Thank you so much for all your love. I feel so blessed to do what I love again with the people I love. Thank you to Mom for working so hard behind the scenes, my two awesome sisters Gracy and @AnnieAgar for their endless love and support to allow us to continue this.
Absolutely. I went deep dive on this. There are lots of angles out there, you can stopwatch the play and all sorts of things. There are explanations on why the NBC broadcast slowly diverts from the pregame "sync."
I went into it believing Western Michigan got screwed but after reviewing it all and talking to experts, there was time left. There just was. Michigan deserved the extra play.
The replay protocols were not followed - which is what the MAC protested and the NCAA is saying - but in real life, in the actual stadium, under the actual clock, Michigan won.
Believe whatever you want, doesn't matter to me. In the end this is a game that is always imprecise - spotting the ball, the clock, etc - so expecting it to be precise at the end might be too much. But the facts are the facts here.
Jacksonville Jaguars star Travis Hunter responds to reporter who asked him why he got baptized before his game.
"It's a crazy question. Why did I get baptized? It's Sunday, it's God's day, and I've been planning to get baptized for a minute."
"I want to change my life, I want to become a better man..."
"It means a lot, you know, becoming a better man, leaving my old flesh and just becoming the new Travis."
Great answer.
Last night in Nashville, Jelly Roll delivered a moment so powerful it left an entire stadium breathless. In the middle of his set—just as the music thundered and the lights blazed—he suddenly stopped. Holding the microphone close, his voice rang out across the crowd, asking everyone to join him in a one-minute moment of silence for Charlie Kirk and the innocent lives lost on 9/11.
And then, silence. More than 25,000 people stood still—no cheers, no music, only reverence. A single minute passed, heavy with sorrow, yet radiant with unity.
When the silence ended, Jelly Roll lifted his voice. Soft at first, then rising strong, he began to sing “God Bless America.” The crowd erupted—tens of thousands of voices soaring together, filling the night sky with a chorus of hope and pride. American flags waved high. Tears streamed down faces. What had been silence became a tidal wave of song, spirit, and unbreakable togetherness.
Jelly Roll didn’t just pause a concert—he transformed it into a sacred tribute, a reminder of loss, resilience, and the grace of a nation standing as one.
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Since 2011, Gary Sinise, who played 'Lieutenant Dan' in Forrest Gump, has raised over $300 million for wounded veterans, first responders, and their families. The Gary Sinise Foundation has served more than 950,000 meals and has performed over 500 support concerts worldwide.