Farley hails UNI 23 recruit class size and speed
Northern Iowa coach Mark Farley headlines a 23 recruit class that blends size and speed, led by 6-foot-5 plus linemen and standout athletes from Iowa and Texas. He praises talent across positions and projects multiple players as future contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Western
Cyclones Land Top Iowa Signings Scales Coleman
West Des Moines Valley star Scales finishes with 6 050 rushing yards and 78 touchdowns before enrolling at Iowa State to boost the Cyclones ground game. Coleman adds 4 673 yards at Iowa City West, while Thompson, Patrick, Gunn, and others join a recruiting class top in-state talent McCarney emphasizes. Coleman faced a prior legal issue but was retained after safeguards and assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scales
West Des Moines Valley
Iowa
Valley
Iowa State
Troy
Darren Davis
Coleman
Iowa City
Thompson
George Jenkins High School
Patrick
Westfield High School
Gunn
Central High School
McCarney
Cyclones
Iowa coach Ferentz on team building and late-career focus
Coach Ferentz stresses teamwork over individual star power and says development in the final years on campus matters more than the initial three months. He tells recruits the end of the process defines a program’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferentz
Iowa
Hawkeyes
New England Patriots
Iowa coach Ferentz on recruiting and team approach
Iowa football coach Kirk Ferentz discusses the 2004 recruiting class amid near misses with receivers Adrian Arrington and Chris Vaughn and linemen Kyle Mitchemram and Dwayne Hendricks. He stresses perception factors, team cohesion, and potential additional recruits while noting spring practice starts March 24 and scrimmage April 17 at Kinnick Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferentz
Hawkeyes
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Adrian Arrington
Michigan
Erie
Kyle Mitcabram
Ohio State
New Jersey
Dwayne Hendricks
Miami
Iowa
USC
Colorado
Jeff Byers
Notre Dame
Connecticut
Chris Vaughn
Kirk Ferentz
Gazetteonline
Kinnick Stadium
Iowa State QB Terry retires after medical tests
ISU coach Dan McCarney announced that Terry will not play again due to a narrowing of the canal that endangers the spinal cord. The Valley City North Carolina native started four games last season and completed 42 of 96 passes for 415 yards with two TDs and four INTs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riehli
Ne Gazette
AMES
Waye
Terry
Iowa State
Dan McCarney
Valley City
N.C
Missouri
McCarney
Austin Flynn
Cris Love
Kyle van Winkle
Terrance Highsmith
Also Mentioned on This Page
UNI
Panthers
J.R. Ogden
the Gazette
Mark Farley
University of Northern Iowa
Northern Iowa
Kansas
Joseph Thomas
Lancaster
Texas
Johnny Gray
Deerfield
Fla
Broward County
Baylen Laury
Forney
Sean and
Terrell McMoore
Minneapolis
Ogden
Iowa City West
Greg Coleman
Kennedy
Nick Dolan
john.Kehl
Gazettecommunications.com
Hawks
Law
Iowa Central Community College
Clint Solomon
Solomon
Kent State
Oregon
Williams
Illinois Prep
Bonecrusher
Iowa City High Prep
Warren McDuffie
McDuffie
Marc.morehouse
Gazettecomunications.com
ISU
Old
Marion Road
Ste. B
DTN
Ulora Gann
Tae
Smulekoff
Third Ave
University of Iowa
RoughRiders
Robert Gallery
Des Moines
Your RoughRiders