MikeTrendsTrends right now

search

Iowa Hawkeyes

Trends

  1. 1
    Senator Schmitt mixes up Hawks and Hawkeyes●Schmitt confuses Hawks with HawkeyesπŸ¦‹bluesky5.8K6 min ago

    Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt is being mocked after mixing up the Atlanta Hawks with the Iowa Hawkeyes, two teams with no connection beyond a similar name. Critics are treating the slip as a gaffe, with jokes spreading about politicians weighing in on sports they do not follow closely.

  2. 2
    Jack Smith clarifies he attended Iowa Hawkeyes game, not Hawks●But by this point, # JackSmith seemed to put it together. He said he was not at a game featuring the Atlanta Hawks, butMmastodonWorldLaw & Courts2038 min ago

    Special counsel Jack Smith has corrected the record about a basketball game he attended, saying he was not at an Atlanta Hawks matchup but rather a University of Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball game featuring Caitlin Clark, played at the University of Maryland in the Washington, DC area. The clarification is drawing attention amid ongoing scrutiny of Smith's public appearances.

  3. 3
    Sports custody in America's culture war draws online mockeryβ—β€œthe fact that liberals managed to get custody of # sports in the national divorce is an all-timer of a plot twist.” httMmastodonSportSports15 h ago

    Commentators are debating which side of America's political divide 'owns' sports culture, after a snarky post noted that liberals now hold 'custody' of sports in the so-called national divorce. The quip ties to a dispute involving a Missouri senator who accused prosecutor Jack Smith of perjury over confusion involving the Iowa Hawkeyes, a college sports team many online found laughable to misread.

  4. 4
    Sen. Schmitt Mixes Up Hawks and Hawkeyes at Hearing●Sen. Schmitt's Hawks-Hawkeyes Mix-Up at Hearingβœ‰newsWorldPolitics3 h ago

    Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt drew attention for mixing up the Hawks and the Hawkeyes during a Senate hearing, a slip involving the Iowa Hawkeyes sports teams. The gaffe quickly became a talking point, with commentators and sports fans sharing the moment and poking fun at the senator's confusion over the college teams' nicknames.