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1994 Superbowl Halftime Show

I remember this like it was almost yesterday.

1994 Superbowl…

Cowboys beat the Bills… you know… back when the Cowboys won stuff.

I was at my parent’s friends’ house in Bolivar, TN. I was 11 years old, and the halftime show was Clint Black, Travis Tritt, Tanya Tucker, and The Judds.

What a time to be alive.

Behold, one of the greatest Super Bowl Half-Time Shows of all time:

THIS is what we need more of.

The past few half-time shows have been Rap/Hip-Hop, and no disrespect to that, but when was the last time we had a Country show?

Oh right, 1994.

Which makes zero sense, as Country Music is as big as it ever was.

At the very least, a Post Malone Half-Time show with all of his collaborators?

Come on, NFL.

Let’s make this happen.

80,000 Oklahoma Fans Honor the Late Great Toby Keith at Home Opener!

What a great way to honor a Country Legend.

Last night, at Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, The Sooners not only beat the pants off of Temple, but over 80,000 fans honored longtime Sooners fan Toby Keith- who passed away in February- by singing “Courtesy of the Red, White & Blue”.

Not gonna lie, it brought a tear to my eye:

Dammnnn…

What a great way to honor the Big Dog Daddy!

This will be happening all season, as Toby’s biggest hits will be played in his honor between the 3rd and 4th Quarters of each home game this season.

As they should be.

You know Toby is in Heaven right now, holding a red solo cup and grinning like crazy.

Kansas City Chiefs “Falling For Football”

It’s NFL Post-Season, and having lived a large portion of my adult life in Kansas, of course I’m pulling for the Chiefs!

And I have a feeling a lot more people will, too, after this Hallmark movie themed hype video got released.

I choked on my coffee watching it this morning.


Sadly, Taylor Swift wasn’t in the video, but Donna Kelce is! “The heart can be in two places at once”… PERFECT! (If you know, you know)

I know some people are complaining about this video, but honestly? I love it!  And I actually can’t stand Hallmark movies, but this made me smile this morning. Not everything has to be so dang serious, people.  Let it go.

Also, the Chiefs are taking on Miami Saturday night at Arrowhead Stadium where it will be a tundra weather-wise.

Hopefully this will freeze Miami up?

We’ll see!

 

GOOOO CHIEFSSSS!!!!

 

The NEW ESPN College GameDay Theme Song

College Football Season is HERE!!!!

Can I get an AMEN?

Which basically means Fall is here, and I’m beyond ready.

A few weeks ago, it was announced that Big & Rich would no longer be singing ESPN College Gameday’s opening song “Comin’ to Your City”- which was the theme for 16 years. Well, the replacement theme song has just been released, and it’s basically an updated version of “Comin’ to Your City” with The Cadillac Three, Lainey Wilson, and Darius Rucker, and it’s perfect.

Also, I just love Lainey Wilson.

Here’s the OG version by Big & Rich:

So, basically, just a super fun, freshened up version. I’m here for it!

ESPN College Gameday starts at 11:30AM ET tomorrow, and Darius Rucker will be the guest picker for the “Battle of the Carolinas” matchup.

Fall is here, ya’ll!!!!

Well, not technically, but College football and hunting season (Dove) started yesterday, so that’s good enough for me!

Morgan Wallen “Tennessee Fan”

I case you were under a rock these past few days, TENNESSEE BEAT ALABAMA.

It’s kind of a big deal.

Even though I gew up in West Tennessee, I’ve never fully commited to Vols superfandom- but I can appreciate them, and always cheer for them when they’re playing.  So, even I was excited that Tennessee beat Alabama this past Saturday night.

It’s been a long damn time coming.

And Morgan Wallen – who like many Country stars are huge Vols fans- just honored the moment with a snippet of a song called “Tennessee Fan”.

Well, that’s kind of perfect, right?

Hopefully he’ll release the full song SOON!!!

What a great way to memorialize a pretty freaking huge moment in Tennessee sports.

Wayyyyy better than tearing down a goal post if you ask me.