Campbell Gives Update on Jack Ham: ‘Great Progress’

Nittany Lion Hall of Famer and Penn State football radio analyst Jack Ham remains in Seattle after experiencing a medical emergency on Saturday, in the lead-up to Penn State’s game against the Huskies. The good news: Penn State coach Matt Campbell, who talked with Ham on Tuesday, said that Ham is “talking, is in stable condition.” Campbell added that Ham has made “great progress.” Ham, 77, is a member of both the Pro Football and College Football Halls of Fame. He was an All-American linebacker and team co-captain at Penn State in 1970, and a nine-time All-Pro linebacker with the Pittsburgh Steelers, winning four Super Bowls. Ham has been a game-day analyst for the Penn State Sports Network since 2000, calling Nittany Lion football alongside Steve Jones. He did not call Penn State’s 28-25 victory over Washington, as he was taken to the University of Washington Medical Center on Saturday morning prior to the game. https://twitter.com/PSUPoorman/status/2120199720534409700