Claims extracted
22
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
9%
2 of 22 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
New York Post's corrections and
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Outlets on this story
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George Kittle is now 2-0 on bets that involve the Iowa Hawkeyes this college football season.
asserted
that → involve → Hawkeyes
During Wednesday morning’s opening segment of “The Rich Eisen Show,” the host was seen wearing Kittle’s Iowa helmet after losing a bet to him following Saturday’s game.
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host → see → game
The Hawkeyes prevailed in a last-second 20-19 victory.
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Hawkeyes → prevail → victory
Eisen, 57, is a proud alumnus of Michigan, where he attended and graduated from the school in the late 1980s.
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he → attend → 1980s
He was forced to praise Iowa on his show.
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He → force → show
“Boy, do I love Iowa Hawkeyes football,” Eisen said to open the show.
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Eisen → love → show
“What do I like about Iowa Hawkeyes football?
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I → like → football
I love the continuity that they have.
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they → love → that
That’s when he brought Phil Parker with him, too.”
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he → ’ → him
Eisen’s Iowa praise continued as he went on to say the Hawkeyes “play good defense.”
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Hawkeyes → continue → defense
The video continued for another minute.
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video → continue → minute
Eisen went back and forth on complaining about having to wear the helmet while also praising the school, notably for the Iowa wave in which the players wave to kids at a nearby children’s hospital, as well as the program’s culture and stability.
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players → go → hospital
“A culture where America’s farmers are supported,” Eisen said.
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Eisen → support → ?
At the end, Eisen and co-host Chris Brockman started to debate over how Michigan lost, with Eisen suggesting that Michigan lost due to the “tipped passes” Iowa had.
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Iowa → start → passes
The moment he was referring to was the game’s final play when wide receiver Reece Vander Zee had the game-winning catch on a tipped ball in the corner of the end zone.
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Zee → refer → zone
When Eisen settled down, Brockman suggested that he talk about some of the great tight ends to come through the school.
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he → settle → school
He started to name former players including Kittle, Dallas Clark and Sam LaPorta.
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He → start → Kittle
For Eisen, he’s the latest victim to lose a bet to Kittle.
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he → ’ → Kittle
Niners quarterback Brock Purdy came up short two weeks ago and was forced to attend his news conference in an Iowa shirt and hat.
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Purdy → come → shirt
A week after Kittle humiliated his quarterback, Kittle appeared on the show, and that’s when the two made the wager.
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two → humiliate → wager
For Kittle, he’s living his best life as his team is 3-0 to start the season, and he’s also winning off the field.
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he → live → field
For Eisen, he probably wishes he could’ve rethought that bet.
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he → wish → bet
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