Articles Tagged: Kirk Ferentz

“We, the adults, have done a lot to really screw this thing up,” Kirk Ferentz said in his pre-Citrus Bowl news conference.

Kirk Ferentz hopes the “specialness” of Iowa’s bowl trip does not get “diminished” by looming stay-or-go decisions.

Iowa Coach Kirk Ferentz said he’s “appreciative” of offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz continuing to coach as the Hawkeyes’ Citrus Bowl matchup Monday against Tennessee approaches.

As Kirk Ferentz searches for Iowa’s next offensive coordinator, an appreciation for “complementary football” remains paramount.

Kirk Ferentz intends to hire Iowa’s next offensive coordinator “sometime in January” after the Hawkeyes return home from the Citrus Bowl.

The Big Ten Conference’s replay system was again the source of Kirk Ferentz’s frustration following the Hawkeyes’ 26-0 loss in the Big Ten championship game.

You can’t argue with Northwestern’s David Braun as the pick for Big Ten Coach of the Year. You couldn’t have argued with Iowa’s Kirk Ferentz, either.

Watch portions of postgame press conferences featuring Iowa football coach Kirk Ferentz, linebacker Jay Higgins and defensive linemen Ethan Hurkett following the 17th-ranked Hawkeyes’ 13-10 win over Nebraska on Friday.

Iowa has been the best team in the Big Ten West in recent years at winning close games. Its next opponent has not been as fortunate in close games.

Watch portions of postgame press conferences featuring Iowa football coach Kirk Ferentz, linebacker Jay Higgins and defensive linemen Logan Lee and Joe Evans following the 16th-ranked Hawkeyes’ 15-13 win over Illinois on Saturday.

Watch portions of postgame press conferences with Iowa Coach Kirk Ferentz, quarterback Deacon Hill and defensive back Cooper DeJean after the Hawkeyes’ 10-7 win over Northwestern on Saturday at Wrigley Field.

It’s a mailbag edition of the Hawk Off The Press podcast, with most of the questions naturally centering on Iowa’s announcement earlier this week that offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz will not return next season.

Longtime Iowa head football coach Kirk Ferentz intends to continue coaching beyond the 2023 season, he clarified Wednesday evening on his weekly radio show.

When asked if there was anything he would have done differently, Kirk Ferentz wishes he “kept everybody healthy.” In reality, that was far from the only culprit for Iowa’s recent offensive woes that led to Brian Ferentz’s upcoming dismissal.

Beth Goetz and Kirk Ferentz weren’t particularly enlightening on details about the dismissal of Brian Ferentz as offensive coordinator at season’s end.