Hayden took over Iowa during the Big 2 Little 8 era, and in a short time took us to the Rose Bowl. He opened up the playbook in a ground and pound league, and revived a program that was dormant for twenty years. Ferentz came in when the program was slipping and, with a plan that took a lot of patience, brought us back to respectability and in some ways exceeded what Fry had done. I say that because the rest of the BIG has taken a page from Fry blueprint and it is now a much stronger league from top to bottom than when Fry was at the helm. Both have been great representatives of the program, and we should be glad that we are part of a program that believes that a stable program is a great program.