Chase Rice’s Long, ‘Grueling’ Journey to Not Quite Reinventing Himself

Posted Nov 25, 2017
Chase Rice was ready to pivot, he just needed the songs and support to do it. Finding both for Lambs & Lions was a long, “grueling” process that took three years, several producers, multiple versions of at least five or six songs and at least one very difficult conversation. “For me, I wanted to get away from ‘Girl, perfect night, stars out, tailgate down, sippin’ on something, dirt road.'” (Taste of Country)

Related: Football, Football Recruiting

Chansky’s Notebook: Talent and Time
There are several unknowns about playing Belichick Ball. The proclaimed "greatest coach of all time" has a system that earned nine trips to the Super...
Fri Feb 21, 2025

UNC Football Sets Spring Practice Schedule
Bill Belichick's first UNC Football team will hold spring practice March 4 through April 12. The team is scheduled to practice three days each week...
Fri Feb 21, 2025

Drake Maye On How Bill Belichick's Influence Has Remained With New England Patriots
"For sure," Drake Maye answered when asked if they still feel Bill Belichick's presence in Foxborough. "I think the 'Patriots Way,’ the practicing in whatever...
Fri Feb 21, 2025

Michael Lombardi: UNC must ‘bring back’ football alums
North Carolina General Manager Michael Lombardi wants to bring back the family atmosphere within the fraternity of the football program. That includes alumni and making...
Thu Feb 20, 2025