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Heisman Trophy finalists LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels, Washington's Michael Penix Jr. and Oregon's Bo Nix teamed up earlier this morning to work together at a pre-ceremony “shift” at the Raising Cane’s in Times Square ahead of the momentous Heisman Trophy unveiling tomorrow night.

During the shift, the Heisman nominees traded footballs for chicken fingers and served up delicious Cane's Box Combos to adoring fans. The quarterback finalists for the 89th annual Heisman Memorial Trophy also discussed what it’s like to be nominated and how they are feeling headed into tomorrow night’s ceremony. 

Raising Cane’s is one of the fastest growing restaurant brands, with 750+ Restaurants in 35+ states, the Middle East and Guam and plans to open 100 new Restaurants across several new markets in 2023.  The company recently announced plans to be one of the top 10 Restaurant brands in the United States and is known for its ONE LOVE® – craveable Chicken Finger meals – which includes the iconic “Cane’s Sauce” – named the #1 most craveable sauce in the restaurant industry and most craveable chicken. For more information visit raisingcanes.com.



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Heisman Trophy finalists LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels, Washington's Michael Penix Jr. and Oregon's Bo Nix teamed up earlier this morning to work together at a pre-ceremony “shift” at the Raising Cane’s in Times Square ahead of the momentous Heisman Trophy unveiling tomorrow night.

During the shift, the Heisman nominees traded footballs for chicken fingers and served up delicious Cane's Box Combos to adoring fans. The quarterback finalists for the 89th annual Heisman Memorial Trophy also discussed what it’s like to be nominated and how they are feeling headed into tomorrow night’s ceremony. 

Raising Cane’s is one of the fastest growing restaurant brands, with 750+ Restaurants in 35+ states, the Middle East and Guam and plans to open 100 new Restaurants across several new markets in 2023.  The company recently announced plans to be one of the top 10 Restaurant brands in the United States and is known for its ONE LOVE® – craveable Chicken Finger meals – which includes the iconic “Cane’s Sauce” – named the #1 most craveable sauce in the restaurant industry and most craveable chicken. For more information visit raisingcanes.com.



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THE STORY OF THE MIAMI DOLPHINS FIGHT SONG AS TOLD BY @nflfilms @nfl @miamidolphins 

1972 Lee Ofman, a musician from Houma, Louisiana, wrote the song "Miami Dolphins Number One". The corny song with a banjo would later become the team's fight song. After writing the song, he made 10,000 copies and hired an agent to promote it. After hearing nothing, Ofman assumed his song would disappear forever. But after the Dolphins won Super Bowl VII, fans began singing Ofman's song. A friend called him in Louisiana to tell him the news. Apparently nobody knew Ofman wrote the song. He even called a Miami Top 40 radio station which played his song to tell them he was the songwriter. The program director laughed and hung up on him.
Angered at the time, Ofman wrote another version of the song for the Houston Oilers and changed the lyrics. It became a huge hit in Houston during the Earl Campbell and Bum Phillips era. He made more money on the Oilers version. But his song was still popular in Miami. Miami Dolphins Number One is still played after every Dolphins score. A few year ago, hip hop artist T-Pain performed a techno-version of the song. Owner Stephen Ross wanted the new version played. But it received poor reviews from fans and even players. "That (T-Pain version) sounds terrible," said former linebacker @channingcrowder . "The old one, it's classic. It's not the greatest song in the world, but I like the classic one better than that."

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THE STORY OF THE MIAMI DOLPHINS FIGHT SONG AS TOLD BY @nflfilms @nfl @miamidolphins

1972 Lee Ofman, a musician from Houma, Louisiana, wrote the song "Miami Dolphins Number One". The corny song with a banjo would later become the team's fight song. After writing the song, he made 10,000 copies and hired an agent to promote it. After hearing nothing, Ofman assumed his song would disappear forever. But after the Dolphins won Super Bowl VII, fans began singing Ofman's song. A friend called him in Louisiana to tell him the news. Apparently nobody knew Ofman wrote the song. He even called a Miami Top 40 radio station which played his song to tell them he was the songwriter. The program director laughed and hung up on him.
Angered at the time, Ofman wrote another version of the song for the Houston Oilers and changed the lyrics. It became a huge hit in Houston during the Earl Campbell and Bum Phillips era. He made more money on the Oilers version. But his song was still popular in Miami. Miami Dolphins Number One is still played after every Dolphins score. A few year ago, hip hop artist T-Pain performed a techno-version of the song. Owner Stephen Ross wanted the new version played. But it received poor reviews from fans and even players. "That (T-Pain version) sounds terrible," said former linebacker @channingcrowder . "The old one, it's classic. It's not the greatest song in the world, but I like the classic one better than that."

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THE STORY OF THE LEGENDARY MIAMI DOLPHINS FIGHT SONG

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