Late Detroit sports fan Andy Isaac received another honor Saturday, as Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer dedicated March 8, 2025, to "Faturday."

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer officially proclaimed Saturday as "Faturday" in the state to honor the late Andy Isaac, a beloved Detroit sports superfan and popular social media personality. Isaac, a native of Sterling Heights,

Andy Isaac, a beloved Detroit sports and food enthusiast, died Thursday after a nearly two-decade battle with cancer.

Andy Isaac, known for his unabashed fandom of all Detroit sports and Michigan State athletics, died Thursday according to his family.

The calendar says Saturday in most places, but it’s “Faturday” in Michigan. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer declared March 8 to be “Faturday” in honor of the late Andy Isaac, who rose to Internet fame as the man behind @WorldofIsaac.

Andrew Isaac, an icon in the world of Detroit sports, has died. A Detroit social media influencer and Detroit sports fanatic has lost his battle. Isaac, better known by his social media handle 'World of Isaac,

Andy Isaac, a popular social media personality and Detroit sports fan, passed away Thursday. Isaac battled cancer since 2006 and entered hospice last month. Known for his thoughts on Detroit's and food,

Andy Issac, a blogger, superfan and beloved social media personality known for spreading love, fun and cheer on his X account @WorldofIsaac, died on Thursday after a long battle with Hodgkin’s lymphoma that began in 2006.

Andy Isaac—local Detroit sports superfan—has been immortalized in Michigan with a day that will forever be known as “Faturday.”