Big Ten rivalry football game to collect urine for research
Newest development Big Ten rivalry football game to collect urine for research
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (WISH) — On Saturday, fans of both Michigan and Michigan State will unite for a competitive “Piss Off” to see who can collect the most urine. The urine that is collected will be turned into a nutrient-rich fertilizer that will be used for horticultural crops.
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MSU and U of M host 'Piss Off' to collect game day urine
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Big Ten rivalry football game to collect urine for research
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WLNS Lansing
MSU and U of M host 'Piss Off' to collect game day urine (opens WLNS Lansing)WLNS Lansing's feed description
New York Post
Researchers at Michigan-Michigan State game are going to collect urine at … ‘The Piss Off’ (opens New York Post)New York Post's feed description
The Oregonian
Big Ten schools collecting urine at rivalry game in ‘Piss Off’ (opens The Oregonian)The Oregonian's feed description
Fox2 Detroit
UM-MSU rivalry now includes urine collection for fertilizer research (opens Fox2 Detroit)Fox2 Detroit's feed description
WISH-TV Indianapolis
Big Ten rivalry football game to collect urine for research (opens WISH-TV Indianapolis)WISH-TV Indianapolis's feed description