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Jack Ham Hospitalized, In Stable Condition After Medical Emergency Before Penn State Game: Reports
The Penn State radio analyst had a medical emergency before the Penn State game on Saturday.
PITTSBURGH, PA — Jack Ham, the Penn State radio analyst and Pro Football Hall of Famer, is in stable condition after a medical emergency before Saturday's Penn State game in Seattle, ESPN reported.
Ham, 77, is a four-time Super Bowl champion and former linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He also played college football at Penn State, and has been inducted in the College Football Hall of Fame.
After Saturday's game, Nittany Lions Coach Matt Campbell shared that Ham was in stable condition after being taken to University of Washington Medical Center.
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ESPN reports that Ham has been the radio analyst at his alma mater for over 20 years.
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