The Iowa State Cyclones have been one of the best teams in men’s college basketball in the 2025-26 season. Off to a brilliant 10-0 record, they have received incredible production from players up and down the roster.
The Iowa State Cyclones continue to see recruits leave the program following the loss of Matt Campbell, and recently, another three-star player was released from his signing. It has been a tough week for the Cyclones following the loss of Campbell as their head coach.
There was a lot of optimism about the incoming recruiting class for the Iowa State Cyclones on Signing Day, Dec. 3. Matt Campbell was on the verge of landing the best class in his tenure, setting the program up for long-term success.
Iowa State defensive lineman Markell Chapman, who previously left the team in October, reaffirmed that he plans to enter the transfer portal. Jeff Jaykwon, Chapman’s representative, confirmed the decision to 247Sports on Saturday.
All things considered, two-time All-Big 12 center Audi Crooks is a major reason the Iowa State Cyclones Women’s Basketball Team are off to a 10-0 start this season.
It has been a fantastic start to the season for the Iowa State Cyclones, who continue to prove they are one of the best teams in the country. The Cyclones have been able to pick up some nice signature wins so far this year, but there was none bigger than their win on the road against the Purdue Boilermakers.
There were some real questions surrounding the Iowa State Cyclones men’s basketball roster heading into the 2025-26 season. Key contributors from last year’s team were not back, such as their top two leading scorers, Curtis Jones and Keshon Gilbert.
The future of the Iowa State Cyclones roster looked great after a historic Signing Day, which saw potentially the best class in Matt Campbell’s tenure at the helm coming to Ames in 2026.
As the Iowa State Cyclones continue to go into the Jimmy Rogers era, another promising recruit from the 2026 class has been released from his signing. The aftershock of Matt Campbell leaving for the Penn State Nittany Lions has continued for the Cyclones, who are continuing to lose recruits from the 2026 class.
The 2025 college football season was a roller coaster ride for the Iowa State Cyclones. They started the season on a high note, winning their first five games before suffering a mid-season lull.
Iowa State quarterback Rocco Becht underwent labrum surgery on his non-throwing shoulder, an injury he played through for most of the 2025 season, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel.
As the Iowa State Cyclones continue to try to retain roster pieces following the departure of their head coach, Matt Campbell, a recent decommit has been offered by Campbell’s new school. It shouldn’t come as much of a surprise to see the recruiting classes for both 2026 and 2027 taking some massive hits following the departure of Campbell.
As the Jimmy Rogers era continues to start for the Iowa State Cyclones, another commit from the 2026 class will be leaving the program. It was just over a week ago that the Cyclones were able to have one of the best recruiting classes in the history of the program.
Last week, the Iowa State Cyclones were full of optimism and hope for what the future held. Signing Day was shaping up to be incredibly successful for the program, with Matt Campbell on the verge of landing the best recruiting class of his tenure.
As the Iowa State Cyclones transition from Matt Campbell to Jimmy Rogers at head coach, they will need to continue to try to build upon the work that their former head coach started with the 2027 recruiting class. With the loss of their head coach recently, the Cyclones have understandably started to see some players decommit from the program.
It had all the makings of a college basketball classic: Two undefeated in-state rivals ranked in the top 15 set to clash before a raucous crowd with bragging rights on the line.
With the dust continuing to settle from Matt Campbell’s departure from the Iowa State Cyclones, more coaches are starting to follow him to Penn State. After leaving the Cyclones, the program knew that their former head coach's leaving was going to have a negative impact on the program.
The 2025-26 college basketball season has been very successful for both the men’s and women’s teams at Iowa State. Both squads are ranked inside the top 10 of their respective Top 25 polls and dominating impressively.
The Iowa State Cyclones recently lost one of their top recruits from their 2027 class as the ripple effect of Matt Campbell's leaving continues. As expected, the Cyclones are starting to lose some of their players who were recruited by their former coach.
The Iowa State Cyclones were ecstatic last week when 22 players put pen to paper during Signing Day. It was on the verge of being the best recruiting class in Matt Campbell’s tenure with the school.
Audi Crooks had another huge game in leading No. 10 Iowa State past in-state rival and No. 11 Iowa on Wednesday. After the win, which kept the Cyclones undefeated at 11-0, Crooks said, "I feel like now we're officially battle-tested."
The 10th-ranked Iowa State women held off a rally from No. 11 Iowa in a 74-69 win in the latest installment of the in-state rivalry on Wednesday night.
Iowa State just lost its top commitment in the 2027 class, and it’s a tough one to spin in a positive light. Four-star offensive lineman Will Slagle has officially decommitted from the program, reopening his recruitment less than three weeks after giving the Cyclones his verbal pledge.
The 10th-ranked Iowa State Cyclones are for real, and they left no doubt on Saturday in a 81-58 drubbing of No. 1 Purdue.
As embarrassing as it looked at times, the only thing that matters for Penn State is it may have actually found itself one heck of a football coach.
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