ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Damn, he's undoubtedly still in contention for B1G COY......
https://www.kcci.com/article/iowa-beats-minnesota-controls-big-ten-west-football-hawkeyes/42013976#
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What's nauseating is the winner of The Game having to play them again. In all the talk of an expanded playoff, the thing you never hear is the ridiculousness of CCG's.
It's a pure money grab that bites conferences in the ass more than it helps them more often than not. This one in particular is pure risk with no upside for the East champ and the B1G.
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Y’all know if Iowa wins the B1G west, Ferentz is probably winning COY again…
Which Ferentz?
Don't they have to start giving them to his son for overcoming so much adversity?
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Onebuckfan
classof76
The will have more adversity to overcome because they(Ferentz Jr and Petras) create adversity.
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Well that’s COY brilliant strategy…create the adversity, overcome the adversity just enough, collect trophies
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
$4M to be paid in Iowa football discrimination suit; Kirk Ferentz 'disappointed' in result
A lawsuit that was filed in November 2020 claiming Kirk Ferentz oversaw a racially discriminatory culture has reached a settlement agreement.
www.hawkcentral.com
$4M to be paid in Iowa football discrimination suit; Kirk Ferentz 'disappointed' in result
A $4.175 million settlement agreement has been reached in the lawsuit filed by a group of Black former University of Iowa football players who have accused coach Kirk Ferentz of overseeing a racially discriminatory culture.
The Iowa Department of Management’s State Appeal Board voted 2-1 to approve the settlement Monday afternoon, with the state on the hook to pay $2 million to the players.
Reaction to the settlement began early Monday, with Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand, one of the three appeal board members, saying he would vote against using taxpayer funds for the settlement unless Iowa athletics director Gary Barta was ousted.
Moments after the settlement was announced, Ferentz — entering his 25th season as Iowa's head football coach — said he was "greatly disappointed" in the outcome in a statement obtained by the Des Moines Register through his attorney, Jeff Stone.
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$4M to be paid in Iowa football discrimination suit; Kirk Ferentz 'disappointed' in result
A lawsuit that was filed in November 2020 claiming Kirk Ferentz oversaw a racially discriminatory culture has reached a settlement agreement.www.hawkcentral.com
$4M to be paid in Iowa football discrimination suit; Kirk Ferentz 'disappointed' in result
A $4.175 million settlement agreement has been reached in the lawsuit filed by a group of Black former University of Iowa football players who have accused coach Kirk Ferentz of overseeing a racially discriminatory culture.
The Iowa Department of Management’s State Appeal Board voted 2-1 to approve the settlement Monday afternoon, with the state on the hook to pay $2 million to the players.
Reaction to the settlement began early Monday, with Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand, one of the three appeal board members, saying he would vote against using taxpayer funds for the settlement unless Iowa athletics director Gary Barta was ousted.
Moments after the settlement was announced, Ferentz — entering his 25th season as Iowa's head football coach — said he was "greatly disappointed" in the outcome in a statement obtained by the Des Moines Register through his attorney, Jeff Stone.
Wait, so Ferentz will remain but somebody else will get fired?
Isn't this the golden opportunity to fire Ferentz for cause.
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