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Celebrating iconic moments for Big Ten sports programs, going in-depth with the players involved on both sides of the ball while adding anecdotes from people who witnessed it in real time.
S2022, EP2 "The First Wave"
The events leading up to the first Hawkeye Wave which has now become a tradition celebrated during every Iowa home game, where fans, players and coaches exchange waves with patients and families inside UI Stead Family Children's Hospital.
S2024, EP1 "28 Hours at Carver-Hawkeye Arena"
Caitlin Clark, Payton Sandfort and more take a look back on Iowa basketball's dramatic wins over Indiana and Michigan State during one weekend in February 2023 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
S2020, EP2 "Rob Houghtlin"
The events leading up to Rob Houghtlin's last-second field goal that secured a victory for top-ranked Iowa over 2nd-ranked Michigan in 1985.
S2024, EP6 "The Catch"
Looking back at what is known as "The Catch," hear from Trojans quarterback Rodney Peete and wide receiver Erik Affholter as they relive the controversial play that sent USC to the 1988 Rose Bowl with a win over crosstown rival UCLA.
S2024, EP6 "The Catch"
Looking back at what is known as "The Catch," hear from Trojans quarterback Rodney Peete and wide receiver Erik Affholter as they relive the controversial play that sent USC to the 1988 Rose Bowl with a win over crosstown rival UCLA.
S2024, EP5 "Isaiah Thomas"
Isaiah Thomas, C.J. Wilcox, coach Lorenzo Romar, play-by-play Gus Johnson and more take a look back on Thomas' game-winning shot at the buzzer to secure Washington's victory over Arizona in the 2011 Pac-10 Championship game.
S2024, EP4 "Tyus Edney"
Take a look back at the story behind the Tyus Edney coast-to-coast shot to stun Missouri in the 1995 NCAA Tournament as the top-seeded UCLA Bruins took down the 8th-seeded Tigers in the last 4 seconds of the game.
S2024, EP3 "Women's Track Triple Crown"
Raevyn Rogers, Deajah Stevens-Mitchell, Maggie Schmaedick Jones, coach Curtis Taylor and more take a look back on the events leading up to Oregon Women's Track and Field's historic NCAA "Triple Crown" victory in 2017.
