Ferentz
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Yeah. He's the big ten's all-time winningest coach
And the all time leader in losses
Gotta be pretty damn good to stay around that long
Woody Hayes is the ALL TIME LEADER IN LOSSES WITH 152, so stfu
Are you stupid? He has less than half that many losses
And that gives him the most losses in B1G history. Average IQ of a bears fan on full display.
Not whining. Stating a fact that he’s also the all time losses leader, which you incorrectly said was false.
I'm convinced his profile pic really is him. Don't know where the hell he came up with 152 losses for Woody. Here are the numbers.
https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/conferences/big-ten/coaches.html
Is this that ‘new math’ stuff I have heard about?
61=152…… never knew…..
Beloved by his players/former players and well respected in the coaching fraternity.
Stand up guy who would probably be the first to admit that if he hadn’t hired Phil Parker as DC many years ago he might not currently be the conference’s all-time winningest coach.
Stand up guy who would probably be the first to admit that if he hadn’t hired Phil Parker as DC many years ago he might not currently be the conference’s all-time winningest coach.
I see a big red fan underneath that handle 
It's Sunday. He is probably laying on the couch, reading the paper, thinking about a grilled cheese sandwich for lunch.
Babe Ruth hit 714 home runs. He struck out 1,330 times. He would still be on my all-time baseball team.
Guess someone needs to have the balls to ask him to admit it.
Kirk has a bigger ego than people think
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Tony Gwynn only struck out 434 times. Unrelated to the original topic, but that's always been a fascinating stat to me. He basically struck out once a week on average for his entire career.
Lolol.. Like you noted every word he's ever said in an interview. He's given plenty of love to his assistants, as well sharing his bonus money with them. But do continue whatever narrative your trying to push.
And obviously YOU know him as well as ALL the people who have ever worked for/with him? Pretty much NEVER heard any of this narrative from any of them, but do tell....
TG was great. Always one of my fav players even though I was a Cub fan. The record is held by Joe Sewell with only 114 strikeouts over 14 years and 8000+ at bats. In the 20s - 30s.
Iowa > your team
Also, Kirk Ferentz > your version of Kirk Ferentz
Stay salty and deal with the bitterness that the Ferentz era has left you with.
Iowa is my team. I just don’t worship a guy who’s going on year 28 and has one new years 6 bowl win to his name and no playoff appearances.Iowa > your team
Also, Kirk Ferentz > your version of Kirk Ferentz
Stay salty and deal with the bitterness that the Ferentz era has left you with.
Yeah... let's get someone like Frost or Rhule instead. You know, those type of stellar performing, long lasting coaches.That sounds like a personal problem.
Can he read the paper? Probably just looking at the cartoon page and a cew pictures.
I've met him a few times over the years. Heck of a nice guy. Your name says it all (Chicago). Use to love that city, not anymore. I drive through Illinois on 80, 8- 9 times a year. I never buy gas, stay at a hotel or stop to eat. Once we get across the river, all is good.
You can't lead a D1 football program without some degree of fortitude. Guys are looking to you 24/7 for confidence and leadership.
I know, how dare KF not make the CFP in the 16 seasons where one didn’t even exist.
Or in the 10 seasons where only 4 teams qualified.
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