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Herky the Hawk is the athletics mascot of the University of Iowa Hawkeyes. The University borrowed its athletic nickname from the state of Iowa, also known as the Hawkeye State. Herky was first drawn as a cartoon in 1948, and was first portrayed at a football game in 1959. Herky came to life as the Iowa mascot with a black leather head and gold felt feathers. Since then, Herky has become a familiar figure at intercollegiate athletic events of all types on the UI campus. He even donned a military uniform during the Korean War and became the insignia of the 124th Fighting Squadron.
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Herky the Hawk is the athletics mascot of the University of Iowa Hawkeyes. The University borrowed its athletic nickname from the state of Iowa, also known as the Hawkeye State. Herky was first drawn as a cartoon in 1948, and was first portrayed at a football game in 1959. Herky came to life as the Iowa mascot with a black leather head and gold felt feathers. Since then, Herky has become a familiar figure at intercollegiate athletic events of all types on the UI campus. He even donned a military uniform during the Korean War and became the insignia of the 124th Fighting Squadron.
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Stay warm and look good in this timeless crewneck sweatshirt. Made of super-soft pre-shrunk cotton/poly fleece, this sweatshirt will keep you warm on the sidelines or in the stands. This sweatshirt is a great basic or for layering over your perfect tee. With a hint of spandex, it maintains its shape after several washes and wears.
50/50 Cotton/Polyester NuBlend® Pre-shrunk Fleece
Made with sustainably sourced USA grown cotton
High stitch density for a smooth printing canvas
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