Search results
Results from the WOW.Com Content Network
Cynthia A. Johnson (born August 19, 1958) is an American politician who served as a member of the Michigan House of Representatives from the 5th district from 2019 to 2022. Early life and education [ edit ]
Neil Johnson, NBA player for New York Knicks (born in Jackson) Chris Kaman, center for five NBA teams (born in Grand Rapids) Greg Kelser, forward for 1979 NCAA champion Michigan State and NBA player (attended high school in Detroit) Danny Lewis (born 1970), American-English basketball player; Grant Long, player for several teams (born in Wayne ...
George Haggarty, played 1922–25, leading scorer of the U-M men's basketball team his junior and senior season [citation needed] Tim Hardaway Jr., played 2010–13, first-team All-Big Ten (2013) Frank Harrigan, played 1924–27, first player in Michigan basketball history to score over 100 points in three consecutive seasons [172]
It will not be the senior sendoff Michigan basketball pictured to open the season.. The Wolverines entered the 2023-24 season determined to prove last year's missed NCAA tournament was an anomaly ...
Walter Owens, Negro league baseball pitcher, basketball and track and field player for Michigan, baseball and basketball coach at Detroit's Northwestern High School [49] William Perigo, Western Michigan basketball player and head coach; William Porter, Olympic gold medalist [50] John Potter, professional football kicker [51]
Michigan basketball has plenty to be thankful for as it got the first ranked win of the Dusty May era, defeating No. 22 Xavier 78-53 on Wednesday and claim the Fort Myers Tip-Off Championship ...
The Attorney general's office said the woman left racially and politically motivated messages for then-Reps. Sarah Anthony and Cynthia Johnson.
Cynthia Goyette: Detroit: Swimming: Women's 4 × 100 meter medley relay: Hayes Jones: Pontiac: Athletics: Men's 110 meters hurdles: Henry Carr: Detroit: Men's 200 meters: Men's 4 × 400 meters relay: Rex Cawley: Farmington: Men's 400 meters hurdles: Norbert Schemansky: Detroit: Weightlifting: Men's +90 kg: 1968 Grenoble: Terry McDermott ...