NFL Tracker: NFL Announces Super Bowl LVIII Entertainment
Pop sensation Post Malone and country music icon Reba McEntire will perform at next month’s Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, alongside halftime performer Usher.
NFL ANNOUNCES SUPER BOWL ENTERTAINMENT ON JAN. 18 The famous coach Bill Belichick left the Patriots after a disastrous 4-13 season, and the team will not be returning to Las Vegas next month to add to their record six victories. Still, the NFL has unveiled the schedule of pregame entertainment for Super Bowl LVIII, which will take place at Allegiant Stadium on February 11.
The National Anthem by country music icon Reba McEntire, “America the Beautiful” by pop singer Post Malone, and “Lift Every Voice and Sing” by R&B singer Andra Day will be added to the previously confirmed Usher halftime show.
The Patriots won the Super Bowl in 2019. This week, they formally unveiled new coach Jerod Mayo.
January 10: Nick Saban of Alabama retiresAccording to a report from ESPN’s Chris Low, 72-year-old Nick Saban, a close friend and protege of New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick, is retiring from coaching.
After just concluding his 17th season at the University of Alabama, Saban has been a coach for 50 years total. During his tenure as Alabama’s coach, Nick Saban guided the team to six SEC Championships, eight national championships, and 201 victories overall with just 29 defeats.
Alabama finished 12-2 in what will likely be Saban’s final season, losing only to Texas and Michigan. Before losing to the Wolverines in the college football playoff semifinal, the Crimson Tide defeated Georgia in the SEC Championship.
Before he became the man that many now consider to be the best college football coach of all time, Saban served as Belichick’s defensive coordinator with the Cleveland Browns from 1991 to 1994 before the two parted ways.
Now that Belichick might be leaving New England, Saban is hanging up his headphones.
