
Jack Lido
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Pittsburgh, meet your new hay bale tossin', jorts-wearin', moustache growin' offensive lineman. In 2022, Gennings Dunker won the Solon Beef Days Hay Bale Toss contest, and then proceeded to start 38 games, be an All-Big Ten tackle and go viral several times. Welcome to the NFL.
Jack Lido1,083,632 views • 6 months ago

On Thursday, Iowa fans will hear Kevin Harlan on Thursday's game between the Hawkeyes and Cornhuskers. Before his decades of success on a national stage, Harlan was just a high schooler in Wisconsin. That's where he caught up with TV9 sports director emeritus John Campbell.
Jack Lido392,835 views • 7 months ago

Ladies and gentlemen, mid-interview, the most Iowa moment I have experienced in local news.
Jack Lido84,560 views • 2 months ago

I am obsessed with the arena staff “playing” the players as they’re rehearsing starting lineups.
Jack Lido706,991 views • 2 years ago

D.J. Carstensen calls it a career after 37 years as a college referee. The City High alum still considers himself an Iowan. I walked down memory lane with him, including a funny story about Fran McCaffery. "We're more on the same team than we're on opposite teams."
Jack Lido165,202 views • 6 months ago

Lisa Bluder's teams don't have a lot of turnover. With respect to the transfer portal - in which are about 900 players - not many are invited in, and not many leave. "If you treat people right and they understand how important they are to your success... I think they'll stay."
Jack Lido377,817 views • 2 years ago

T.J. Otzelberger's pregame entrance has taken on a life of its own. The Red Hot Chili Peppers accompany the well-loved Cyclone head coach before every game; this is the first time I can recall a live camera following him (displayed on the big board above the court).
Jack Lido108,780 views • 7 months ago

Xavier catcher Beau Morio committed to Iowa before he played a varsity game. But once he got on the field in high school, he struggled. The pressure others put on him, and he put on himself, nearly threw him off course, but he found his stride when he started blocking it out.
Jack Lido56,252 views • 4 months ago