Inching closer to December 31, the only thing on the Iowa Hawkeyes' mind is winning. Head coach Kirk Ferentz knows the ReliaQuest Bowl is a great opportunity for his squad to pick up a win over an SEC powerhouse.
Iowa Hawkeyes fans were thrilled to hear head coach Kirk Ferentz say the team is going to be extremely active in the transfer portal. They were aggressive last year when they went out and got quarterback Mark Gronowski, so why not pick up where they left off.
The regular season has come to a close for the Iowa Hawkeyes football squad. While some were disappointed in the group's inability to capitalize against
While Iowa Hawkeyes fans patiently await their New Year's Eve bowl game, they were thrilled to hear the news that head coach Kirk Ferentz would be returning to the program.
The Iowa Hawkeyes will officially play in the ReliaQuest Bowl against the Vanderbilt Commodores on Dec. 31, but not every team in the NCAA will be playing along as college football's bowl season gets rolling.
Two years ago, an SEC team won the ReliaQuest Bowl. Last year, a B1G team took it. Now, the Iowa Hawkeyes are in the rubber match against Vanderbilt. With the game taking place on December 31, head coach Kirk Ferentz has plenty of time to get his team prepared for the showdown.
While their 2026 recruiting class wasn't ranked earlier in the season, the Iowa Hawkeyes must be more than thrilled with their current No. 35 ranking. Sure, they fell a few spots from No.
When news broke that longtime Iowa Hawkeyes head coach Kirk Ferentz would return for the 2026 season, mixed reactions took center stage. The 70-year-old feels as healthy as he's ever been as he got the blessing from his wife, Mary, to continue coaching.
Iowa Hawkeyes head coach Kirk Ferentz is officially staying on for another season, and fans on social media were largely pleased given his track record with the team.
Iowa's Kirk Ferentz, the winningest coach in Big Ten history, said Wednesday that he will be back on the sideline for a 28th season in 2026. Ferentz, 70, guided Iowa to an 8-4 regular-season record with the Hawkeyes' bowl destination to be learned Sunday.
Defense is something the Iowa Hawkeyes have taken seriously for quite some time. In the Kirk Ferentz Iowa, defense is the last thing to be taken lightly.
For the first time since the regular season came to a close, Iowa Hawkeyes' Kirk Ferentz provided an update on his future. It's one some Hawkeyes fans will be thrilled about, but others remain undecided as they're ready for the program to undergo a massive renovation.
The Iowa Hawkeyes’ early signing period continues to be busy as three more future Hawks, defensive back Ronnie “Snook” Hill, athlete/defensive back Eli Robbins, and cornerback Darion Jones, are set to sign on December 3.
When news broke today that the Iowa Hawkeyes were able to flip tight end Jack Janda, it proved just how in it head coach Kirk Ferentz truly is. Despite his age and constant dismissal of never winning a national championship, he's truly been a difference maker for this Iowa program.
While it doesn't seem possible, Iowa Hawkeyes head coach Kirk Ferentz has more wins at Memorial Stadium than Matt Rhule. Even though Rhule has been Nebraska's head coach for the past three seasons, he only has six conference wins under his belt.
The Iowa Hawkeyes' regular season-ending win on the road over the Nebraska Cornhuskers represents a two-game winning streak for a team that, after losing two straight to ranked opponents and losing hope for any special postseason aspirations, desperately needed a heap of positive momentum to bank the end of their year on.
Head coach Kirk Ferentz has once again led his Iowa Hawkeyes to a winning season. Sitting at 7-4, the only thing standing in their way of an eight win season are the Nebraska Cornhuskers.
If you’re an avid reader of HuskerMax content, you’ve likely listened to every Husker under the sun talk about how close the Iowa series has been in recent years.
With their 7-4 record, the Iowa Hawkeyes have once again guaranteed themselves another winning season under head coach Kirk Ferentz. Ferentz's longevity is second-to-none and what he's done with this Hawkeyes program is truly impressive.
No coach in the FBS has been at their current stop longer than Kirk Ferentz has been at Iowa . He's in the middle of his 27th season at the helm of the Hawkeyes, and his 211 victories are the most in Big Ten history.
The Oregon Ducks are 7-1 and ranked No. 9 in the nation. Head coach Dan Lanning must feel confident that he has a team capable not only of qualifying for the College Football Playoff but also of making a deep run.
Pause the retirement party planning for Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz, who intends to stay in the position he's held for 26 season for years to come. Ferentz, 69, is under contract as Hawkeyes head coach at an average of $7 million per year through the 2029 season.