Spight has been the voice behind the Lions' fight song, "Gridiron Heroes," for 20 years. And every time the Lions cross into the end zone at Ford Field, he gets ready to sing those fateful words that ...

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Country music superstar Carrie Underwood is among the performers set to take part in the 2025 presidential inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump.

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repeating a refrain that also was emblazoned on the black T-shirts they wore in Marracuene, a town about an hour outside of Maputo, Mozambique’s capital. “People in Power,” as the song’s ...

Fernando Alonso of Spain and Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team during ... When asked if the lack of belief from some in the F1 community concerns him, Alonso said he isn’t worried. “I know that it is ...

Alonso, in the interview, revealed that the day he feels he isn’t fit enough or that “reflexes are gone,” he will retire. ️ #OnThisDay in 2003, a young, fresh-faced 22-year-old Fernando Alonso ...

Arkansas lineman Fernando Carmona broke his silence after being chided for stepping onto the ankle of a Texas Tech player during the Liberty Bowl. Carmona showed plenty of remorse for what he did ...

500 on the 2024 season may not be how the game is best remembered. Late in the game, offensive lineman Fernando Carmona approached a pile of players and was spotted stepping on Red Raiders safety ...

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As Fernando Carmona is in the spotlight for a 'disgusting' act during Friday's bowl game against Texas Tech, a video has resurfaced of a past 'dirty' play from the Arkansas offensive lineman.