Articles Tagged: Brian Ferentz

Photos from the Hawkeyes 26-16 victory of Michigan State at Kinnick Stadium.

Iowa’s 4.5 yards per play through four games are an improvement from the 4.24 yards per play last year, but it still is among the worst in college football.

The quest for Brian Ferentz’s offense to average 25 points a game got off to a slow start, which hasn’t gone unnoticed far beyond River City.

Competition on the offensive line are among the factors driving a renewed confidence in an Iowa offense that struggled mightily in recent years.

Seven wins, 25 points per game ... These are targets Iowa should shoot holes through with ammo to spare. Right?

With the exception of offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz, every Iowa football assistant coach is getting a pay bump in 2023. Most are between 7 and 8 percent.

Hear from Iowa offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz as he discusses Cade McNamara’s spring and how much he has been able to do after having knee surgery last year.

Brian Ferentz is “at peace” with the possibility that 2023 could be his final season as offensive coordinator at Iowa.

The former Hawkeye football players who in 2020 filed a lawsuit accusing the UI football program of racial discrimination and harassment have dropped their claims against head coach Kirk Ferentz, offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz, Athletic Director Gary Barta, and former strength coach Chris Doyle.

It’s a mailbag episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast this week, centering on Iowa’s announced changes to offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz’s contract.

In the last five seasons — excluding the COVID-19-affected 2020 season — FBS teams achieved both of Iowa offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz’s “designated performance objectives” about half the time.

Iowa offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz will receive a pay cut for the 2023 season, Iowa announced Monday afternoon in a news release.

Come on, you didn’t really expect Kirk Ferentz to fire or even demote Brian Ferentz, did you?

Iowa football coach Kirk Ferentz emphasized the importance of points rather than yards Wednesday when defending Brian Ferentz, but the scoring numbers still do not paint a rosy picture.

David Eickholt of 247Sports joins the Hawk Off The Press podcast this week to help break down Wednesday’s Iowa football press conference, in which Kirk Ferentz said he doesn’t plan on any staff changes this offseason despite fans calling for a change at offensive coordinator.