Terry

ESPN did FCS football right tonight well deserved THANKS!

Thanks Ed from all of us at UNI for your support! May you rest in peace our friend. Prayers 🙏🙏 out to your family

What that man has done for so many families is unbelievable! THANK YOU COACH so happy our son had the opportunity to play of you and your tremendous staff!!

Thoughts and prayers 🙏🙏🙏 to Marty Prather hoping nothing but the best for he and his family! Great Bears and Cardinals fan but even a better person!

Jersey was without a doubt the best!He did what all great athletic directors do they never make it about themselves, but about their coaches and the programs they represent. I know Bob,Ben,Greg,Mark, myself and many others feel this way!

hear from missouri’s own, chase allen on this episode of the @Teremana two-minute drill💙

the kid from Nixa, MO returns home 👀 @RbAofStLouis

Excited for him to continue to chase his dream no pun intended 😂

I was blessed to have worked with 2 HOF’s announcers in my career we almost lost 1 a few years back in Art Haines but fortunately for all he fights on. But unfortunately we lost an all timer with the passing of Bob Davis and shortly before that Linda!Linda would help babysit 4 us

Dedric was truly special!

E was a great guy and true Panther

What a sad day for SW Missouri Sports fans! Sports Talk and Ned and the guys in the AM have done such a great job of covering all levels of sports in our area for so many years Pro,College and their comment to local HS has been incredible. SAD

I have attended many CPR classes over the years, but I was never told this… What do you do when you're alone and have a heart attack? Here’s an important post that can’t be shared often enough: Take a 2-minute break and read this: Let’s say it’s 5:25 pm, and you're driving home after an unusually hard day at work. You’re tired and frustrated. Suddenly, you feel a pain in your chest that starts to radiate down your arm and jaw. It feels like being stabbed in the chest and heart. You’re only a few miles away from the nearest hospital or home, but unfortunately, you don’t know if you can make it. Maybe you’ve taken CPR training, but the instructor never taught you how to help yourself in this situation. So, how do you survive a heart attack when you’re alone? A person feeling weak and whose heart is beating erratically has only about 10 seconds before losing consciousness. But there is something you can do: cough repeatedly and very strongly. Take a deep breath before each cough, and repeat the coughing every second until you either reach the hospital or your heartbeat returns to normal. Deep breathing gives your lungs oxygen, and the coughing stimulates the heart and boosts circulation. This pressure can help restore a normal heartbeat. This is how cardiac arrest victims can survive long enough to receive the right treatment at the hospital. Cardiologists say if you receive this message and pass it on to 10 people, we can save at least one life. For women:
It’s important to know that women often have different symptoms than men. They rarely experience crushing chest pain or arm pain. Instead, they may have indigestion, tightness across the back at the bra line, and sudden fatigue. Save a life today—copy or share. ❤️

I need one of these!

Proud of you Jerry

Bob Justis made things very special for all of us! Entering the Dome and hearing HEREEEE come the Panthers will always be etched in my heart! Thanks Bob for being a true Panther.

Our program has been blessed to have Bob Justis as the PA voice of UNI men’s basketball for the past five decades! We look forward to celebrating Bob’s long, distinguished career later during the upcoming season! #EverLoyal #1UNIM

We had lunch today with my mentor’s son Richard Sheriff who is the facility director at the Stan Sheriff Center named in honor of his Dad! Coach Sheriff was my college coach!!! It was great catching up with him.

What a great day it is for the University of Northern Iowa. Great day to be a Panther!

@CoachMarkFarley @UNIFootball Great Person, Great Football Player, and Great Panther! RIP Bill

I am so sorry to let everyone know that Bill Bealles has passed away. There was no greater fan and loyal Panther than Bill. He was a great teammate, friend, and will always be part of our football family. Let’s all remember Bill and his family in our prayers. @unifootball