#SocialStudies v11.0

April 26, 2012

April is coming to a close and we're catapulting into the final full month of the 2012 sports year.

Let's dive right into a few video bits -- shall we?

1.Spring in his step

Spring college football doesn't involve a lot of technical tackling or hard-hitting, but that doesn't make this feat any less impressive.  When was the last time you saw a ball carrier run full tilt into a jump-stop and then front-flip over a defender? And stick the dismount ... errrrr "landing' ... well enough to keep gaining yards?

Prior to watching this clip from Lincoln (Mo.) University, my answer was never.


2. GOOOOOAAAAAALLLLLL!!!!

It's a bit out-of-season, but I had to share this clip between Saint-John and Chicoutimi (Quebec Junior Hockey League) -- won in OT by a player who needs some recognition for being, in my recollection, the first to celebrate a goal in such fashion.

The French announcers are a bit obnoxious, but trust me here: The Frozen Worm this kid busts out after the goal is epic. 


3. The agony of ...

Earlier this month, SB Nation online voters were tasked with selecting the best animated sports GIF of All-Time -- and it should be noted that a clip from the mitten made the Finals.

Wolverine fans, even you have to appreciate the sheer awesomeness of this mortified punter face. In his defense, I'm pretty sure this is exactly how I would look in the Big House if I was in his cleats. (Click on photo for link to clip.)


4. One more look at two of Michigan's finest

To finish off this week: we bring you the recently-compiled highlights from the 2011-12 Team Wrestling Finals in Battle Creek this winter. Clips include a close-up of Taylor Massa's championship win for St. Johns in Division 2 and Student Advisory Council member Kevin Beazley's pin in the Division 1 Final for Detroit Catholic Central.


As always, shoot us your favorite internet gems anytime -- you might just see them on #SocialStudies.

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Champions Crowned on MHSAA.TV

November 6, 2013

Postseason competition in four MHSAA sports, including 13 first-round football playoff games, are among offerings now available at MHSAA.TV.

In addition to those football openers are all four Lower Peninsula Boys Soccer Finals, multiple camera views from every race of the Lower Peninsula Cross Country Finals, plus highlight shows from Upper Peninsula Cross Country and Girls Tennis and Lower Peninsula Boys Tennis and Girls Golf Finals.

Here's a look at some of what you'll see at MHSAA.TV:

  • Eaton Rapids vs. Charlotte football
  • Bessemer vs. Crystal Falls Forest Park football
  • Southfield vs. Birmingham Seaholm football
  • Hartford vs. Watervliet football
  • Fremont vs. Comstock Park football
  • Wayland vs. Plainwell football
  • Hillman vs. St. Ignace football
  • Montrose vs. Reese football
  • Mason vs. Tecumseh football
  • Taylor Truman vs. Allen Park football
  • McBain vs. Lincoln Alcona football
  • Atlanta vs. Johannesburg-Lewiston football
  • Ogemaw Heights vs. Cheboygan football
  • Bellaire vs. Grand Rapids Covenant Christian boys soccer (MHSAA Semifinal)
  • Spring Lake vs. Sturgis boys soccer (MHSAA Semifinal)
  • Cedar Springs vs. Ada Forest Hills Eastern volleyball
  • Calumet vs. Hancock volleyball
  • AuGres-Sims vs. Oscoda volleyball
  • St. Ignace vs. Charlevoix volleyball
  • Lakeview vs. Big Rapids volleyball
  • Posen vs. Onaway volleyball 
  • Posen vs. Rogers City volleyball
  • AuGres-Sims vs. Rogers City volleyball
  • Mio vs. Rogers City volleyball

Prep Zone: MHSAA Prep Zone on FOXSportsDetroit.com will again Friday stream live video of four playoff games.This week's games kick off at 7 p.m. EDT:

  • Battle Creek Lakeview (10-0) at Portage Central (10-0)
  • Saline (9-1) at Temperance Bedford (10-0)
  • Oak Park (7-4) vs. Detroit U-D Jesuit (7-4) at Ferndale High School
  • Pewamo-Westphalia (9-1) at Carson City-Crystal (10-0)

MHSAA Perspective: John Johnson talks about the MHSAA Scholar-Athlete Award, which honors its 25th class in 2013-14 - Scholar-Athlete Turns 25