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That awkward moment when you say "raise the roof" but the ceiling has a different plan.

Today on Segment 16, the guys enjoy a news story where there's a bus! Did you know it was perfect bus-viewing weather? An amazing bus has come to Kalamazoo, and people are cheering and super excited that the bus has come to West Michigan! OMG a bus!

Saturday will see ESPN's "College Game Day" in town as Western Michigan host Buffalo.  To celebrate their arrival, Sweetwater's Donut Mill has created doughnut versions for the seven members of the show.

A computer simulation says no college football team in the country has a better chance to go undefeated than Western Michigan University. It's not even close.

Grandville Softball is heading to the Little League World Series semifinals after a thrilling 3-2 victory over Lincoln Little League, Portland, Oregon!

John Saunders, a well known and beloved announcer at ESPN since 1986, died Thursday morning. He was 61.

ESPN'S College GameDay is coming to East Lansing Saturday, September 12th, where the Michigan State Spartans will battle the Oregon Ducks.

ESPN said it "might be the best baseball mascot race we've ever seen". The Whitecaps called the takedown a "Griffins-worthy check". See for yourself.

One of the most hated figures in Detroit sports history will continue to ruin your college football experience next season.

ESPN X Games is partnering with MasterCraft Boats for a new wakeboarding competition and world-record skifly attempt in August at Millennium Park Lake.

At the top of the seventh inning of Sunday's St. Louis Cardinals-Chicago Cubs Major League Baseball game broadcast, the ESPN commentators talked about the importance of being consistent. Then, baseball analyst Curt Schilling made a joke about his sex life.

Anyone who's older than 13 years old and has ever watched professional wrestling knows the matches and storylines are scripted. It's like a live-action soap opera and that's what interests a lot of people. However, there is a lot the public doesn't see, and this ESPN E:60 documentary went behind the curtain with the WWE to show what really happens.