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Who knew the Ol ball coach was such a trend setter?Cripes. First Bert, now Ferentz. Keep your shirts on, B1G coaches.
Over priced ink with lackluster results.
I call bullshit...he's not holding a Coach of the Year trophyYeah, but look at that fatty calf. Then think how good that tattoo would look on a muscular calf.
It gets my vote for "Tat of the Year".
Yeah, but look at that fatty calf. Then think how good that tattoo would look on a muscular calf.
It gets my vote for "Tat of the Year".
I hope he paid for this tattoo. If not, there goes the Hawkeyes' season, bowl game, and coach.PHOTO: Who wouldn't want a Kirk Ferentz tattoo?
http://www.cbssports.com/collegefoo.../photo-who-wouldnt-want-a-kirk-ferentz-tattoo
I hope he paid for this tattoo. If not, there goes the Hawkeyes' season, bowl game, and coach.
Better than that Penn State fan with the Joesus tattoo, at least.
appears to be a dude:Do you guys think it's a male? I really thought that was a woman's leg. (Don't see any hair, for one thing.)
Horrible tat for anyone, regardless.
http://journalstar.com/sports/huske...cle_88d7f8b0-9377-11e4-b031-73bfa78d8378.html
January 03, 2015 12:37 pm • By Brian Christopherson
On a day the Big Ten was still basking in New Year's Day glory, the Iowa Hawkeyes took the field and promptly fell behind 35-7 by halftime.
Tennessee coasted from there to a 45-28 win over the Hawkeyes in the TaxSlayer Bowl, formerly the Gator Bowl, also known as the bowl Kirk Ferentz couldn't get on a bus and leave quick enough.
Yeah, Ferentz's postgame had a little heat, with Iowa finishing the year 7-6 despite a favorable schedule and preseason proclamations by some that the Hawkeyes just might win the Big Ten West.
Instead, Iowa lost four of its last five. And there was this postgame exchange with a reporter:
Q: Are you aware of the temperature outside of the program and how do you react to that?
A: "Single digits in Iowa. Do you want to be more specific than that? I'm serious."
Q: People are calling you to be fired, emptying the roster, hating everything, that kind of temperature.
A: "We had a coach to the west of us that won a lot of football games and got fired. If you're in this profession, that's part of the deal. If I'm going to sit around listening to the temperature, reading the temperature on the outside, more what I need to do is take the energy that I can put towards our job and put it on our improvement. That's typically what we've tried to do for 16 years. Did that answer the question?"
Yeah, a not-so-little Bo Pelini reference there.
One thing's certain: Ferentz has a heckuva contract.
According to ESPN's Darren Rovell, if the coach were fired now, Iowa would owe him $221,875 per month for 60 months ($13,312,500). That amount doesn't reduce if he got another job.
And, oh yeah, Ferentz is also reportedly due a $525,000 longevity bonus in four weeks.