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Lets get HYPE!!! This speech got me pumped but it did not work well for Notre Dame over the weekend

Today on Segment 16, the guys talk with Ray Bentley about the Lions, the Wolverines, Spartans, and squeezing testicles on the football field, for some reason. Find out why!

Week 1 of the 2017 college football season is just about finished. Here's what you missed thus far:

Today on Segment 16, the guys read and talk about a story in the Lansing Journal about former Michigan State football star, and Detroit Lion Charles Rogers. What happened to his life, his career, and where is he now?

With their fourth upset win of the tournament, Grand Valley State University Women's Basketball has advanced to the Final Four. Last night, the Lakers beat 2-seed, #19 Pittsburg State, 59-56.

Michigan State suffered a shocking 90-81 loss to Middle Tennessee today. The second-seed Spartans became only the eighth team in the NCAA men's tournament to lose to a fifteen-seed. It brings to mind the Michigan Wolverines football team's shocking loss to Appalachian State in 2007. Which loss was more shocking, the Spartans loss to Middle Tennessee or Michigan's loss to Appalachian State? Read Mo

The bracket talk has already gotten underway, and there's so much weirdness going on with college basketball, that Free Beer and Hot Wings have a lot to talk about on Segment 16. Joe, unfortunately, is lost. So, of course, Free Beer asks Joe some sports questions to bring him into the conversation.

Duke won its fifth NCAA Division I men's basketball title on Monday night, getting 23 points from freshman guard Tyus Jones in a 68-63 win over Wisconsin in Indianapolis. College basketball's player of the year, Frank Kaminsky, led the Badgers with 21 points and 12 rebounds in the battle of No. 1 seeds at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Some might not be very optimistic about No. 7 seed Michigan State University winning the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball national championship this weekend in Indianapolis. (We call those people haters, and they can shut up, right?) But you know who loves an underdog? Dogs, apparently. Jimmy Fallon's "The Tonight Show" puppies have picked MSU to win it all!

Electronic Arts has agreed to a $40 million settlement with college athletes who appeared in EA Sports’ NCAA Football and NCAA Basketball/March Madness series. The proposed settlement is now awaiting judicial approval.

There's nothing that we enjoy more than a good word scramble, especially when it's on a nationally-televised sports broadcast! In the case of this one by former NBA player Reggie Miller, a CBS Sports broadcaster, it came during last week's Mercer-Duke NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament game.

There is still some time before March Madness of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament. But thinking about your bracket now could pay off big time.