A really beautiful tribute for Derek Phillips by the Nebraska marching band. ❤️

What’s going on here?😭😭😭

He's almost to the Iowa 80 truck stop...

We share our deepest thanks for the overwhelming support shown to our HMB family over the last few days. This Saturday, the HMB, @uiowa, and @TheIowaHawkeyes will honor Derek's memory in several ways:

A message from the Hawkeye Marching Band and the School of Music. 🖤💛

Get Freddy to Iowa

Final: 🇫🇷 4-6 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 World Cup Scorigami! It’s the first 6-4 final score in World Cup history!!

The World Cup does more for peace than the politicians ever will

credit to Cowherd for acknowledging what many other talking heads in the U.S. who are not soccer people still can't: this is a sport of young people with a lot of things working in its favor

Final combined viewing on FOX + Telemundo: USA-BEL - 50.1 million viewers MEX-ENG - 46.7 million The most-watched non-NFL sports events in the U.S. since the 1994 Winter Olympics.

Iowa wins the World Cup!

Man just want to thank the @USMNT for the way they represented the our country throughout the World Cup! Not just with your play but how you handled yourselves before-during-and after the matches. Know it didn’t end the way you’d hoped but that’s sports-important thing is YOU brought so much excitement to your country AND to your sport! Thank you for this ride and taking people like me (know very little about the game) to look forward to each match and listening and learning along the way. Keep your heads up lads-we appreciate all of you!

Grateful to have taken part in one of the greatest traditions in sports - the wave to the University of Iowa Children's Hospital💛 @Firefighters_BB @BananaBall_

Sidny Lopes Cabral with an ABSOLUTE GOLAZO to bring Cape Verde level with Argentina in extra time 😱 INCREDIBLE SCENES

“TILLMANNN!” 🇺🇸

Can confirm. They had no idea. 🎶 Aussies in Walmart 🎶

Friendly reminder that FIFA golden boy Messi received no punishment after this foul earlier in the tournament.

As brilliant and utterly irrepressible as Lionel Messi is, there have been a few occasions during his illustrious career when opponents — and certainly opposition fans — have suggested that he has received “special treatment” from referees. What is certain is that, between scoring his first and second goals against Algeria, he got lucky. A challenge on Algeria captain Aissa Mandi, who was caught by Messi on his right calf and Achilles tendon, could have earned at least a yellow card — and plausibly a red card — but Polish referee Szymon Marciniak was content to award a free kick. It was a strange incident. Mandi was in control of the ball, going nowhere fast, and there was little prospect of dispossessing him from Messi’s position. To make a lunge like that, with his studs up, seemed incomprehensible, never mind dangerous. Special treatment? At the very least it was lenient refereeing. A yellow card would perhaps have been the most widely expected outcome — a red card second — but Messi was certainly lucky to get away scot-free. ✍️ @OliverKay FREE TO READ: nyti.ms/4vVqN2V

NOT EVEN A YELLOW

Good job internet. Everything has to be a conspiracy