Signing Naturally Unit 2 Review

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Shawna Erholm

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Aug 3, 2024, 5:18:10 PM8/3/24

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With TikTok being my preferred search engine, it didn't take long for me to stumble upon the Windmill. The app's algorithm routinely spawns offbeat home decor finds and life-changing supplies for the masses: Who can forget the pink-grout-tiled side tables and DIY foam mirrors that popped up during the early months of the pandemic when people were stuck indoors?

Beyond its objectively photogenic appeal (and ability to meet my home-life Pinterest influencer specifications), there's genuine thoughtfulness in the design: The air vents are at the top of the unit, so there's no dust, clutter, or clunkiness in your line of view. But wait, there's more.

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Nevermind that the Spartans are the No. 3 team in the country, or that the football team is enjoying its best run in years with five 11+ winning seasons in the past six campaigns. Dantonio has been MSU's head coach for nine seasons, plus three before that in Cincinnati. And it's not like his name is Marty Mornhinweg.

Who's No. 1? Meanwhile, Tom Izzo's Michigan State basketball team is off to a 12-0 start, its best ever (with a chance to go 13-0 against Oakland at the Palace on Tuesday night). The Spartans are ranked No. 1 - which naturally seems to have pundits suggesting that this year is not all that hot in college basketball.

Now, we're not suggesting Izzo and Co. are going to go undefeated, but please, some credit where credit is due. Sure, the Spartans have looked sluggish at times, especially in the first half of their past two games against Florida and Northeastern. But this team is looking like something special, a typical Izzo unit that plays amazing man-to-man defense, uses tons of players and never seems to quit. And Denzel Valentine looks to possess some of that Magic Johnson / Mateen Cleaves leadership mix needed for a title contender.

Hey, we're No. 1 too! Or at least No. 2 - according to the most recent college football recruiting rankings, that is. In what has been an amazing 2015 (minus one final play against Michigan State) for the Michigan football program, Jim Harbaugh has been grabbing recruits left and right. This past week brought Devin Bush from Florida and Kareem Walker from New Jersey - and catapulted U-M to one of the top classes (so far) heading into National Signing Day.

We're thinking playoffs: How about those Detroit Pistons, who are making NBA basketball something worth watching and caring about again in our area? Two amazing victories - a 119-116 shootout over Boston and then a four-OT epic at Chicago have Detroit at 16-12, its best mark in years. And three players - Andre Drummond, Reggie Jackson and Kentavious Caldwell Pope - had 30-point nights this week, showing the talent that Stan Van Gundy has to work with. While the bench needs help (and may get some when Brandon Jennings and Jodie Meeks return from injury), this team looks like a playoff contender in the Eastern Conference.

To the Michigan basketball team, which had two players with triple-doubles this week, after producing only three such games ever before. Sure, they were easy wins over Northern Kentucky and Youngstown State, but it's still an impressive accomplishment for Caris LeVert and Derrick Walton Jr., especially for Walton in what was his second game back from injury.

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