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This is pretty cool. The formerly retired Elliot Uzelac, who coached at WMU, Navy, Michigan, and Ohio State in his Division I coaching career, took over a Benton Harbor team that was in trouble and led them to the Michigan High School Playoffs. It caught the eye of Scott Van Pelt, who made Uzelac the feature subject of his famous "One Big Segment" last night. Watch the video for your morning feels.

Interesting: Miami is now the only university to have graduated a Super Bowl winning QB, a U.S. President and now a Speaker of the House.

— Blog of Brotherhood (@MiamiHockeyBlog) October 29, 2015

Earlier today, Paul Ryan (R-WI) was elected the Speaker of the House, replacing the departing John Boehner (R-OH). The moment he took the gavel, Speaker Ryan made history... for his alma mater, Miami University. Miami is now the only institution that can claim a Super Bowl winning quarterback (Ben Roethlisberger), a U.S. President (Benjamin Harrsion), and now, a Speaker of the House (Ryan). Other notable political alumni include Charles Anderson (former governor of Ohio), Chung Un-Chan (former prime minister of South Korea) and Donna Shalala (former Secretary of Health and Human Services, current President of University of Miami [FL]).

Hand-rolled sushi or local apple pie at McGuirk on Saturday? New menu items debuting: http://t.co/sEm5XXyEde @darrenrovell #FIUvsUMASS

— UMass Football (@UMassFootball) September 29, 2015

The University of Massachusetts has been renowned in recent years when it comes to their on-campus food offerings. In fact, they we're just rated #2 in the nation for 'Best Food' by The Princeton Review behind only Bowdoin College in Maine. Now UMass Dining will be bringing some new flavors to the stands at McGuirk Stadium on Saturdays as they plan to roll out items ranging from hand-rolled sushi to sustainably-harvested Maine lobster rolls. UMass has been a leader in offering sustainable, healthy options for its students in its dining commons, and it looks like they'll be doing the same inside McGuirk Stadium come Saturdays, which should have Minutemen fans even more excited for campus home games.

Every year, everyone looks for the top party schools in the nation, and once again, the Midwest (and the B1G) rules all, as Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin-Madison were the top three. However, there was also some #MACtion on the list, as Ohio was ranked 16th out of 20 schools, and Miami was ranked 19th based on parameters set by The Princeton Review, which can be found on their website. 380 schools were reviewed for the rankings, with the top 20 being ranked.

Shout out to @RedditCFB for this really cool thing. Basically, an r/CFB user used a rather complicated math equation (found here: http://www.reddit.com/r/CFB/comments/3cwze4/oc_what_beer_is_your_d1_football_team_killing_the/) in order to determine a unique beer for every single D1 university taking into account brewery locations, fan attendence, and popularity of beers (amongst other extigent factors.) Click to link to find out your favorite school's "official" beer!

YAY #MACtion! According to HubSpot, a blog that essentially analyzes digital marketing trends, the Ohio Bobcats "attack cat" logo is "well balanced" with "good integration of a logo with type." Amoungst the other honorees are Texas' Longhorn, Oregon's silhoutette "O," Miami's "U," and Notre Dame's monogram.

#MACtion: Back for Magic #MSPaintMonday pic.twitter.com/PNkFBQ3zQ3

— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) June 8, 2015

LOOK AT IT. JUST LOOK AT IT. Rotehlisberger as the Rambo-esque leader, Diesel the Huskie as a renegade gunner. Antonio Brown as communications/hacker guy... Louis Delmas with purple dreads!?!? Can we set up a GoFundMe for this?

5Dimes recently released betting lines for expected wins for all 128 football teams in FBS. The Mid-American Conference is a wild card for oddsmakers, as there are plenty of surprises to be seen. Northern Illinois and Western Michigan are one and two at 8.5 and 8 wins expected, with Akron in third at 7.5. The MAC team with the worst odds are the EMU Eagles, at 1.5 wins and a -185 over/+145 under. You can see the rest of the MAC teams, as well as the rest of college football lines at the provided link.