Throughout its weekend programming, FOX Sports presented a series of features recognizing and honoring the victims and heroes of the 9/11 attacks.
Tom Rinaldi on the meaning and connection between sports and 9/11, then and now, in “The Given Day”:
Tom Rinaldi tells the story of Brent Woodall, a two-sport standout at Cal who tragically lost his life on 9/11, and how Woodall’s family honors his legacy every day:
The Nebraska Tunnel Walk is one of college football’s greatest traditions, but it took on new meaning when it incorporated military personnel and first responders on September 20, 2001:
Following 9/11, Pat Tillman put aside his NFL career to enlist in the U.S. Army before losing his life in service. Air Force veteran Mike Hill narrates this tribute to Tillman’s sacrifice:
New York’s own 12-year-old Roen Emersyn Jones performed a special rendition of “God Bless America” prior to Saturday’s game between the Mets and Yankees:
Written by Tom Verducci and narrated by Billy Crystal, the open to Saturday’s Yankees-Mets game reflects on how baseball’s return provided our country with a sense of comfort and hope:
Tom Rinaldi reflects on the home run that touched the hearts of New Yorkers, and baseball fans across the country, forever:
Twenty years after 9/11, Jay Glazer’s Merging Vets & Players Foundation continues to help former military members:
The FDNY Bravest football team lost 22 teammates on 9/11. Michael Strahan sits down with members of the New York City Fire Department to honor their memories:
