TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — The home opener for the Indiana State University men's basketball team will include a special performance.
"America's Got Talent" champion Richard Goodall will sing The Star-Spangled Banner at the Nov. 7 game.
ISU posted on social media that the Terre Haute native will also perform at halftime. Bets on Journey making the setlist?
The Sycamores will host Eureka College. Time for tipoff has not been announced.
Goodall captured the hearts of the show's judges and viewers and won AGT's $1 million prize last month.
"It's just amazing. I'm in awe. The one word that I continue to use in all the interviews is surreal, and it encompasses everything that's been going on. It's just been absolutely amazing," Goodall told 13News.
The "singing janitor" was crowned champion of the NBC talent competition show at the end of the two-hour finale Tuesday, Sept. 24.
Goodall showed his singing talent and humbleness, which he credits to the work he does as a custodian at West Vigo Middle School.
"I'm just like anybody else. I probably do one of the most humblest jobs there is," Goodall said. "When you're a janitor, a lot of people, not necessarily take you for granted, but you're the person that's there behind the scenes that makes sure everything gets done that needs to be done."