Jack Ham stable after Penn State broadcast…
SEATTLE — Penn State and Steelers great Jack Ham was in stable condition at the University of Washington Medical Center after a medical emergency Saturday as he was getting ready for a radio broadcast, Nittany Lions coach Matt Campbell said after the sport.
Campbell opened his news convention after the Nittany Lions’ 28-25 victory by calling it “a gut-wrenching day for Penn State football.” According to Campbell, Ham’s broadcast companion, Steve Jones. made a “heroic effort” when the 77-year-old analyst skilled the emergency arriving at Husky Stadium. Ham was transported across the road to UW Medical Center to obtain treatment.
Pro Football Hall of Fame and former Penn State soccer linebacker Jack Ham exits the sphere after being honored by the college during a sport against Indiana on Sept. 30, 2017 at Beaver Stadium. Getty Images
“If it’s not for Steve and what he did, I don’t know if we would have as good news as we do right now,” Campbell said. “… I would also thank the University of Washington, their athletic director, their emergency team. They were incredible, they were outstanding.”
An All-American linebacker for Penn State in 1970, Ham went on to make eight Pro Bowls and win 4 Super Bowls in a 12-year NFL profession with the Pittsburgh Steelers. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1988 and the College Football Hall of Fame in 1990. He has been the Nittany Lions’ radio analyst since 2000.
Campbell said that he told his staff about Ham’s standing forward of the sport.
“The courage of our kids to play with what JackHam means to Penn State football, how that guy played the game, how that guy to this day still serves our football program, it was awesome to be able to go win the football game for him and his family,” Campbell said. “Our thoughts and prayers will continue to be with him for a full recovery.”
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