Iowa State Basketball

Iowa State gets to 20-5 with third-straight win, doing it with rebounds, steals and free throw-shooting

ISU’s Emily Ryan is sore, but she’s shored up. That’s the best possible news for Iowa State when it comes to the ankle sprain all-time assists leader Ryan sustained in its blowout win over Colorado last Saturday.

Watching then-Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts’ reaction to being benched in the 2018 national championship game in real-time caused a young T.J. Otzelberger to take stock of his on-court demeanor.

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.

Cyclones, fresh off a lopsided win against TCU, head to Orlando for a Tuesday night game at the hot and cold Knights

Arianna Jackson drilled three of her first four 3-point attempts, then made multiple hustle plays as the Iowa State women’s basketball team blew out Colorado, 86-56, before a crowd of 10,081 at Hilton Coliseum on Saturday.

With Milan Momcilovic back on the court, the Iowa State Cyclones used 71-percent shooting to race to an 18-point halftime lead and an eventual 82-52 lambasting of TCU on Saturday before a sold-out crowd of 14,267 at Hilton Coliseum with ESPN’s College GameDay in town.

Iowa State’s on a three-game skid and Saturday’s 11 a.m. game against middling TCU can only be seen on ESPN+. So why in the world is ESPN’s