for students. This impacts the MAC a great deal as satellite camps are how coaches and staff get access to high school recruits on a large scale fiscally-responsible stage.
Eastern Michigan: We're Keeping Football | Detroit Free Press
The Eastern Michigan Eagles president, interim president, and members of the Board of Regents sent an open letter to the EMU community announcing their response to the dust up over the football program's finances making the rounds early this week.
How Mike Neu Changed Ball State's Culture | The Star Press
To the casual observer, things are different around Ball State's football program. Ultimately, that change is coming from the top with hopes that it will translate to on-field success this fall.
Western Michigan Broncos Ready for MAC Tourney | Battle Creek Inquirer
The top-seeded Broncos open the men's tennis tournament Friday in Dekalb, IL with their sights set on MAC hardware. At 18-5 overall and 6-1 in league play, that's not a terrible expectation.