This is major for Houston sports fans:
Space City Home Network just announced the launch of a new app allowing Rockets and Astros fans to watch games directly from their device for $19.99 a month or $199.99 for the whole year.
Long overdue.
😳👀 Two weeks after graduating high school Derrick came across a 36-years old Klu Klux Kan member, who used a racial slur while holding a shotgun. Lewis neutralized the gun and put a beating on the man.
Despite claiming self-defense, Lewis received probation. Two years later, while attending Kilgore College on a football scholarship, he violated his probation “doing some stupid stuff” and was sent to prison. He would be denied parole two times and spent 3 ½ years behind bars before being released.
“The first time I was up for parole my mind was still on some crazy stuff like getting out and getting revenge. When they told me I couldn’t go home, I still had the anger. When they denied me the second time, I had to sit down and think about changing my life and plan on doing things better when I got out.”
A week after being released, Lewis was introduced to mixed martial arts by a friend and, while working as a tow-truck driver, continued with boxing under the tutelage of George Foreman.
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“Film Don’t Lie” with Matthew Golden 🍿
Matthew Golden transferred to Texas with the goal of hearing his name called in the NFL draft.
This week he’ll do just that.
He explains how his time in Austin and playing for Coach Sark set him up for his lifelong dream: