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Mike Rosenbaum is a Michigan-based freelance writer and author of the book, "Wolverine: A Photographic History of Michigan Football." His next book, on the history of University of Michigan basketball, will be published shortly.
A generation of Michigan football fans has grown up expecting that every U-M game would be on TV. But it wasn't always that way. For many Michigan fans, radio provided the primary link to Wolverines football. And nobody made those broadcasts come alive more vividly than Bob Ufer, '43.
Ex-pitcher Cecil Kaiser discusses life in the Negro Leagues, before baseball became integrated.
An infographic timeline describing 10 Ford Motor Co. manufacturing milestones.
America's premier sports car celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2002.
How Sam Yashinsky achieved his dream of pitching for the University of Michigan.
Paul Kavieff wrote the first book telling the whole story of the notorious Purple Gang.
Paralympic athlete Jim Lagerstrom overcame obstacles to become a skiing champion.
A sports column explains the history behind the Jewish athletic competition.
Ira Newble took an unusual, circuitous route to become an NBA starter.