Who Dat Nation… let’s make sure Alvin Kamara knows we are in the dome !!

Dear friend,

I want to introduce you to my friend Kennedy. She is 7 years old and has juvenile ALS. I am not telling you Kennedy has ALS to gain sympathy. On the contrary, I want you to know that this 7-year-old is full of life, love, smiles, and enthusiasm for everything she does, despite having ALS.

Kennedy and my son are the same age. If you know kids at that age, they live with 100% passion for everything they do. This past year, we were able to help Kennedy with a new power chair fitted to her specific needs as an active 7-year-old. Then, because she had the new chair, she was able to go on a Team Gleason Lake Tahoe adventure.

Having the right equipment and technology is vital in allowing people with ALS to live with passion and purpose. Kennedy’s words say it all.

Please help us empower more people living with ALS. We continue to work toward immediately impacting the lives of all people with ALS, by inspiring them to live with passion and purpose, while giving them the tools to do so.

From me, Michel and Team Gleason’s staff and volunteers, we thank you for being a part of our team and allowing us to continue telling stories like Kennedy’s.

No White Flags!
-SG

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Last year after beating the Panthers Coach showed his moves in the locker room,
well Shamarr Allen took it up a notch with the Who Dat Nation.

So let’s get ready for Monday !!!

It was great to watch the game today, and you could hear the Who Dat Nation cheering on the
Saints to victory!  Looks like we are leaving all the other teams in the NFC South behind us : )
Bring on the Panthers !!

Here is a nice photo of one of our shirts here at whodatnation.com, we may have a way for you
to get one for FREE so make sure you join our mailing list, the link is on the bottom of the page!

TAMPA, Fla. — There were two sides to the New Orleans Saints on Sunday — the one who played before Taysom Hill’s blocked punt in the third quarter of a 28-14 win, and the one who played after.

Everything that happened before Hill changed the tide of the game pointed to the Saints clearly having lost what made them seem so special earlier this year. For the second straight week, their offense could best be described as moribund. Before Hill stormed through the line and made a leaping block of a Bryan Anger punt, New Orleans had five rushing yards and three points to its name.

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New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara can add another honor to his growing list of accolades.

Next week, Sports Illustrated will present him with the 2018 Breakout of the Year award at the magazine’s Sportsperson of the Year Awards Show.

The award ceremony will take place next Tuesday at the Beverly Hills Hilton in California, and the show will air next Thursday on NBCSN at 8 p.m.

Here’s Sports Illustrated’s reasoning for Kamara winning the award:

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