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Eric Church was a young newcomer whose debut album was still more than two months away from release when he made his debut on the Grand Ole Opry on April 1, 2006.

Sinners Like Me, was even released. Church, who was introduced that night by Porter Wagoner and Jim Ed Brown, performed "How 'Bout You," the debut single from his freshman project, then segued into the Leadbelly song "Black Betty." "It was funny -- we thought, 'Can we do Ram Jam at the Opry?' It was a last-minute decision before the late show, right before we walked out onstage," Church tells GAC of the unconventional song choice. "I told the guys, 'I'll give you a thumbs up or thumbs down.' So I gave them a thumbs up, and we went for it. And the crowd loved it."

Ram Jam: Loveland Native Logan Stewart Living Dream on CSU Rams Logan Stewart was determined to play football for Colorado State University. The only problem? The 2016 Mountain View High School graduate didn't have any Division I football offers when he graduated high school. But still chasing his dream, Stewart turned down an opportunity to join to the CSU track team to instead play Junior College football at Iowa Central Community College. Get our free mobile app The slight diversion paid off. Stewart made 66 tackles at Iowa Central Community College and he was able to walk-on to the Rams s...

Hamer, a sixth-year senior, is now gearing for the Division I NCAA Indoor Track championship being held March 11-13 in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

The sophomore is second on the team with 14.1 points per game through Feb. 16 statistics. She's also second on the Rams in 3-pointers with 24.