Kirk Ferentz commits recruiting violation

[forever a gopher]

my first ever in person Gopher game (I'm from CA) was against Iowa at home in 2016. They were straight up A holes, even the women were mean lol.

I’ve been to Iowa twice. Never had a problem; reasonably nice, even. The Iowa fans that come to MN however, absolute garbage. Wisky fans on the other hand are equally shitty home or away.

 

[BrewCity-Gopher4Life]

Cheaters!

 

[Pompous Elitist]

It's funny you mention Cousins because it was his big mouth that got his team in trouble. In this situation it was McNamara's big mouth on a podcast that got his squad in trouble.

He‘s a free spirit

 

[Ski U Mah Gopher]

Gee, missing the Illinois St game.

 

[99Gopher]

Yeah, the Iowa program is just a paragon of virtue isn't it, and an example of how to do things the right way. Let's briefly review the last 4 yrs:

• June 2020, Ferentz and Iowa strength coach Chris Doyle were accused by former players of having made racially insensitive comments and contributing to a program culture that was unwelcoming to black student-athletes. Doyle removed from the program but no guilt admitted. Kirk is left unscathed as Athletic dept provided plenty of cover and zero transparency.
• Early 2023 - Four (now former) Iowa football players caught up in sports betting scandal and charged late 2023
• August 2024 - One game suspension for Head Coach & Asst. for recruiting violations.

Yes, a true program to be proud of and one to point to as an example. I'll let you decide an example of what.