hawkeye
- noun
- /ˈhɔːkaɪ/
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Hawkeye
- As a proud Iowa Hawkeye, she never misses a football game at the university.
For me, it's not like that I became an Iowa Hawkeyes fan.
- For me, it's not like that I became an Iowa Hawkeyes fan.
- Today we sit with Angel Reese and Flage Johnson, whose LSU Tigers capped the March Madness by beating the Iowa Hawkeyes and the Player of the Year, Caitlin Clark.
- Today we sit with Angel Reese and Flage Johnson, who's LSU Tigers cap the March Madness by beating the Iowa Hawkeyes and the player of the year, Caitlin Clark.
- Our wrest, our Hawkeye Wrestling club is, is where it needs to be in terms of how they help in their role.
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Today we sit with Angel Reese and Flage Johnson, whose LSU Tigers capped the March Madness by beating the Iowa Hawkeyes and the Player of the Year, Caitlin Clark.
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Our wrest, our Hawkeye Wrestling club is, is where it needs to be in terms of how they help in their role.
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For me, it's not like that I became an Iowa Hawkeyes fan.
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So our big is our big team is the Iowa Hawkeyes University here.
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I became an Iowa Hawkeyes female basketball fan.
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Yeah, Iowa Hawkeyes, NSC Volunteers, NSC Vols.
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Today we sit with Angel Reese and Flage Johnson, who's LSU Tigers cap the March Madness by beating the Iowa Hawkeyes and the player of the year, Caitlin Clark.
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The Iowa Hawkeyes have a strong tradition of excellence in college athletics.
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Every true Hawkeye supports the University of Iowa teams with enthusiasm and pride.
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A person who lives in the U.S. state of Iowa
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Etymology
Hawkeye comes from the state's nickname 'Hawkeye', a name linked to the Native American leader Black Hawk and to an old local paper called the Hawk-Eye. So people from the University of Iowa, especially students and fans, are called Hawkeyes.