Jack Plummer's season was one for the record books, and now he's taking home the league's highest individual honor.
Congratulations 2026 UFL MVP Jack Plummer!
“Finding the Mark” — Jack Plummer is slicing up the UFL with the Orlando Storm!
Undrafted → Panthers practice squad → NOW the guy. Back-to-back 75%+ games and the offense is rolling.
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Here’s a story I think the current Notre Dame players need to hear:
“In his second season as the head coach of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Lou Holtz’s team experienced a humiliating loss against Texas A&M in the Cotton Bowl. Feeling totally demoralized, Holtz walked into the locker room to find that most of his players didn’t seem to be overly upset at this loss.
Except for one young man. Second-string Chris Zorich was sitting in front of his locker, weeping deep, gut-heaving sobs.
Holtz decided at that moment that the next year’s team would be composed of players who loved football enough to weep over the losses.
The very next season the lamenting player left his position of bench warmer to starter to team captain. That young man, who cared enough, to experience fully his anguish, helped the Fighting Irish win a National Championship.
Chris Zorich, hard-hitting, tough football player, won his spot on the starting team because he cared enough to cry.” (via EGND Irish Illustrated).
On #DDay, 90% of the soldiers on the first boats didn't live to see the end of the day. Look at those faces. Some of them never made it to 18. Some never fell in love, or had the opportunity to have children. They never voted, or owned a home, they never saw parents again.
Think about that.
They paid the ultimate price for our freedom.
We will remember them. #lestweforget2024
KIRK HERBSTREIT ON PARENTING
"I'm cool with my kids failing... It's part of the process. Every day there is adversity... They have to learn how to deal with junk... It's okay to make a mistake. Get back up and let's keep going forward."
~ @KirkHerbstreit@thewinningdiff1
How in heaven’s name are people trapped in defeat to have any hope of a different life if we’re unwilling to tell them what we were like and how Jesus has changed us? The gospel defies one of the most pervasive beliefs in all humanity: that people never really change.
Oh, yes, they do. I did. Many of you did. And somebody needs to know it to have hope to make it.