After Texas U.S. Senator Ted Cruz noted that Iowa State football’s transfer situation is an “absolute crisis”, another fellow prominent national Republican has shared the very same sentiments on social media.
The Iowa State Cyclones have suffered an unfathomable number of losses from their roster this offseason. When the transfer portal opens on Jan. 2, there will be at least 46 former Cyclones listed.
The last few weeks have been difficult for Iowa State Cyclones fans. They saw the winningest coach in franchise history, Matt Campbell, accept the head coach position with the Penn State Nittany Lions, setting off a brutal chain of events.
The numbers emanating from Ames are alarming. Iowa State has had 42 players enter the transfer portal since Matt Campbell left for Penn State, second only to Oklahoma State, which has had 43 departures.
The number of Iowa State Cyclones players who have announced that they are going to be entering the transfer portal is hard to believe. Since the news broke that Matt Campbell was headed to the Penn State Nittany Lions and being replaced by Jimmy Rogers, there has been a mass exodus from the roster.
After 10 years as the head coach of the Iowa State Cyclones, Matt Campbell accepted the head coaching job with the Penn State Nittany Lions. It was the end of an era, with the winningest coach in program history on his way out.
With the new year right around the corner for the Iowa State Cyclones, the team will be focused on getting their roster put together for 2026 and beyond in the coming weeks.
The Iowa State Cyclones are in the midst of an unprecedented roster turnover. Since Matt Campbell accepted the head coach position with the Penn State Nittany Lions, there has been a mass exodus from the football program.
The Iowa State Cyclones are getting ready for the transfer portal to open in the coming days, and things will undoubtedly be wild. Due to the loss of their head coach, Matt Campbell, the Cyclones always knew that they were going to be seeing a lot of roster turnover.
The Iowa State Cyclones have been one of the most dominant teams in the country thus far in the 2025-26 men’s college basketball season. Entering their final non-conference game on the schedule against the Houston Christian Huskies, they are a perfect 12-0.
As college football heads into another bizarre offseason with roster’s getting decimated left and right, one sitting U.S. Senator has cited the Iowa State Cyclones as an example for why congress must act as it relates to the state of college athletics.
The Iowa State Cyclones are set to get back on the court to face the Houston Christian Huskies for their final game of the calendar year. Iowa State will be looking to end its non-conference schedule on a high note.
The Iowa State Cyclones have started receiving some positive news when it comes to the state of their football roster under new head coach Jimmy Rogers.
The start of the Jimmy Rogers era with the Iowa State Cyclones got off to a less-than-ideal start, with the number of players who left the program. Since
Former All-Big 12 defensive back Jeremiah Cooper called out the Iowa State fanbase on Monday due to some transfer portal drama, and it was pretty weird, to be honest.
Iowa State finally got a little good news, and it came from a place that’s been pretty quiet lately, recruiting. Three-star cornerback Torrence Sanders flipped his commitment from Washington State to the Cyclones, giving ISU fans something to actually feel decent about after a week filled with portal losses.
The NCAA football transfer portal is going to include more Iowa State Cyclones players than anyone could have predicted it would when it opens officially on Jan.
Iowa State’s offseason just got a little louder after defensive back Jeremiah Cooper took to social media and unloaded on fans. Cooper, who recently entered the transfer portal, posted on X that “The fans love us… then hate us.
There has been no shortage of news for the Iowa State Cyclones over the last couple of days, with the transfer portal set to open soon. Unfortunately, the program just keeps taking hits. Over the last couple of days, there has been a lot of roster turnover for the Cyclones, both for the good and the bad.
The Iowa State Cyclones have started rebuilding under their new head coach, Jimmy Rogers. A few of the players who committed to the Washington State Cougars while he was still their head coach have been announcing their commitments to the Cyclones.
If Iowa State Cyclones fans are looking for familiar faces on the field next season, they are going to be hard-pressed to find any. With Jimmy Rogers replacing Matt Campbell as head coach after he accepted the job with the Penn State Nittany Lions, there has been a lot of roster attrition.
The Iowa State Cyclones have started to see some talent coming into the program with Jimmy Rogers getting established. Following a lot of roster turnover recently, the Cyclones are starting to rebuild the program.
Things have been really, really rough in Ames, Iowa, lately, and the main cause of that has been the transfer portal. The Cyclones have lost a total of 31 players to the transfer portal this offseason, and the wild part is that the portal doesn’t even technically open for another week.
Iowa State just lost another starter to the portal, and this one’s going to hurt a bit. Junior defensive back Jamison Patton is officially on his way out of Ames, making him the latest contribution to the Cyclones’ rapid exit train.