#TBT: Mill Thrills Again at Silverdome

By Geoff Kimmerly
MHSAA.com senior editor

November 26, 2014

By Geoff Kimmerly
Second Half editor

Pontiac Silverdome 25 years ago served as the stage for one of the most exciting moments in MHSAA Football Finals history, appropriately performed by an athlete known as "Mill the Thrill."

Mill Coleman, who later would star as a receiver at Michigan State University, scored on a 9-yard quarterback scramble with 1:34 to play to push Harrison even with DeWitt, 27-27. Steve Hill's extra point put the Hawks ahead to stay as they repeated as MHSAA champions. 

Below is a "Finals Flashback" to that go-ahead scoring run, part of a collection of flashbacks that formerly ran during breaks at MHSAA football championship games. Click for the full box score from that game and playoff results from the entire 1989 Class B bracket. 

The championship was the second of Harrison's now MHSAA-best 13. Coleman currently serves as an assistant coach for the Hawks. 

PHOTO: Farmington Hills Harrison quarterback Mill Coleman looks for an opening as DeWitt's Travis Gribble works to get away from a blocker while in pursuit. (Photo courtesy of Gary Shook.)

Unforgettable 5ive: 2022 Football Playoffs Week 2

By Jon Ross
MHSAA Director of Broadcast Properties

November 8, 2022

Five unforgettable plays from the second week of the 2022 MHSAA Football Playoffs:

► Bryce Kurncz scores the game-winner in triple overtime for DeWitt. 

► Cole Cabana leads Dexter to a 24-7 win with a 31-yard touchdown run. 

► Mitchell Smith boots Flat Rock to a District title with a game-winning 23-yard field goal. 

► Caledonia's Mason McKenzie converts the 2-pointer leading the Fighting Scots to a 14-13 double overtime win. 

► Clarkston beats Davison 49-40 as Ethan Clark scores six touchdowns.