New Zealand Girl Reacts to IOWA COLLEGE FOOTBALL KINNICK WAVE TRADITION 😭❤️

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[dougw]

As someone who has had a child in the U of I Children’s Hospital and gotten to experience this words can’t even describe how special it is. It was a spark of hope that our family needed as our 6mo son fought for his life.

[tankblack]

Iowa is a rival team for me, "hate" them. (not really) What those fans do for those sick kids is the GREATEST TRADITION IN SPORT. Kudos to the Hawkeye fans.

[anthonylagunas]

As the saying goes 'Is this Heaven? No it's IOWA"

[Kevin-dnqe]

As you might have noticed, I'm an Ohio State fan. That being said, I really love this new tradition at Iowa. You would never have convinced me that a "new tradition" wasn't more than a contradiction in terms without this story. From the games I have watched from there on television, the opposing TEAM waves, too, and why wouldn't they? You don't get the opposing team participating in stuff that the home team plans very often. Good for the Hawkeyes, their fans, and the (too many) children in that hospital (which is absolutely state of the art).

[JTM]

Absolutely the best tradition in college football hands down. Iowa is a class act.

[kwxuubf]

My homestate. Iowa is a really well kept secret. The people there are very friendly.

[tompeavy]

As many times as I have watched that ESPN video it still gets the eyes watery.

[lgronewold]

I’m from Iowa it’s awesome I went to the University of Iowa back in 1967. I had virus encephalitis at age 5 years old. It’s very cool the wave.

[HawkeyeCR]

Courtney, consider yourself invited to come to Iowa City and watch an Iowa Hawkeye football game and take part in the Kinnick Wave for yourself.... We Iowans would be happy to be your hosts! :)

[rongilbert]

Thank you Courtney!! I was born in Iowa, I now am 68, living in my SUV homeless in California. I have Cancer and I don't know how long I have to live, maybe a year or two. Someday they will find this former Iowan passed away in this car of mine, but your video about the love and compassion of the people in my home state has brought temporary joy to my heart and has for a moment lifted my spirit. Through copious tears I write to you to thank you for showing my home state and the beautiful and positive things that everyday Iowans do. I'm an Iowa Hawkeye football fan, and again thank you for highlighting the University of Iowa football program's gesture of love towards the sweet children and their families who are suffering through life altering medical tragedies. I'm trying to raise enough money to buy a van, since my SUV has broken down and cannot drive, so I just sleep in it at night. If I could get a used van, I would drive back to Iowa to see my high school sweetheart of 50 years ago before I get too sick and die. I want to see my Janey one more time before I go to meet my Savior Jesus Christ.
47 years ago, in 1973, two years after we graduated, Janey gave me a 'good-bye kiss' that has never been equalled by any woman since. I still remember that kiss, my lips still remember that kiss! And I want to return that kiss to it's rightful owner before I die. Both Janey and I deserve a chance to see each other before I leave this mortal coil. Our love, though never officially documented by a marriage certificate, has survived many decades, many life changes, husbands for her, girlfriends for me since I've never been married, neither distances in geographical space, nor illnesses, and challenges too enumerable to count have dimmed our emotion---and eternal LOVE REMAINS between Janey and I. A wise man once wrote, "And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love. But the greatest of these is LOVE."

Courtney, I have faith that I'll see Janey one more time, and I have hope that my eyes will see Janey and my Hawkeye State one more time, because my LOVE for Janey still remains! LOVE will carry me home again! LOVE will carry me back to the gentle verdant rolling hills and Fields of My Dreams---IOWA and a girl named Janey! Janey, waits for her 'Knight in Weathered Armor' to return to her. I'm a silly enough old man to believe that my arms will once again hold the only woman I ever loved. LOVE will reunite Janey and I and give us one last time to hold one another before this world dims and falls away from me!

[danikasilva]

One of the friendliest crowds in all of my time as a seat vendor

[steveschiltz]

Iowa is my home state. We love the hawkeyes. The WAVE is the best tradition in college football.

[inspectorvol]

When that story came out, Iowa became my 2nd favorite college football team. I pull for them every game. What a wonderful thing they do for those kids. God bless them.

[nwmonk]

I was a single father raising a daughter. She grew up well and fine. I was lucky. Blessed by God's grace. That is why I donate as much as I can each month to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. No parent should ever have to go through this experience. Nor should any innocent child. That is why through donations, no parent will ever have to pay a dime for care and treatment.

[HemlockRidge]

All the respect in the world to Coach Ferentz, the Hawkeyes, and the Hawkeye fans for that. So sorry about this year. From a Nittany Lion.

[jjclark]

I worked at the University of Iowa for 17 years. One of the greatest places on earth. Some of the friendliest people you will ever meet.

[himer]

As a Iowa Hawkeye fan I think we have the best fan base in the NCAA. What this tradition does is meaningful for those sick kids. I really want to go to a game to experience this in person.

[jefftatham]

You have to love College football fans. Much love to Iowa for doing the wave for these kids.❤❤❤👍👍

[khianemeksomphone]

Damn it 47 year old Maryland man here. Crying in bed watching at 2:30am.

[jxstified]

Im from Des Moines, Iowa and I love that my home state does this.