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FRISCO, Texas – Now that should have made the hairs on the back of your neck stand up.
Sept. 9, 2021, Cowboys at Buccaneers, Thursday, 7:20 p.m.
Kicking off the 2021 NFL season with a bang.
What more could a head coach want to inspire his players in the offseason. To retain their attention during training camp. To take the preseason games seriously. To keep everyone on point for the next 18½ weeks.
Knowing they are preparing to kick off the entire 2021 NFL regular season on national TV against the defending Super Bowl champions on the road at Raymond James Stadium.
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Ask anyone who ever breastfed their child and chances are they’ll say breastfeeding in public made them a little nervous. For whatever backwards reason, some people whole-heartedly believe that nursing an infant is something that should be kept out of the public eye, done behind closed doors, and never, ever in view of anyone except perhaps a partner. Which is why, when USA Olympic Track and Field star Alysia Montaño breastfed her baby live during an interview on
Tamron Hall on Tuesday, it was a win for breastfeeding parents everywhere.
In a scene that is familiar to anyone who has ever nursed, Montaño can be seen juggling a fussy baby, adjusting her top, and trying to hold a conversation all at the same time. The mother and five-time World Champion middle-distance runner appeared on the show to discuss the challenges of maintaining a career while raising a family.