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Hall of Famer Jack Ham Hospitalized After Medical Emergency
8 Nov
Summary
- Jack Ham, former Steelers star, hospitalized in Seattle.
- Play-by-play announcer Steve Jones's quick actions were heroic.
- Ham, 77, is reportedly in stable condition following the incident.
Hall of Fame linebacker Jack Ham was hospitalized in Seattle on Saturday after suffering a medical emergency. The 77-year-old, who currently serves as a radio analyst for Penn State football, is reported to be in stable condition.
Penn State coach Matt Campbell lauded the quick and "heroic" actions of play-by-play announcer Steve Jones, stating that Jones's assistance was vital in the situation. Ham had a distinguished 12-year NFL career with the Steelers, earning four Super Bowl rings, eight Pro Bowl selections, and six consecutive first-team All-Pro honors.
Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1988, Ham retired from professional football in 1982. He has been a familiar voice for Penn State football analysis since 2000.
