During his Tuesday press conference, Iowa Hawkeyes football head coach Kirk Ferentz talked about departing transfers Kaleb Brown and Leshon Williams.

Echoing the words of Pittsburg Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin, Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz brought up plenty of references to describe the current state of college football – where players are allowed to take a redshirt in the middle of the season and declare their intention to travel.

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 begun to call for Kirk Ferentz's job. But is firing Ferentz really the solution,

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 what stood out. More: Leistikow's DVR Monday: A closer look at Cade McNamara's performance at Ohio State "I think that's just a reflection of the times,

Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz knew it would be an uphill climb to waltz into Ohio Stadium and find a way to go toe-to-tow with Ohio State, and in the end it was too much to ask. Ferentz met with the media after the game to provide his assessment of his team’s play but also to give credit to the Buckeyes on how talented of a team they are.