Sadly, Kirk Will Have To Be Forced Out

[Wasnt-drunk-didnt-troll]

You are such a small and weak little person. Yes the Iowa way is to suggest GD left on his own accord. Much like a CEO that is suggested to take a early retirement GD's hand was played for him. You really are a sad angry little man. You were wrong multiple times and it was proven yet continue to find anything and everything in an attempt "prove" me wrong. (Though the only person to ever provide proof of anything was me) you were wrong man let it go. It's game day.

 

[Muskie5]

You are such a small and weak little person. Yes the Iowa way is to suggest GD left on his own accord. Much like a CEO that is suggested to take a early retirement GD's hand was played for him. You really are a sad angry little man. You were wrong multiple times and it was proven yet continue to find anything and everything in an attempt "prove" me wrong. (Though the only person to ever provide proof of anything was me) you were wrong man let it go. It's game day.

No, you are a liar who is always attempting to pretend they know something about football and the inner workings of a college football program and/or Iowa. You don't. There are a handful on here that do not know any better, so they believe your total BS from time to time.

You do understand that coaches just retire sometimes? Don't you? You believe every coach that ever retired was 'forced out' of their job and the game? Lol. Like I keep proving, you are an idiot and a liar. It is well known by current players, former players, a major booster that I talk to (who's name is on the front door to the new facility) that GD decided to retire after the 2015 season. Yes, at that time it was pretty much decided that BF would be the successor, thus they started the transition by making BF the 'run game' coordinator last year. Promoting within a program is a perfectly acceptable and common practice and requires no 'postings' nor interviewing. New hires from outside the program do. Tell us more about the 'Iowa way', lol. You're an idiot that knows NOTHING about much of anything, but keep trying to convince a handful of morons on here that you do. They seem to enjoy sharing your willful ignorance. You may intimidate some, but you're wasting your time on me junior.

 

[Dick Rambone]

Greg Davis was never fired. He retired. More lies and misinformation from you. Not surprising.

and the fact that He wasn't fired prior to Him retiring was flat out gross negligence on KFs part, that guy stunk from day 1 , Iowa won in spite of Him .

 

[MeetTheFerentz]

If Fry would've hung em up in 95 instead of 98 and let Barry take over instead of leaving for Wisky this whole Ferentz issue would've been a moot point, AND Wisconsin would still stink I blame Hayden

I can't imagine this is serious. In '95, BA hadn't been at Iowa in almost 10 years, had already been the HC at Wisc for 6 years, had a Rose Bowl championship under his belt and on his way to a few more. BA was never a candidate for the Iowa HC job, and Hayden leaving 3 years earlier wouldn't have changed that.

Wanna try again?

 

[Hawk_4shur]

I can't imagine this is serious. In '95, BA hadn't been at Iowa in almost 10 years, had already been the HC at Wisc for 6 years, had a Rose Bowl championship under his belt and on his way to a few more. BA was never a candidate for the Iowa HC job, and Hayden leaving 3 years earlier wouldn't have changed that.

Wanna try again?

I'll play! In 98, when Fry retired, Iowa could have hired a little known WR coach from Notre Dame named Urban Meyer, who has gone on to have a 174-31 career coaching record. What were they thinking?

 

[JoelBittner]

I can't imagine this is serious. In '95, BA hadn't been at Iowa in almost 10 years, had already been the HC at Wisc for 6 years, had a Rose Bowl championship under his belt and on his way to a few more. BA was never a candidate for the Iowa HC job, and Hayden leaving 3 years earlier wouldn't have changed that.

Wanna try again?

Agreed. Blaming the person who actually saved Iowa from being Rutgers is silly to the extreme. But it just shows how frustrated fans are and they are grasping at straws to explain the current situation. JHF had the meltdown year and then retired. Will Kirk prove himself to be as classy and show he cares about the program above himself?

 

[Wasnt-drunk-didnt-troll]

No, you are a liar who is always attempting to pretend they know something about football and the inner workings of a college football program and/or Iowa. You don't. There are a handful on here that do not know any better, so they believe your total BS from time to time.

You do understand that coaches just retire sometimes? Don't you? You believe every coach that ever retired was 'forced out' of their job and the game? Lol. Like I keep proving, you are an idiot and a liar. It is well known by current players, former players, a major booster that I talk to (who's name is on the front door to the new facility) that GD decided to retire after the 2015 season. Yes, at that time it was pretty much decided that BF would be the successor, thus they started the transition by making BF the 'run game' coordinator last year. Promoting within a program is a perfectly acceptable and common practice and requires no 'postings' nor interviewing. New hires from outside the program do. Tell us more about the 'Iowa way', lol. You're an idiot that knows NOTHING about much of anything, but keep trying to convince a handful of morons on here that you do. They seem to enjoy sharing your willful ignorance. You may intimidate some, but you're wasting your time on me junior.

To steal the local rodents tag line "rent free" I cannot post without you spewing some shower of $hit withen 5 minutes. Again, you are a small little beta boy.

 

[MeetTheFerentz]

I'll play! In 98, when Fry retired, Iowa could have hired a little known WR coach from Notre Dame named Urban Meyer, who has gone on to have a 174-31 career coaching record. What were they thinking?

Why stop the speculation there? Maybe if HF had retired after '94 Iowa could have hired Nick Saban instead of Michigan St. Maybe they could have rolled the dice and hired a grad assistant from Alabama named Dabo Swinney to run the program. Or, maybe they could have gotten Bill Belichick after he was fired from the Browns in '95. Maybe all 3 would be on Iowa's staff today if things went down a little differently.