Jelly Roll, pictured at the 2024 Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards, released "Get By," which will serve as the ESPN anthem for college football season. File Photo by Greg Grudt/UPI Aug. 23 (UPI) ...
A new Jelly Roll song will open up ESPN's college football schedule this year. "Get By" was just announced as an anthem that's "going to have you hyped." The hook goes, "Show up Sunday morning / ...
Jelly Roll performs during the “Tight Ends & Friends” concert at Brooklyn Bowl Tuesday, June 18, 2024 in Nashville, Tenn. On Thursday, ESPN announced that they called on Nashville native Jelly Roll to ...
Featured on his Beautifully Broken album, the song “Get By” did more than entertain fans when the lyric video brought in over 100,000 views. Continuing to shine in country music, the song will be the ...
TUSCALOOSA, AL — Tennessee football and Alabama face off in their Third Saturday in October rivalry game. And the experts on ESPN's "College GameDay" have the No. 6 Tide (5-1, 3-0 SEC) beating the No.
Ahead of the Tennessee Titans’ two-week road trip, Jelly Roll met the players to boost their morale through a motivational speech. Speaking to the NFL team, the Nashville-based musician emphasized the ...
Ahead of the 2025 Super Bowl took place, there was an epic event that happened called NFL Honors. Country’s own Jelly Roll attended, and he was introduced onstage by Snoop Dogg. Snoop came out in a ...
AUSTIN — The Texas Longhorns are having some fun during their bye week after defeating Baylor on Oct. 13. The Longhorns were able to attend the Austin City Limits Festival and even put their taste ...
On Thursday, ESPN announced that they called on Nashville native Jelly Roll to create their 2024-2025 anthem for the college football season. The season will kick off Saturday, Aug. 24, premiering ...
Aug. 23 (UPI) --ESPN college football season starts Saturday, and Jelly Roll's new single "Get By" will serve as the anthem. "There's a powerful connection between music and college football and for ...
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