The Iowa Hawkeyes fell on Saturday night at Michigan State, 32-20. With the loss, Iowa drops to 4-3 (2-2 Big Ten) on the season. Meanwhile, with the win, Michigan State (4-3, 2-2 Big Ten) matches those marks.

In the Big Ten, Ferentz is near the middle of the pack in total pay. He ranks 8th out of 17 coaches with available salary data. Ferentz's $7 million sits in between Michigan State's Jonathan Smith ($7,250,000) and Minnesota's P.J. Fleck ($6,700,000).

Some Iowa Hawkeyes fans have had enough. Following Iowa's embarrassing 35-7 loss to the Ohio State Buckeyes this past Saturday, more and more Hawkeyes fans have

Kirk Ferentz's Iowa teams have focused on continual improvement year in and year out. The result? 200 wins for Ferentz.

With its 40-16 win over Washington, a Ferentz-coached Hawkeyes team again didn’t stay down after a bad game the week before. Again, a Ferentz-coached Hawkeyes team represented its coach to a tee with they way it won.

IOWA CITY — Hoping to find sold ground again inside Kinnick Stadium, Iowa football hosts Washington (4-2, 2-1 Big Ten) on Saturday in the first meeting between the programs as Big Ten opponents. Ahead of the 11 a.m. game, coach Kirk Ferentz met with the media Tuesday to discuss the matchup, the state of Iowa football and more.

Here’s some of what Kirk Ferentz had to say after the win. Kirk: Certainly it's just a great feeling. Night and day from losing. There's nothing harder than that. I am happy for our team. Really proud of the guys.

Michigan State beat Iowa, 32-20, to snap a three-game losing skid, ahead of the upcoming game against rival Michigan.

Iowa State football's Jayden Higgins on the Cyclones' 6-0 start Iowa State football's Jon Heacock on the linebackers, in-state walk-ons