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Some Iowa fans apparently still have beef with Brian Ferentz.
Ferentz left the Iowa football program after several years of unbelievably bad offensive play with him as his dad’s OC. The Hawkeyes had become a joke on the offensive side of the ball, and the joke stopped being funny a long time ago.
It was clear a change had to be made, and he was shown the exit after this past season. Yet, he’s apparently still fair game when it comes to being dragged, and that was on full display in Cleveland at the Final Four matchup between Iowa and UConn.
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Red Bull locks out the front row yet again
As the minutes ticked down in the third portion of qualifying Saturday at the Japanese Grand Prix, a question from Lewis Hamilton perhaps told the story. Informed by his team that his lap time was half a second slower than the time posted by Max Verstappen, the seven-time Drivers’ Champion lamented simply:
“Where’s that half second, man?”
Hamilton was not the only driver left mystified by what the Red Bulls were doing.