Q&A With Iowa's Kirk Ferentz
Few schools produce more defensive linemen than Iowa, and the latest is Green Bay's Mike Daniels. Iowa's head coach, Kirk Ferentz, took a break from recruiting pitches to talk to Packer Report about Green Bay's fourth-round pick.
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25 days ago
PRIME CUTS: Ferentz on Recruiting
Iowa Coach Kirk Ferentz spent time talking about various aspects of recruiting during his Tuesday press conference. See what he had to say in this video of prime cuts.
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April 24, 2012
Big Tentacles: Urban Meyer upgrades, Kirk Ferentz shakes things up, and more.
(Big Tentacles is the SWRT look at the Big Ten and the schools it not-so-secretly covets.)
Kicking it up a notch.
Ramzy Nasrallah talks about the upgrading of the Ohio State program under new head football coach Urban Meyer. (Eleven Warriors)
Shake It Up.
Iowa head football coach Kirk Ferentz talks about the shake-up of his coaching staff after a disappointing 2011...
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April 10, 2012
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April 10, 2012
Kirk Ferentz shakes things to help with changes in recruiting
TweetKirk Ferentz announced on Wednesday that recruiting coordinator Eric Johnson will now be coaching Iowa’s defensive line so that he can put more of an effort on the recruiting trail.
Johnson has been a member of Kirk Ferentz’s staff since 1999 and has had a variety of roles in the program but his main focus has been on recruiting. Kirk Ferentz’s staff has had a lot changes...
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March 29, 2012
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March 29, 2012
Kirk Ferentz’s record against teams from outside of the Big Ten and individual results
TweetSince taking over as the head coach of the Iowa Hawkeye football program in 1998, Kirk Ferentz has been able to take the program to new heights.
Since 2001, the Hawkeyes have always been bowl eligible under Kirk Ferentz and the only time they did not play in a post season game in that span was in 2007. Also during that time frame, he has had 4 double-digit win seasons and finished...
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March 27, 2012
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March 27, 2012
Big Tentacles: Urban Meyer's new home, Kirk Ferentz, and a delusional Golden Gopher.
(Big Tentacles is the SWRT look at the Big Ten and the schools it not-so-secretly covets.)
Home Sweet Home.
Ohio State head football coach Urban Meyer pays out $1.45 million for a 11,700 square ft. house in Muiffield, Ohio. (The Columbus Dispatch)
More than meets the (Buck)eye.
Amalie Benjamin declares that
"Ohio State is more than just a football school"...
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March 22, 2012
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March 22, 2012
Kirk Ferentz takes the Artic Plunge for Iowa wrestling
This past Saturday Iowa head football coach Kirk Ferentz joined Hawkeyes wrestling coach Tom Brands (right, the one man in this photo who should be allowed to go out in public shirtless) in taking a chilly Arctic Plunge swim near the Riverside Casino and Golf Resort in Riverside, Iowa. The swim benefited the Hawkeye Wrestling Club. The group supports wrestlers who compete in national...
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January 30, 2012
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January 30, 2012
13 Seasons and No Rose Bowls for Kirk Ferentz, Hawkeyes
Friday night’s loss in the Insight Bowl to Oklahoma, marks the end of the 13th year of Kirk Ferentz’s coaching tenure and the 21st year in a row without a trip to Pasadena, CA. The Rose Bowl is “the bowl” for a Big Ten team, and especially the Iowa Hawkeyes. Let’s be honest, their chances of making to the National Championship game each year are not...
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January 02, 2012
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January 02, 2012
HOT AIR
Video: Ferentz confirms that he passes gas
Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz doesn’t enjoy your fair questions about his team. [farts] At the Insight Bowl, Ferentz was asked about the status of a handful of players and was obviously flustered that the reporters had the audacity to ask him such questions before their game. [louder farts] When asked about these specific players, [...]
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December 27, 2011
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December 27, 2011
Ferentz reaffirms commitment to Iowa
Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz has reaffirmed his commitment to the Hawkeyes, saying he fully intends to coach in Iowa City in 2012 and ''well beyond.''
Ferentz released a statement late Tuesday night in response to another round of speculation about his future.
Ferentz's deal with Iowa runs through the 2020 season and pays him just under $4 million a year. Ferentz...
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December 21, 2011
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