Jim Hermès

Son, Dad, Husband and diehard Hawkeye and Vikings fan

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🚨🇺🇸 Zlatan Ibrahimović hails Christian Pulisic after USA 2-0 Bosnia & Herzegovina

“People always expect the captain to score the goals and take the headlines. But sometimes the greatest performance is making everyone around you better. Pulisic was the heartbeat of this team. Every dangerous attack started with him, he kept asking questions, he never stopped running, and even when a goal was taken away from him, he kept playing with the same hunger. That is leadership—not complaining, but responding.”

“When Balogun was sent off, I watched Pulisic closely. Some captains panic. Some disappear. He became even bigger. He demanded the ball, calmed his teammates, and made sure Bosnia never believed they had control. That is what separates good players from real leaders.”

“Tillman scored the masterpiece, Freese made the saves, the defenders threw their bodies in front of everything, but do not forget the man wearing the armband. Pulisic carried the pressure of an entire nation and still played with courage. That is why the United States are still in this World Cup. You need talent to win matches, but you need players like Pulisic to win tournaments.”

#USABIH

[Brian @BrianMcGannon]

If you score down a man you should get the player back like dodgeball

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First look at Bennett Stirtz with his Oklahoma City Thunder Jersey. Looks like will keep wearing #14 in the pros.

[Hawkeye Historian @Hawk_Historian]

When you’re on vacation and see someone else wearing an Iowa shirt

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@steaakfriend @TheDegenWeekly Punting is winning

[Sam @sammmidd]

Happy Father’s Day!

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WNBA rules expert sounds like she is watching basketball for the first time. #wnba

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The @USMNT faithful serenade their team with "Take Me Home, Country Roads" in Seattle 🇺🇸

[Andy Molitor @AndyMSFW]

Hat Tricks at the 2026 World Cup by League

EPL: 0
Serie A: 0
La Liga: 0
Bundesliga: 0
Ligue 1: 0
MLS: 1

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https://t.co/yWqocfKjIX

This is why the Sorsby thing matters…

[College Football Zone @CollegeFBonX]

One of the craziest interception returns ever. Iowa’s Tyler Sash picked off Kirk Cousins then immediately lateraled the ball to his teammate Micah Hyde who ran it back for a touchdown!

[David Eickholt @DavidEickholt]

The University of Iowa Athletics Department has purchased the official court used in the NCAA Houston Regional Elite Eight.

The new playing surface comes as the current Carver-Hawkeye Arena court -- last replaced in 2016 -- had reached a typical point in its lifecycle for replacement.

[Indiana Fever @IndianaFever]

ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED 🥶

[Football Analysis @FBallAnalysisYT]

Leroy Hoard is a legend who had one of the best quotes in NFL history lmao

“Coach if you need one yard, I’ll get you three. If you need five yards, I’ll get you three”

[Matt Smethurst @MattSmethurst]

A news reporter asked Michael Jordan if he thought the ’90s Bulls could beat LeBron’s Lakers.

MJ: Yes.
Reporter: By how much?
MJ: Two or three points.
Reporter: Why so close?
MJ: Most of us are almost 60 now.

[Chad Leistikow🆑 @ChadLeistikow]

The 101 NFL Draft picks under Iowa HC Kirk Ferentz (including 13 first-rounders):

Quarterback (3) — Ricky Stanzi (2011, fifth), C.J. Beathard (2017, third), Nate Stanley (2020, seventh)

Offensive line (24) — Eric Steinbach (2003, second), Bruce Nelson (2003, second), Ben Sobieski (2003, fifth), Robert Gallery (2004, first), Pete McMahon (2005, sixth), Marshal Yanda (2007, third), Mike Elgin (2007, seventh), Seth Olsen (2009, fourth), Bryan Bulaga (2010, first), Kyle Calloway (2010, sixth), Julian Vandervelde (2011, fifth), Riley Reiff (2012, first), Adam Gettis (2012, fifth), Brandon Scherff (2015, first), Andrew Donnal (2015, fourth), Austin Blythe (2016, seventh), James Daniels (2018, second), Tristan Wirfs (2020, first), Tyler Linderbaum (2022, first), Mason Richman (2025, seventh), Connor Colby (2025, seventh), Logan Jones (2026, second), Gennings Dunker (2026, third), Beau Stephens (2026, fifth)

Running back (3) — Ladell Betts (2002, second), Shonn Greene (2009, third), Kaleb Johnson (2025, third)

Wide receiver (5) — Kevin Kasper (2001, sixth), Kahlil Hill (2002, sixth), Marvin McNutt (2012, sixth), Ihmir Smith-Marsette (2021, fifth), Kaden Wetjen (2026, fourth)

Tight end (14) — Austin Wheatley (2000, fifth), Dallas Clark (2003, first), Erik Jensen (2004, seventh), Tony Jackson (2005, sixth), Scott Chandler (2007, fourth), Brandon Myers (2009, sixth), Tony Moeaki (2010, third), C.J. Fiedorowicz (2014, third), George Kittle (2017, fifth), T.J. Hockenson (2019, first), Noah Fant (2019, first), Sam LaPorta (2023, second), Erick All Jr. (2024, fourth), Luke Lachey (2025, seventh)

Defensive line (19) — Aaron Kampman (2002, fifth), Jared Clauss (2004, seventh), Matt Roth (2005, second), Jonathan Babineaux (2005, second), Ken Iwebema (2008, fourth), Adrian Clayborn (2011, first), Christian Ballard (2011, fourth), Karl Klug (2011, fifth), Mike Daniels (2012, fourth), Carl Davis (2015, third), Jaleel Johnson (2017, fourth), Anthony Nelson (2019, fourth), A.J. Epenesa (2020, second), Chauncey Golston (2021, third), Daviyon Nixon (2021, fifth), Lukas Van Ness (2023, first), Logan Lee (2024, sixth), Yahya Black (2025, fifth), Max Llewellyn (2026, seventh)

Linebacker (11) — Chad Greenway (2006, first), Abdul Hodge (2006, third), Mike Humpal (2008, sixth), Pat Angerer (2010, second), A.J. Edds (2010, fourth), Christian Kirksey (2014, third), Anthony Hitchens (2014, fourth), Josey Jewell (2018, fourth), Nick Niemann (2021, sixth), Jack Campbell (2023, first), Karson Sharar (2026, sixth)

Defensive back (20) — Matt Bowen (2000, sixth), Derek Pagel (2003, fifth), Bob Sanders (2004, second), Sean Considine (2005, fourth), Charles Godfrey (2008, third), Bradley Fletcher (2009, third), Amari Spievey (2010, third), Tyler Sash (2011, sixth), Shaun Prater (2012, fifth), Jordan Bernstine (2012, seventh), Micah Hyde (2013, fifth), Desmond King (2017, fifth), Josh Jackson (2018, second), Amani Hooker (2019, fourth), Michael Ojemudia (2020, third), Geno Stoen (2020, seventh), Dane Belton (2022, fourth), Riley Moss (2023, third), Cooper DeJean (2024, second), TJ Hall (2026, seventh)

Placekicker (1) — Nate Kaeding (2004, third)

Punter (1) — Tory Taylor (2024, fourth)

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Kaden Wetjen Got The Call From The Steelers That They Were Drafting Him While He Was Playing A Round Of Golf With The Fellas https://t.co/zsIAWo7B5u

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