The Spunadded this to The Spun's Most Recent ContentT. J. Hockenson Iowa’s Family Children Hospital Congratulates T.J. Hockenson After He’s Taken No. 8 OverallThe Spun - Matt Lombardi The Iowa Hawkeyes have perhaps the best tradition in all of college football. For the past few years, at the end of the first quarter at home games, …
UUSA TODAY SportsT. J. Hockenson Detroit Lions take Iowa's T.J. Hockenson in Round 1 of NFL draftUSA TODAY Sports - Dave BirkettNASHVILLE, Tenn. — Bob Quinn wasn’t scared by the ghosts of the Detroit Lions tight ends past. Unable or unwilling to trade out of the eighth overall pick, the Lions stayed put and took the draft’s No.
New York PostT. J. Hockenson Iowa's two stud tight ends make history at NFL draftNew York Post - By Greg Joyce NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Iowa is known for corn, state fairs, and now, history-making tight ends. T.J. Hockenson and Noah Fant became the first set of …
T. J. Hockenson Why Hockenson Believes He Can Buck TE Trend And Make Impact As Rookieradio.com - Will Burchfield Outside of quarterback, there might not be a more complex position in the NFL than tight end. The responsibilities are numerous. The playbook goes on …
Des Moines Registeradded this to NewsIowa NFL Draft: Iowa Children's Hospital offers congratulatory message for picks T.J. Hockenson, Noah Fanthawkcentral.com After being selected in Thursday's NFL Draft, both T.J. Hockenson and Noah Fant got a special message from back home in Iowa City. Kids from the …
FanSidedadded this to FanSided NFLDenver Broncos Noah Fant drafted by Denver Broncos in First Roundpredominantlyorange.com - Tylor Walden After trading back in the first round, the Denver Broncos addressed the tight end position with the selection of Noah Fant from Iowa. The first player …
Iowa Hawkeyes Broncos select Iowa tight end Noah Fant in first round of NFL Draftkdvr.com - Web Staff Tight end Noah Fant #87 of the Iowa Hawkeyes celebrates a touchdown on November 04, 2017 at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City, Iowa. (Photo: Matthew …
Des Moines Registeradded this to NewsIowa Politics Iowa’s small towns struggle to gain traction and growdesmoinesregister.com - Randy Paulson and Zoe Seiler The town of Humeston, Ia., straddles Highway 65 in the northwestern corner of Wayne County, less than a 30-minute drive from the Missouri border. Its …
Des Moines Registeradded this to NewsIowa State University Timely return of Sexual Assault Kits should be a critical legislative prioritydesmoinesregister.com - Hannah DeMoss Growing up in a small town in northwest Iowa, my family never felt the need to lock our doors or dismiss strangers. Instead, I was taught to flash …
Iowa Hawkeyes Iowa Hawkeyes Bring In 2020 Verbal Commitment from Alyssa Graves - Swimming World Newsswimmingworldmagazine.com - www.swimmingworldmagazine.com NEW COMMIT: The University of Iowa has received a verbal commitment for Fall 2020 from Hartland, Wisc. butterflyer and distance freestyler Alyssa …
ClutchPointsadded this to ClutchPointsRavens Ravens officially announce Marshal Yanda’s contract extensionclutchpoints.com - Matthew Schmidt The Baltimore Ravens officially announced a contract extension for offensive lineman Marshal Yanda on Wednesday, as Yanda has agreed to a deal that …
Joe Biden Watch: Students Shocked By Footage Of Joe Biden Touching Womeniheart.com - kprcradio.iheart.com Students at the University of Iowa react to footage of Joe Biden appearing to touch women inappropriately. Would it impact how they vote in the 2020 …
Women's Basketball HARPER ADDS LACEY GOLDWIRE TO LADY VOL STAFF - University of Tennessee Athleticsutsports.com KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – University of Tennessee women's basketball head coachKellie Harperannounced Thursday that Lacey Goldwire has joined her staff as …
Iowa Iowa truck driver hurt in I-80 crashiheart.com - Sue Danielson JOHNSON COUNTY, Iowa- A central Iowa truck driver was hurt in an I-80 crash in Johnson County early this (Thursday) morning. The Iowa State Patrol …
Heart Disease Now, study on Americans links eating breakfast to lower risk of stroketheprint.in - Sandhya Ramesh Text Size:A-A+ Bengaluru: People in their middle age and above who skip breakfast face a higher risk of death by heart disease and strokes, a study …
Des Moines Registeradded this to NewsT. J. Hockenson NFL Draft pick T.J. Hockenson is the pride of Chariton, especially this weekhawkcentral.com CLOSE Chariton Iowa is buzzing about hometown hero T.J. Hockenson's NFL Draft prospects CHARITON, Ia. — Football star T.J. Hockenson will be in the …
Iowa Iowa Senior Ben Colin First Hawkeye To Receive 2019 Jim McKay Scholarship - Swimming World Newsswimmingworldmagazine.com - www.swimmingworldmagazine.com
Hackathons Sign Up For The 2019 Iowa Ladies Football Academyiheart.com - kxno.iheart.com THE ULTIMATE HAWKEYE FOOTBALL EXPERIENCE!TEAM UP WITH KIRK FERENTZ AND THE IOWA HAWKEYES to RAISE MONEY FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA STEAD FAMILY …
The Spunadded this to The Spun - College FootballIowa Iowa Player Announces Grad Transfer DestinationThe Spun - Tzvi Machlin After four years at Iowa, defensive lineman Garret Jansen decided this past off-season to transfer for his last year of eligibility. With his eye on …
HealthlineCardiovascular Disease Want to Lower Your Risk for Heart Disease? Eat Breakfast Every MorningHealthline - Elizabeth Pratt Breakfast really may be the most important meal of the day, especially when it comes to your heart. A new study from the University of Iowa has found …
Des Moines Registeradded this to NewsIowa D.J. Johnson first in line to be next 'cash' player for Iowa's defensedesmoinesregister.com - Mark Emmert CLOSE Iowa defensive coordinator Phil Parker met with reporters in advance of Friday's final spring practice. IOWA CITY, Ia. — Phil Parker is …
Iowa Iowa women's basketball retires Gustafson's numberkcrg.com - KCRG News Staff IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - The University of Iowa women's basketball team retired the jersey number of star center Megan Gustafson tonight at a …
Tampa Bay, FL Study: Skipping breakfast linked to heart disease deathswtsp.com - Author: Tim Chong A study confirms that breakfast is not only the most important meal of the day, but it could also be a matter of life and death. The University of …
Women's Basketball Iowa basketball star Gustafson to give a hand to Children's Therapy Center of the Quad Citiesqconline.com - John Marx The Children's Therapy Center of the Quad Cities is not reimbursed for 70% of the services it provides. Because of area flooding, three of the …
Iowa Iowa adds Mountain West foe to complete 2022 schedulesaturdaytradition.com Iowa has rounded out its 2022 football schedule by adding a Mountain West opponent to the non-conference slate. On Wednesday, the University of Iowa …
Kristina Elyse Butkeadded this to WriterliciousLong-form Journalism Unfinished Worknewrepublic.com - Maggie Doherty How sexism and machismo shaped a prestigious writing program In March 2016, the literary organization VIDA published a series of anonymous statements …
Des Moines Registeradded this to NewsBacteria Thousands of private wells have unsafe levels of bacteria, nitrates, new study saysdesmoinesregister.com - Donnelle Eller CLOSE Several years ago the Davis family discovered arsenic in the water coming from their well. Now they have a new well but don’t drink near as much …
The New York Timesadded this to HealthBreakfast Skipping Breakfast May Increase Stroke and Heart RisksThe New York Times - By NICHOLAS BAKALARThe connection, found in a study of 6,550 adults aged 65 to 75, was particularly strong for stroke. Almost 60 percent of the participants had breakfast every day, a quarter on some days, and 16 percent
FanSidedadded this to FanSided NFLArizona Cardinals Arizona Cardinals likely to add tight end during draftraisingzona.com - Jim Koch There’s a decent possibility that the Arizona Cardinals will address the tight end position during the upcoming NFL Draft The Arizona Cardinals are …
Daily Mail added this to Top StoriesHeart Disease Skipping breakfast on a long term basis could raise risk of heart disease by up to 87%, study findsdailymail.co.uk - Mia De Graaf Health Editor Skipping breakfast could raise your risk of heart disease by 87 percent, according to a new study. Researchers at the University of Iowa analyzed 18 …
