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The Factory Report: 2020 NBA Playoff Predictions

Luke and Caleb predict each round of the 2020 NBA playoff bracket.

Opinion: It’s time for the Washington Redskins to change their name

The Washington Redskins have received backlash over their mascot for years, and now is the time for the name to be abolished. 

The Factory Report: NBA Players React to Season Comeback

A recent ESPN article revealed what some of the players are saying about the season restart in Orlando, Fla. 

Basketball star Emoni Bates commits to Michigan State

The Factory Report: Most Hated Sports Teams

Luke reviews Bleacher Report's rankings of the top 50 most hated sports teams.

The Factory Report: Picturing the NBA Playoffs

The NBA recently announced July 31 as the tentative start date for its 2019-2020 season. Luke and Caleb discuss the new setup.

The Factory Report: Reacting to Jim Harbaugh's interview with 247Sports

Luke and Caleb react to a bold claim made by Coach Harbaugh during his interview on 247Sports.

Opinion: We need more American sports dramas

As the pandemic wreaks havoc on the TV programming calendar, it may leave some holes open to be filled in the future; perhaps sports dramas can rise up and fill them.

The Factory Report: Predicting the Lions 2020 Schedule

Luke and Caleb predict the results of each game on the Lion's schedule. Are we looking at another bleak season, or is there some hope for the home team?

The Factory Report: Ranking the Power Rankings

 Luke and Caleb review the NFL 2020 preseason power rankings.

The Factory Report: "The Last Dance" Review

Luke, a Michael Jordan fan, and Caleb, a Pistons devotee, share their thoughts on Chicago Bulls documentary "The Last Dance".

Review: Ranking the Detroit Lions’ Draft Picks

An in-depth look at each of the Lions’ 2020 draft selections and letter grades based on how I think they’ll fit in with the team.

The Factory Report: Reviewing the Lions' Draft Picks

Luke and Caleb talk draft results and debate how this could play out for the Detroit Lions next season!

Los Angeles Chargers pick up Kevin McGill

The Los Angeles Chargers have signed Kevin McGill, a former defensive back at Eastern Michigan who was named to the 2018 All-MAC Second Team and 2019 All-MAC Third Team. McGill was one of the best defensive backs in the MAC during his college career and he will now compete for a spot on the Chargers’ roster. 

Steven Nielsen gets signed by the Jaguars

Steven Nielsen, a former Eastern Michigan offensive tackle has signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars following the 2020 NFL Draft which ended on Saturday, April 25. The 6’8 offensive lineman played in 49 games at Eastern Michigan over the last four seasons and started all 13 games last year. He earned 2018 Third Team All-MAC honors. 

The Factory Report: EMU sports trivia

Luke and Caleb test their knowledge of EMU athletics!

Eagles welcome transfer guard Bryce McBride

Bryce McBride, a 6-2 point guard out of Jackson, Tennessee, announced his decision to join the Eastern Michigan men’s basketball program on Wednesday, March 28 on Twitter. He attended Dyersburg State Community College last season and was named First Team All-TJCCAA after averaging 24.2 points, 4.3 assists, and 3.4 rebounds per game. 

3-star OT Coleon Smith signs with EMU after decommitting from Indiana

Coleon Smith, a 3-star offensive tackle according to ESPN and 247 Sports, has signed with head coach Chris Creighton and the Eastern Michigan Eagles football program. Smith signed with the team on Wednesday, April 15 via Twitter. He previously committed to Indiana on February 5, 2020 before changing his mind in EMU’s favor.

The Factory Report: Predicting COVID-19's impact on sports

Luke and Caleb are back to discuss how COVID-19 may impact the future or sports!

Looking back at the EMU women's basketball team's top moments

The Eastern Michigan Eagles women’s basketball team had an up-and-down 2019-20 campaign, which came to an abrupt end due to the coronavirus pandemic, just as they were starting to play to their full potential. The Eagles finished with a 16-15 (9-9) record, including a 9-6 record at home, and a number of outstanding individual and team performances. Looking back, here are Eastern Michigan’s top five moments from this past season.