Articles Tagged: Kirk Ferentz

Iowa is tied with Wisconsin for fewest transfers from four-year programs on current Big Ten football rosters, with four. Some programs are using the NCAA’s eligibility rule change much more.

Last year’s Iowa-Minnesota matchup was snarky. And one-sided.

Kirk Ferentz said nearly 70 percent of Iowa football players are vaccinated against COVID-19.

With the full 2021 budget year now wrapped, University of Iowa Athletics has confirmed no contracted football coaches – including head coach Kirk Ferentz – participated in voluntary salary reductions announced a year ago in light of COVID-19 losses the department projected to be devastating and justifying of its decision to eliminate several Hawkeye sports and take a $50 million loan from the main campus.

Between the U.S. Supreme Court allowing collegiate athletes to receive more educational benefits and upcoming rules letting athletes profit off …

In partnership with INFLCR, Iowa athletics gears up for athletes' ability to profit off their name, image and likeness

Hawkeye receiver says players have lost out on opportunities

Tyrone Tracy Jr. wants to be best wide receiver in the Big Ten, defensive backs confident in depth

A ‘new age’ of athletes’ rights coming

The secondary is the deepest position group on Iowa’s 2021 roster

Reviewing where Hawkeye position groups are going into summer 2021

Iowa’s offensive line got a new look from the top-down in the offseason following the departure of four players and the arrival of a new offensive line coach.

The lawsuit that a group of former University of Iowa football players filed in November accusing Hawkeye staff members of racially-motivated discrimination, harassment, and bullying has been set for a 10-day jury trial in Des Moines -- two years from now.

The Gazette’s Leah Vann and Vanessa Miller break down Friday’s report

None of the University of Iowa’s contracted football coaches — including head coach Kirk Ferentz — participated in voluntary salary reductions that UI Athletics announced last summer in light of massive COVID-compelled losses that officials cited weeks later in justifying their decision to cut four UI sports.