Twenty-five years later, some moments are impossible to forget.
On the eve of the 25th anniversary of September 11th, former President George W. Bush visited FDNY Ladder Company 3 on Thursday—the firehouse whose apparatus was so badly damaged in the collapse of the World Trade Center that it never returned to service. Today, that rig is preserved at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum.
President Bush spoke with members about the days and years that followed the attacks.
The bullhorn speech at Ground Zero. That unforgettable first pitch at Yankee Stadium. And the people who stood together when our city—and our country—needed them most.
A quarter-century has passed, but the memories remain. #NeverForget
Kenneth Marino of FDNY Rescue Ladder 1 loved his children, his wife and baseball - specifically, Ken Griffey Jr.
🎥 MLB Network Special: When America Took the Field - tonight at 10pm ET
Every year on or right before 9/11, we show this video to our students. It’s not only powerful story-telling, it’s a reminder to a younger generation about how life altering 9/11 was for those of us who lived it. It’s only 10 min #themanintheredbandana
Extended interview: Former Nebraska senator Ben Sasse has metastatic pancreatic cancer. He spoke with 60 Minutes' Scott Pelley about where America has been and where it could still go.
I’ve always said an SEC Championship Game participant would never be left out of the @CFBPlayoff. Alabama’s participation in this game is debatable at this point.
Brad Pitt helped Shia LaBeouf find God.
During Fury (2014), Pitt who grew up Christian but left it, had long talks with Shia and director David Ayer, a devout Christian.
LaBeouf said:
“I found God doing Fury. I became a Christian.. not in bullsh*t way.”
Munson said his favorite call was the Hobnail Boot. This one is his most memorable.
He never said “touchdown” once.
He broke his chair.
“Property destroyed” - Kirby referenced this in Indy after the Natty win.
“I gave up. You did too.” - might be his best line ever.
All of that in one call. Go Dawgs!
So, just to get it straight:
A win over a Top 12 Clemson team on the road - which feels like a pretty big piece of a resume, especially this time of year - moved South Carolina up... one spot.
A win over 5-6 Auburn at home moved Alabama up... two spots.
THE RIG IS IN!
I didn’t think the committee could get any worse from last season… I was dead wrong… SMU at 8 is a travesty. South Carolina at 14 is absurd. OSU losing to an awful team FOR THEIR SECOND LOSS and being 6 is criminal.
The committee project has failed. What’s next?
If your program lost to Vanderbilt (LOL) and went on the road to 5-5 Oklahoma and only put up 3 points in a despicable blowout, would you still be ranked in the top-20, let alone in the PLAYOFF picture?
Are you Alabama? ✅
Are you not Alabama? ❌
Georgia dropping nine (9️⃣!) spots after it lost to Ole Miss (top-15 team) ON THE ROAD earlier this season will always reek of conspiracy and Committee agenda.
Nobody has come close to such a slap after losing to unranked teams at home or getting blown out by 5-5 teams.
So let me get this straight.
Georgia is 3 last week, and drops to 12 after losing to 16, while Miami is 4 last week and drops only to 9 after losing to an unranked team.
I’m happy Ole Miss is ahead of Georgia, but that literally makes no sense why Miami didn’t drop more.