There is a very large faction of Iowa Hawkeyes fans that have had enough with head coach Kirk Ferentz, as they feel the football program has stagnated under his direction. Iowa went a rather ...

Head coach Kirk Ferentz and the Hawkeyes are currently the No. 38-ranked class in 247Sports' Composite Ratings. The recruiting cycle included four-star defensive lineman Iose Epenesa, who is the ...

Few have done it better, but none have done it longer than Kirk Ferentz. The longevity of the success that he has built and sustained with the Iowa Hawkeyes football program is nearly unmatched ...

Ferentz, 35, is the son of legendary Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz. Like his father, he also played his college ball at Iowa. After graduation, Ferentz entered the NFL as an undrafted rookie offensive ...

The Iowa Hawkeyes have some great talent coming in through their 2025 recruiting class. Kirk Ferentz and company are especially excited by one of the players they were able to land. Iose Epenesa ...

No one can predict the future for Kirk Cousins, including — apparently — the Falcons. According to the NFL Network, Cousins — benched in favor of Michael Penix Jr. for the Falcons’ final ...

If the Kirk Cousins Curse has anything to say about it, the smart money is on the Chiefs. The Cousins Curse suggests any team that loses to Cousins in the regular season cannot win a world ...

For this article, he interviewed Charlie Kirk four times and attended a donor meeting and a ball celebrating Donald Trump’s inauguration. About an hour before Donald J. Trump took the oath of ...

Penn State and Tennessee "Great to meet Coach Ferentz and Coach Hodge today. Thanks for coming to practice. Class acts! Go Hawks!" the Dunlap Basketball account posted on X.com. Need a break?

Quite simply, no team that has ever lost to Kirk Cousins during the regular season has gone on to win the Super Bowl. Not a single one. So, when the Eagles lost 22-21 to the Falcons on September ...

But he won the job and now, has won a Super Bowl. One guy who has observed Hurts closely going back to college is ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit, who cut his broadcasting teeth calling college football ...