Everything flipped around Saturday when the Cyclones played the Longhorns.
Sam Colbray has been feeling under the weather lately. Head Coach Kevin Dresser told him before weigh-ins he was 50-50 Sunday.
Iowa State returned to Hilton Coliseum for the second time over the weekend when it hosted Northern Iowa on Sunday. The Cyclones walked away w…
Night two between Cyclone Hockey and Ohio Bobcats hockey was nothing shy of a fast-paced and physical bout.
Beating an opponent by 29 can bring confidence to almost any team and Iowa State is no exception.
As Iowa State football players gear up for 2019, summer sports editor Jack Shover has zeroed in on a different position each week to analyze w…
After suffering a 4-1 defeat Friday night at the hands of the Bobcats, Iowa State looked to bounce back and settle for a split on the weekend.
Iowa State made its return home to Hilton Coliseum Saturday night as it hosted West Virginia. The Cyclones went on to defeat the Mountaineers 34-6.
Corey Cabanban has sat behind Alex Mackall on the depth chart at 125 pounds all year.
After some of the coldest days this winter with frigid below-zero degree days in Ames, Iowa, the Iowa State men's golf team got the chance to play in sunny La Quinta, California, for the Prestige at PGA West beginning Feb. 17.
A 29-point loss, losing the best player and a tough overall stretch were all avenged Saturday in a dominant 81-52 win for Iowa State over Texas.
After winning the opening tip, Iowa State got right to work feeding one of its big men, with Solomon Young scoring the first points of the game by backing down his defender with ease and letting the ball angle off the backboard into the basket for his first points of the game.
The Iowa State track and field program began the 29th annual Iowa State Classic in strong fashion on Friday, with many Cyclone athletes running personal bests. The meet has become a mainstay on the indoor calendar, with some of the nation's most talented athletes competing at the Lied Recreation Athletic Center over the weekend.
There was just something about the 3:00 mark in the period at Ames/ISU Ice Arena Friday.
In a game that had no penalties, the puck found its way into the net five times.
Since the start of 2020, Iowa State wrestling have wrestled in eight duals, but have only had the luxury of being in front of a home crowd once. That dual was the 23-9 loss to Oklahoma State on Jan. 26. The rest have been in enemy territory.
Another big loss has set the table for the Cyclones to try something new going forward.
The losses have piled up for Iowa State this season, but the most lopsided one yet came at the hands of an opponent it had already beaten: Oklahoma. Without sophomore guard Tyrese Haliburton, the team looked lost.
It will be a homecoming of sorts for the Iowa State Track and Field, as it is set to host their second home meet of the 2020 season.
Iowa State needed its players to step up after losing Tyrese Haliburton to a season-ending wrist injury against the Oklahoma Sooners Wednesday night and had a groove going to start.
Coming in at 24th in the latest rankings, Cyclone Hockey remains on the outside looking in as it closes in on the end of its season, but arguably still controls its own destiny and that starts this weekend against the seventh-ranked Bobcats.
For three of the final four regular season duals, Iowa State will be in Hilton Coliseum. The first two are this weekend when West Virginia and Northern Iowa make the trip to Ames on Saturday and Sunday, respectively.
This year's Lady Puerto Rico Classic provided Iowa State with a great opportunity to find its current identity as a team. Each school in the field came in ranked in the top 100 of GolfWeek's rankings, so it was expected to be a competitive field.
The Cyclones began their final round of play at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic far off of the top of the leaderboard, as day three started with the team at +31, tied for 12th place for the tournament.
An unfortunate injury may have abruptly ended Tyrese Haliburton's 2020 season, but that doesn't mean his NBA future should be in question.
Over the weekend, Iowa State picked up its second straight dual win and its seventh dual win of the season. The Cyclones (7-4, 4-1 Big 12) traveled to Norman, Oklahoma, and took down the hosting Oklahoma Sooners behind several key individual performances.
The beginning of a world without Tyrese Haliburton on the court will officially begin Wednesday night for the Iowa State men's basketball team.
Editor's note: This article was updated after receiving statement from Iowa State basketball.
Day two began at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic began with Iowa State in a deep hole that it had already put itself in. The Cyclones finished opening round play Sunday tied for 10th place, 19 strokes off of the lead. When play began at 8:00 a.m. Monday there was reportedly 16 mph winds, which ultimately led to another day of high scores for all of the teams involved.
NORMAN, Okla. — Sam Colbray lacked a signature win since his descent to 174 pounds.
After a 1-0 defeat on Friday, the Cyclones had to be pleased about their defense, and not so pleased about their offense. Saturday showed a mixed bag as far as signs of improvement.
Iowa State was able to grab its third conference win of the season on Saturday against Kansas State and it was led by Solomon Young.
First round play for the Lady Puerto Rico Classic began at 8 a.m, Sunday morning. Taglao Jeeravivitaporn was the first Cyclone to tee off, as she started on the par five, fourth hole of the River Course at the Rio Mar Country Club. As all six Cyclones would proceed to tee off and it seemed like they were never able to completely wake up.
The Iowa State Track and Field team wrapped up a relatively light weekend on the schedule, as the Cyclones closed out the Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational in Lincoln, Nebraska and the Millrose Games in New York. After the dust had settled and times had been recorded.
The Iowa State Track and Field squad closed out another action-packed weekend in bold fashion, with Saturday being highlighted by one very special run. The Cyclones had 10 athletes competing in seven events across the board and in two different meets.
Maya Washington's dad worked at a desk job when she was a child, and she never knew anything else. But before his daughter was born, Gene Washington was a professional football player.
A problem for the Cyclones all year has been how the supporting cast could help out Rasir Bolton and Tyrese Haliburton. On Saturday, it did more than that.
It was a battle between the bottom of the Big 12 conference Saturday night between Iowa State and Kansas State Saturday night, two teams with the exact same records (9-13, 2-7 Big 12).
After an onslaught of high level teams, Iowa State catches a break on Saturday.
The Lady Puerto Rico Classic will be Iowa State's second competition of the spring season. The women's golf team has played in this same tournament for the past 12 years dating back to the 2007-08 season.
The lamps of The Edge Ice Arena in Bensenville, Illinois, did not have a busy night.
It was a relatively brief first day of action for the Iowa State Track and Field squad, but it was led by some impressive performances. The Cyclones only had seven athletes competing in three events across the board at the Bob Devaney Center in Lincoln, Nebraska.
When the Iowa State wrestling team was delayed in California, a thought popped into the mind of assistant coach Brent Metcalf.
Another game, another loss.
Cyclones Head Coach Matt Campbell sat down with the Iowa State Daily sports desk Thursday morning to discuss everything from his new recruiting class, his thoughts on Re-Al Mitchell entering the transfer portal, Brock Purdy's NFL ambitions and much more.
After coming off a trio of meets across the country last weekend in which multiple personal and school records were set, the Iowa State Track and Field Program will be back in action again. The Cyclones are set to compete at the Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational at the University of Nebraska, while All-American distance runner Edwin Kurgat will run at the prestigious Millrose Games in New York.
After a shutout loss and a sweep of the weekend, Cyclone Hockey has its eyes set on a rematch against a team that's eager to play the Cyclones again.
It was never really close between Iowa State and No. 13 West Virginia Wednesday night in Morgantown, West Virginia, thanks to rushed offense, sloppy play and unforced errors by the Cyclones.
Iowa State walked out of the Save Mart Center in Fresno, California, with a load of confidence after picking up six bonus point victories in a commanding 34-9 win over the Fresno State Bulldogs.
As if coming off a two week stretch with three losses to show for it — two of which came to both the best and one of the worst teams the Big 12 has to offer — wasn't challenging enough for the Cyclones, they will hit the road once again for a matchup with the No. 13 West Virginia Mountaineers.
To begin the final day of the UCF Challenge, the Cyclones sat in eighth place and they were 13 strokes off of the lead.
The Cyclones entered day two of the UCF Challenge with a lot of ground to make up on the leader. They finished day one 10 shots off the lead. As play began at 8:45 a.m. Iowa State seemed poised to make a run.
The UCF Challenge began on a sub-50 degree day with clear skies in Orlando, Florida, at the Eagle Creek Golf Club. The weather was near perfect for all 16 teams competing.
The Iowa State Cyclones' Track and Field program concluded a triple-header of weekend meets in strong fashion, with athletes producing more personal records in events across the board. With a plethora of action occurring in three different states, here are the top takeaways of the events over the weekend.
After giving away a win to the Texas Longhorns on Saturday, the Iowa State men's basketball team has once again shown it doesn't know how to respond during runs by its opponents.
As if there wasn't enough pressure to perform after Friday night's energetic yet lackluster 5-0 loss for Iowa State, Saturday's action featured a maximum capacity crowd that included a lot of furry friends to cheer on the Cyclones.