It was a pretty amazing start to the weekend for Hawkeye fans across the country with big Hawkeye football and basketball wins. (image via USA Today)
It’s that time of year, folks. Turkey season. What could better than spending a day with family, eating good food, and casually watching the Lions get beat in the background? In the spirit of Thanksgiving, I thought it would be a fitting to discuss some things in the world of sports that I am thankful for. Without further ado, here are those things… (Image via LTD Commodities)
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Traditionally, superlatives are given out at the end of the year – a fun reflection on the times we had and the people we met. But this year, since nothing has been traditional, I’ve decided to give out superlatives at the halfway point in the season. So without further ado, here are a handful of midseason superlatives for the NFC North. (Image via Chicago Bears)
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Former Hawkeye Adrian Clayborn will miss the entire 2014 season and continues a trend not being able to stay healthy. (Photo: Bucsnation.com)
Iowa State wins 20-17 in Cy-Hawk clash against Iowa. (Photo: Reese Strickland/USA Today Sport)
Despite struggling early, the Iowa defense stood tall in the 4th quarter and cemented an Iowa victory over Northern Iowa.
Heading into the 2014 season, the Hawkeyes are ready to replenish the tight end position after the departure of C.J. Fiedorowicz.
LeBron James and the Miami Heat eye a three-peat and Mark Freie believes another championship is in the cards.
Johnny Football will be undoubtedly be taken in the upcoming NFL Draft, Mark Freie believes the Dallas Cowboys may just be that team.
To say Boston Red Sox DH David Ortiz finished the 2013 season with a bang is a rude understatement. Last October, Ortiz amassed a .688 batting average in the World Series, drove in 13 runs throughout the playoffs, and hit 5 homeruns including this memorable grand slam in Game 2 of the ALCS. Ortiz’s strong play in the 2013 post season left him hoisting the World Series MVP trophy and most importantly, the Red Sox had claimed the Commissioner’s Trophy as the 2013 World Series Champions. Ortiz, now 38, has been hampered with questions about his ability to perform at … Continued
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Mark Freie address the notion that a state needs to have a professional sports franchise. Sometimes, a college team is all that is really needed.
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