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With the news that the immediate exit strategy for Joe Pa is in place, KF becomes the longest tenured, by far, B1G HC.

Do you think he will get the respect that such a position should hold, or embrace it for that matter?
 
It should be another bullet point we can tell recruits and a nice counter-measure to the Mark Dantonio's of the world.
 
I thought Tim Brewster would be the Dean, but I guess things don't always work out the way you think they will.
 
CAARHawk said:
With the news that the immediate exit strategy for Joe Pa is in place, KF becomes the longest tenured, by far, B1G HC.

Do you think he will get the respect that such a position should hold, or embrace it for that matter?
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Isn't KF from Pennsylvania? Hmm...
 
vonwilhelm said:
Isn't KF from Pennsylvania? Hmm...
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Yes and his son will be a red-shirt senior at Iowa next year (meaning he can't transfer to another D1 school) so no way he goes to PSU and comes back to Kinnick in 2012 to coach against Iowa and his son.

So you can put that idea to bed right now.
 
hawkeyescott said:
Yes and his son will be a red-shirt senior at Iowa next year (meaning he can't transfer to another D1 school) so no way he goes to PSU and comes back to Kinnick in 2012 to coach against Iowa and his son.

So you can put that idea to bed right now.
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Gotcha!!
 
He is also now the 5th longest tenured coach in the NCAA.

1) Frank Beamer - 1987 - VA Tech
2) Larry Blakeney - 1991 - Troy
3) Pat Hill - 1997 - Fresno State
4) Mack Brown - 1998 - Texas
5) Kirk Ferentz - 1999 - Iowa
6) Bob Stoops - 1999 - Oklahoma
7) Gary Patterson - 2000 - TCU
8) Jim Grobe - 2001 - Wake Forest
9) Gary Pinkel - 2001 - Mizzou
10) Greg Schiano - 2001 - Rutgers
 
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