Author: Shawn Windsor, Detroit Free Press

Jim Harbaugh says his players are setting an example in the time of a pandemic. He’s right. We need to follow it if we want football this fall.

The coronavirus will eventually recede into history. But another threat, one that’s been around much longer, is changing football right now: Racism.

College football is as divided as our country. A return to games, including for Michigan football and MSU, depends on how we come together.

Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh has long advocated for player freedom in college football. His latest proposal involving NFL draft is his most radical.

Michael Jordan’s “The Last Dance” is reminding Detroit Pistons fans why we loved Isiah Thomas and the Bad Boys even as everyone else hated them.

The 2020 NFL draft can’t come soon enough, frankly, at least for those of us who long for a day of normalcy, which is just about everybody.

Dwight Jones was a legendary high school basketball coach in Detroit. Thousands would have wanted to say goodbye, but coronavirus won’t let them.

Fanaticism is bleeding into our everyday lives. That’s why Garth Brooks was blasted for wearing Barry Sanders’ No. 20 Detroit Lions jersey recently.

Jim Harbaugh is a known quarterback whisperer. Yet it’s the QB position that hasn’t soared for Michigan football. Here’s why coach is the problem.

Michigan football finally gives fans a chance to believe and dance as Jim Harbaugh gets the offense going in the 45-14 rout of Notre Dame.