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Ra'Shede Hageman, defensive tackle for Atlanta Falcons (born in Lansing) (Football)
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Campy Russell, NBA player with Cleveland Cavaliers (attended high school in Pontiac) (Basketball)
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Morris Peterson, player with Oklahoma City Thunder (born in Flint) (Basketball)
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James Wisniewski, player for Anaheim Ducks (born in Canton) (Ice hockey)
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Lee Weyer, MLB umpire (born in Imlay City)
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Wilson Chandler, player for Denver Nuggets (born in Benton Harbor) (Basketball)
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The Michigan Stadium is the world’s largest stadium on campus and belongs to the University of Michigan in the Great Lakes region. The stadium, built-in 1927, has been expanded to become the largest in the western hemisphere and the fourth largest in the world. On December 11, 2010, the University of Michigan and Michigan State University set a new world record for the most people to watch ice hockey at the rink, with 104173 seats. An NCAA football match between the University of Michigan and the University of Notre Dame notched a record of 115106 seats on September 7, 2013. On August 2, 2014, International Champions Cup broke the North American football spectator record with 109318 players. The Michigan Stadium is also the site of the university’s annual commencement ceremony.
Michigan has produced many famous athletes who have competed in sports events, the Olympics, competitions, and more. Leo Anthony, Dot Robinson, Avery Brundage, REX Cawley, Karch Kiraly, William Porter. The random tool generated 610 items, detailing the names of the athletes and the type of games they participated in. Don’t Miss It.
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