Articles Tagged: Kirk Ferentz

Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz and his staff have a “real strong interest in” a small group of players in the transfer portal.

The changing state of college football has Kirk Ferentz “really worried,” he said Wednesday. Ferentz also said he has not made any changes to the coaching staff.

Iowa football head coach Kirk Ferentz expressed interest in having players with “a little bit more recent vintage” or ties to the football profession in the restructured group.

More than a year after 13 former Hawkeye football players filed a lawsuit accusing some University of Iowa athletics staff of racially motivated discrimination and harassment, attorneys are accusing UI of “persistent and intentional subversion” and delay tactics and asking a judge to intervene.

In a Monday letter to “Hawkeye parents,” University of Iowa Head Football Coach Kirk Ferentz reframed and rephrased his recent decision to “dissolve” an alumni advisory committee created in 2020 following allegations his program fostered a culture of racism and bullying.

A year and a half after the University of Iowa Athletics Department formed an alumni advisory committee in the wake of players alleging the football program fostered a culture of racism and bullying, head coach Kirk Ferentz on Tuesday abruptly dissolved the volunteer group following a contentious meeting.

Iowa football head coach Kirk Ferentz, already the longest-tenured head coach in college football, agreed to a contract extension that will last through the 2029 season.

After a couple quiet seasons, Iowa’s 2001 Alamo Bowl trip “felt like the Super Bowl for us as Hawkeyes”

Iowa will face former Hawkeye Mark Stoops and No. 22 Kentucky in the Citrus Bowl on Jan. 1.

Whether it was Spencer Petras or Alex Padilla under center, Iowa’s offense couldn’t keep up with No. 2 Michigan in the Big Ten championship game.

Iowa looked nothing like a champ in 42-3 Big Ten title loss to Michigan

Iowa must be at its very best in Saturday’s Big Ten championship game against Michigan to get its biggest win under Kirk Ferentz.

This, that and another thing ... Matt Campbell should stay at ISU and we welcome back Rob Gray

Iowa has a few unknowns ahead of taking on Michigan in the Big Ten championship game although Kirk Ferentz is aware the Wolverines are a “tough team to prepare for.”

The Hawkeyes are outright Big Ten West champions for the first time since 2015 after unranked Minnesota upset No. 14 Wisconsin.