Articles Tagged: Tamin Lipsey

Tamin Lipsey’s one of 16 Iowa State players who have competed in three different NCAA Tournaments. The record-setting Cyclone guard’s battled through mettle-testing injuries on multiple occasions to get there, rolling and wincing through the painful bumps, bruises and breaks until he’s told he must shut it down — for a while anyway.

A big fan Iowa State growing up, the walk-on from Waukee is playing a role for the Cyclones as they prepare to open tournament against Lipscomb

He plans to be on the floor Friday when Cyclones matchup with Lipscomb in NCAA tournament

No. 12 Cyclones open Big 12 tournament play today against Cincinnati at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Mo.

Iowa State Cruises to 81-70 Win Over Cincinnati Behind Strong Free-Throw Shooting and Key Technical Foul

Iowa State's balanced attack, led by Keshon Gilbert's 15 points, helps ISU to a comfortable win in Orlando, extending UCF's losing streak to five games. Seven Cyclones score between eight and 15 points as ISU closes strong at the free-throw line.

No. 3 Cyclones head home to regroup and get ready for Kansas State on Saturday; a big game at Kansas also awaits

Cyclone guard is banged up again, but won’t let that stop him from helping third-ranked team chase Big 12 title

No. 9 Jayhawks visit Hilton Coliseum on Wednesday in an ESPN2-televised Big 12 battle with No. 2 Cyclones, who have won 11 straight games

Tamin Lipsey led the charge as No. 3 Iowa State overpowered Utah, 82-59, at Hilton Coliseum on Tuesday, with the Cyclones' aggressive play and balanced scoring proving too much for the Utes. Lipsey scored 20 points, driving through the paint as Iowa State dominated from the free throw line.

No. 3 Cyclones struggled to rebound and defend, but distributed the ball well in 99-72 romp at Hilton Coliseum. Next up is Big 12 action

Cyclones are ranked fifth and excited to play top-level competition and enjoy a little fun in the sun, too

Iowa State star point guard Tamin Lipsey couldn’t even get shots up until recently, but the 6-1 junior simply got better, steeling his mind and body for what he hopes will be another successful season that could end with an even deeper run into March.

Tamin Lipsey played hurt the final nine weeks of last season, guiding his team to its second NCAA tournament Sweet 16 appearance in three years. Now Iowa State’s star guard must rest and recuperate.

Don’t expect much to change for Iowa State as it seeks its fourth straight win over TCU in the series before a soldout crowd at Hilton Coliseum. But it would be unwise to assume TCU will approach its second meeting with the Cyclones the same way, given it turned the ball over 27 times in the game Tamin Lipsey was forced to witness from the bench.