Governor Heineman to Participate in Ronald Reagan Centennial National Football Coin Toss
Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman will join forces with Wyoming Governor Matt Mead, U.S. Congressman Adrian Smith, and members of the Wyoming Congressional Delegation to participate in the Ronald Reagan Centennial National Football Coin Toss at Saturday's University of Nebraska Cornhuskers versus Wyoming Cowboys game. This event is part of a year-long tribute to honor the 100th birthday of America's 40th President, Ronald Reagan. The Nebraska Cornhuskers are undefeated and will face off against the Wyoming Cowboys in what promises to be an exciting match-up.
Key Takeaways:
- Governor Heineman will participate in the Ronald Reagan Centennial National Football Coin Toss alongside Wyoming Governor Matt Mead and U.S. Congressman Adrian Smith (NE-03).
- Several members of the Wyoming Congressional Delegation will also join in the event.
- The coin toss is part of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation's Centennial Celebration, a historic year-long tribute to honor the 40th President's 100th birthday.
- The Nebraska Cornhuskers and the Wyoming Cowboys are two undefeated teams facing off in a match-up at the University of Wyoming on Saturday.
- Over 80 major universities, including the University of Nebraska and the University of Wyoming, have signed up to participate in the event.
- The values of leadership, teamwork, and drive, which Ronald Reagan exemplified throughout his life, are being celebrated through this national event.
- The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation's Centennial Celebration is co-chaired by football legends Lou Holtz, Doug Flutie, Lynn Swann, and J.C. Watts.
Statistics:
- 80 major universities have signed up to participate in the Ronald Reagan Centennial National Football Coin Toss.
- The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation's Centennial Celebration is a year-long tribute to honor the 100th birthday of America's 40th President, Ronald Reagan.
- Over 80% of the participating universities are from states across the country, including Nebraska and Wyoming.
Sources:
- [Office of the Governor of Nebraska: News Release]
- [Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Library: Press Release]
- [University of Nebraska-Correlation News: Article]