Articles Tagged: Kirk Ferentz

Iowa is confident ahead of the first Iowa-Iowa State football game that will be a ranked matchup, and both teams are top-10 teams.

The Iowa-Iowa State football game of 2001 wasn't postponed immediately after the Sept. 11 attacks. As the next two days passed, though, it was clear to everyone that the game mustn't go on.

Iowa’s defense had a number of notable moments against Indiana, but the non-moments still mean something.

Iowa cornerback Riley Moss’ two pick-6s led Iowa in a 34-6 win over No. 17 Indiana.

Once off-limits, Iowa assistant football coaches are visible and vocal.

Iowa’s quarterbacks and running game shined as the defense struggled, giving up big plays during Saturday’s Iowa football Kids Day scrimmage.

One week into fall camp, Kirk Ferentz had strong feelings about the impact vaccination rates and NCAA practice guidelines have had on preparing his team for the upcoming season, noting that COVID-19 has been Iowa’s No. 1 opponent since last March.

Indiana and Iowa State provide top-20 challenges for Iowa right off the bat.

Updates from Iowa football coach Kirk Ferentz’s media day press conference.

Potential play-makers, NCAA’s practice changes and vaccination are among key questions for Iowa football this offseason.

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.