The incredible run for Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Women’s Basketball team has come to an end. As you know by now, the Hawkeyes fell short in the NCAA Championship game for the second straight season, running
Todd Brommelkamp/1600 ESPN I spent some time Tuesday morning after finishing up on the air looking for a photo that was long ago stored away in my phone’s archive. I hadn’t seen it since shortly after taking
Todd Brommelkamp/1600 ESPN Baseball is back. Technically, it’s been back since the Padres and the Dodgers met twice last week in Korea. Leave it to Major League Baseball to holds its season-opening games halfway across the globe
Both the men’s and women’s NCAA tournaments provided plenty of memorable moments over the opening weekend, but for basketball fans in the state of Iowa — particularly those who wear cardinal and gold — last weekend was
By Todd Brommelkamp/1600 ESPN “So you’re telling me there’s a chance?” Most of us have used that line from “Dumb and Dumber” at some point in the last 30 years. Yes, there’s a chance the Iowa men’s
I don’t know about you, but I find myself at times just sitting and marveling at the wonder that is Caitlin Clark, and how she and the Iowa Women’s Basketball team have played no small role in
March is almost here, and with it brings one of the best times of the sports calendar. Yes, the hype and hysteria that is a month full of basketball – starting with the conference tournaments, the bracket
Todd Brommelkamp/1600 ESPN We’re roughly a month away from the start of the 2024 Major League Baseball season (less than that if you want to count the two-game series in Korea between the Dodgers and Padres March
There was plenty of disappointment to go around for 49ers fans after Super Bowl 58 came and went and the Chiefs cemented their status as the NFL’s newest “Dynasty”. From largely outplaying the Chiefs in the first
Todd Brommelkamp/1600 ESPN Fair or not, first impressions carry a lot of weight. If Tuesday were an episode of ABC’s reality TV juggernaut “The Bachelor,” Tim Lester would have received a coveted First Impression Rose from the
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