BRIAN FERENTZ RUMORS

Brian Ferentz adjusts to role at Iowa

(Eds: Updates.) By LUKE MEREDITH AP Sports Writer Brian Ferentz left one of the top organizations in football to rejoin his father at Iowa. His first season back was hardly what Ferentz was hoping for after jumping from the New England Patriots to Iowa City. Brian Ferentz was a major piece of his father's massive two-year overhaul of the Hawkeyes coaching staff. The former...
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April 17, 2013  |  Discuss

Morgan, B. Ferentz Transcript

Iowa line coaches Reese Morgan and Brian Ferentz met with the media on Wednesday. Read what they had to say in these press conference transcripts.
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April 17, 2013  |  Discuss

Brian Ferentz & Reese Morgan Transcripts

Q.  Just talk a little about the offensive line. BRIAN FERENTZ:  We have 16 players with us right now in that group.  Out of those 16, seven of them red‑shirted last season.  Nine of them did not.  Out of those nine, every one of those guys has played a snap, at least, for us, in a competitive situation.  Seven of them have started ballgames, but I think those numbers are...
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April 17, 2013  |  Discuss

Hawkeyes: Ferentz Talks New Hires and More

COACH FERENTZ: Welcome. Good to be back here, obviously, back on campus. Just start off with the staff, probably yesterday’s news now, but we have hired three new people. We’re really excited about the way the entire process went, and really happy about where we’ve ended up. We’ve added Bobby Kennedy coming in, Jim Reid, and most recently Chris White, so we’re really...
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February 22, 2013  |  Discuss

Ferentz Rumors Reach Recruits

Sean Welsh comforted by conversation with Brian Ferentz, while other 2013 Iowa commits unsure what to make of rumors Hawkeye Head Coach being considered by Kansas City Chiefs.
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January 02, 2013  |  Discuss

B. Ferentz on Recruiting

Hawkeye Insider catches up with Brian Ferentz for a one-one-one at media day. The new Iowa assistant talks about recruiting players and the approach in talent-rich Ohio.
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August 07, 2012  |  Discuss

Hawkeyes Offer Welsh

Sean Welsh picked up an Iowa offer on Friday after Assistant Coach Brian Ferentz Told the Class of 2013 O-Lineman reminded him of a former Hawkeye standout. Find out about the comparison and what the Ohio native thinks about Iowa and his recruitment right here.
Via iowa.scout.com
May 06, 2012  |  Discuss

Brian Ferentz & LeVar Woods Introduced

Brian Ferentz and LeVar Woods met with the media on Wednesday for the first time as Iowa position coaches. Read what they had to say in this press conference transcript.
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March 07, 2012  |  Discuss

Pats assistant Ferentz leaves for father’s staff

The Patriots are losing a tight end coach. Iowa’s staff is gaining another Ferentz. The Iowa Hawkeyes announced that Brian Ferentz, Kirk’s son, has joined their staff as an offensive line coach. Brian Ferentz spent four years on the Patriots staff, rising from a scouting assistant to offensive assistant to tight ends coach. Iowa coach…
Via Pro Football Talk
February 18, 2012  |  Discuss

Patriots TE Coach Brian Ferentz Leaves To Coach O-Line At Univ. Of Iowa

The past two seasons, Patriots TEs Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez have taken the league by storm, finding great success in an unconventional two-tight end set. In 2012, the duo will have a new person coaching them. Brian Ferentz, who had been New England's TE coach in 2011 after working as an offensive assistant for the team since '08, has left to become the O-line coach...
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February 18, 2012  |  Discuss
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