Iowa State Continues Positive Momentum Landing 3-Star Linebacker

Wollan has only been to Ames for a visit during spring practice, but liked what he saw so much that he decided to commit more than a month ahead of when his official visit is set for May 28.

Listed at 6-foot-3 and 205 pounds, Wollan has been a talented two-way player with Amery High School in Amery, Wisconsin. As shared by Cyclone Fanatic on X, he recorded more than 1,000 total all-purpose yards with 10 touchdowns offensively.

On defense, he recorded 125 tackles, nine tackles for loss and three interceptions during his junior year. He certainly has the look of someone who can be an impact performer for Iowa State, especially with the track record that Rogers and defensive coordinator Jesse Bobbit have with developing players at the position.

This is major news for the Cyclones because Wollan is the first defensive player to commit to the Cyclones under Rogers in the Class of 2027. Overall, he is the sixth player following running back Isaiah Hansen, wide receiver Bryson Thompson and three offensive linemen: Gavin Ericson-Staton, Koen Hinzman and Will Slagle.

Wollan’s commitment keeps up the positive momentum that has been building over the last few weeks. After a slow start with so much focus being on the roster for 2026, Rogers and his staff are starting to really get going on the high school recruiting front.

Over at 247Sports, the Cyclones are now No. 37 in the country in the Class of 2027 rankings. At Rivals, they are No. 38 and No. 3 in the Big 12, showing massive improvements over where they were ranked for the Class of 2026.