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Tony Dokoupil reports on a heartwarming tradition called the "Hawkeye Wave" that occurs during every Iowa Hawkeyes home football game. During this moment, fans turn and wave at sick children in the windows of a nearby children's hospital. Notably, the opposing team has started to participate in this gesture, enhancing the spirit of goodwill and community support.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-06,
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The Iowa Hawkeyes have a tradition called the "Hawkeye Wave" during their home football games, where fans turn to wave at children in the windows of a nearby children's hospital. Recently, this tradition reached new heights when fans from an opposing team also joined in on waving to the kids, showing increased awareness and participation beyond just Hawkeyes supporters. Tony Dokoupil reported this heartwarming event.
Written for “Hawkeye Wave Tradition Grows” on 2026-10-06,
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