Iowa strength and conditioning coach Chris Doyle is leaving the program after players accused him racist conduct.
Doyle reached a separation agreement with the school that will see him receive $1.11 million, as well as 15 months of health benefits.
Former Iowa strength & conditioning coach Chris Doyle will receive $1.11 million buyout & full health benefits for next 15 months as part of settlement agreement from school
— Brett McMurphy (@Brett_McMurphy) June 15, 2020
The school announced that Doyle will leave the program effective immediately.
Multiple former players shared allegations of racist comments and behavior allegedly made by Doyle during their time at the program. Kirk Ferentz placed Doyle on leave and promised a full investigation, and despite a denial on Doyle’s part, it became pretty clear that his position was no longer tenable.
Doyle had been the school’s strength coach since 1999, the same year Ferentz took over as head coach.
