Happy Auer
TV appearances, radio shows, news, links & more from Nicole Auerbach
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My friend, Chris Spatola (opens the original)
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I can’t believe I don’t have a photo of the two of us together. I’ve spent the past three days scrolling through my phone looking for one, and I cannot find one. It’s weird to realize this about someone I spent six to nine hours working with almost every week for four years. I considered Chris Spatola a good friend — he knew so much about my family, my friends, my day-to-day life — but we were hardly ever physically in the same place at the same time.So, I don’t have any photos. And I’m kicking
Go to a sports bar, not social media (opens the original)
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Despite recommendations from doctors, wellness gurus and all the happiest people I know, I don’t turn my phone off and tuck it away a few hours before I go to sleep. I do not spend my mornings meditating and drinking lemon water. I do what most of us do — I scroll social media. I see things that make me angry, because the algorithm wants me to be outraged. That’s nothing new, of course. I’ve read all the studies that explain the phenomenon. But that doesn’t mean sites like Twitter/X aren’t more
Wait one second ... (opens the original)
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You know how a certain song or scent can bring you back to a time and place? Well, I feel that when it comes to Michigan football. I think — no, I know — much of that stems from a very specific starting point. The first game of my freshman year was Appalachian State’s upset of then-No. 5 Michigan at the Big House. I wrote about that experience on the 10-year anniversary of the biggest upset in college football history, and it’s something I think about fairly often. I didn’t know
That wonderful Week 1 feeling (opens the original)
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There is no better feeling than the moment before your favorite team kicks off for the first time. Anything is possible. It might be the year you tell your grandkids about someday.Everyone did get bulk up in the weight room this offseason. The quarterback definitely fixed all of his bad tendencies. Every transfer fits into the scheme perfectly. And, haven’t you heard? This freshman class is going to have an immediate impact; they’ll be the group of players that finally turn this thing around.The
Who won the college football offseason? (opens the original)
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We did it, everyone! We made it to the start of the 2026 college football season. We will have actual football on our television screens this weekend — with new developments we can then overreact to!I can’t wait. Especially after yet another long week dominated by talk of eligibility lawsuits.Someone asked me yesterday, “Who won the offseason?” Normally, that’s an easy question to answer. I could go with USC and say it’s because the Trojans signed the nation’s No. 1 recruiting class and look to
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