Kristi Stevens

A Texas kid just made Houston Rodeo history. At the Junior Market Lamb Auction Friday night, the Grand Champion Market Lamb sold for a record $1 MILLION, the highest price ever paid for a lamb at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. The lamb was raised by Reagan Miller of Seagraves, Texas, and the winning bid came from the Hildebrand family in memory of Brittany Ann Hildebrand. The night was full of big moments for Texas youth. The Grand Champion Market Goat sold for $450,000, the Reserve Grand Champion Lamb sold for $310,000, and the Reserve Grand Champion Goat brought $250,000 — all record-setting sales. Supporters say it’s all about investing in hardworking kids, agriculture, and the future of Texas. 👏 Pretty amazing to see donors step up like this to support students and scholarships. 👉 Question for y’all: Have you ever been to the Houston Rodeo auction? 📸: RODEOHOUSTON

How do I explain to a non-sports fan that sometimes loving your team means turning off the game because you’re superstitious and maybe they’ll score if you stop watching?

I think the Pitt should be like the bachelor and bachelorette. Two seasons a year - one for night shift one for day shift - with overlapping story lines but the other shift only usually shows up for handoff so actors have a break

Mike needs to calm his ass down on the sideline - he is going to jinx it