DYK88
Well-Known Member
Here is a little piece from Marc Morehouse about Hawkeye football getting a twitter account, as well as Coach Johnson -
– Remember what Kirk Ferentz said about Twitter? I’ll refresh your memories in a minute.
If you’re on Twitter and you’re a Hawkeye football fan, you might be interested in following @HawkeyeFootball, a general account that pours miles and miles of links about Iowa football. It’s been pretty active in a short amount of time.
Tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator Eric Johnson is on Twitter. His account is @HawkeyeCoachEJ. Eric runs a fairly active Twitter account with everything from a recruiting stop in Minnesota (no names given, Mr. NCAA, so move along) to the result of the annual seniors vs. coaches softball game (seniors in sixth innings).
I believe that gives every Big Ten football program a Twitter presence, from @IndianaFootball (no tweets) to NU coach Pat Fitzgerald (@coachFitz51) to UW coach Bret Bielema (@BretBielema).
This from an interview with coach Ferentz last summer:
“You never say never, but if you see me with a Twitter account, just hit me with a baseball bat. Go ahead, take a whack at me. I don’t think anyone cares if I have Wheaties or Honey Nut Cheerios. I don’t think anyone cares what I had for breakfast, what I chose this morning.â€
Ferentz doesn’t have anything to do with the football Twitter account, so put down your baseball bat, Tim Brewster.
Here is a video that was linked at the bottom of it featuring the hawks strength and conditioning prorgam (I'm wondering if GoHawks TV on YouTube is directly affiliated with the progrom?) -
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngogIHgZpCc]YouTube - Iowa Football Strength and Conditioning[/ame]
Anyway, I guess my point is that someone is making a case for coach to get the program out there to feature to potential recruits? What do you guys think?
– Remember what Kirk Ferentz said about Twitter? I’ll refresh your memories in a minute.
If you’re on Twitter and you’re a Hawkeye football fan, you might be interested in following @HawkeyeFootball, a general account that pours miles and miles of links about Iowa football. It’s been pretty active in a short amount of time.
Tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator Eric Johnson is on Twitter. His account is @HawkeyeCoachEJ. Eric runs a fairly active Twitter account with everything from a recruiting stop in Minnesota (no names given, Mr. NCAA, so move along) to the result of the annual seniors vs. coaches softball game (seniors in sixth innings).
I believe that gives every Big Ten football program a Twitter presence, from @IndianaFootball (no tweets) to NU coach Pat Fitzgerald (@coachFitz51) to UW coach Bret Bielema (@BretBielema).
This from an interview with coach Ferentz last summer:
“You never say never, but if you see me with a Twitter account, just hit me with a baseball bat. Go ahead, take a whack at me. I don’t think anyone cares if I have Wheaties or Honey Nut Cheerios. I don’t think anyone cares what I had for breakfast, what I chose this morning.â€
Ferentz doesn’t have anything to do with the football Twitter account, so put down your baseball bat, Tim Brewster.
Here is a video that was linked at the bottom of it featuring the hawks strength and conditioning prorgam (I'm wondering if GoHawks TV on YouTube is directly affiliated with the progrom?) -
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngogIHgZpCc]YouTube - Iowa Football Strength and Conditioning[/ame]
Anyway, I guess my point is that someone is making a case for coach to get the program out there to feature to potential recruits? What do you guys think?
