The stakes are stratospherically high for both Texas and Iowa State under the lights at Jack Trice Stadium in a Saturday night game that will be broadcast nationally on Fox. Here are three keys for the Cyclones.
Texas’ pair of elite wide receivers don’t evince fear from time-tested senior T.J. Tampa. The Iowa State cornerback is one of several top NFL prospects at his position and he didn’t ascend to such a lofty perch by being nervous.
Texas’ defensive line features speed and athleticism on the edge, and strength and versatility tucked between the tackles. So if there’s a weakness for the Longhorns up front, Iowa State quarterback Rocco Becht hasn’t found it.
Hawkeyes, Jim Harbaugh, Jimbo Fisher, Paul Finebaum — this season seems a little far-fetched, does it not? These are my college football declarations of faith.
Iowa State is playing for much more than a win Saturday against Texas, still in the hunt for Big 12 championship berth. Here are five Longhorns to watch against the Cyclones.
With a big win at BYU on Saturday night, Iowa State is bowl eligible again after missing out last season.
PROVO, Utah (AP) — Rocco Becht threw for 203 yards and two touchdowns to lead Iowa State to a 45-13 victory over BYU on Saturday night.
Fans in Iowa will be staying up late for Saturday night’s Big 12 football game between Iowa State and BYU in Provo, Utah. Here’s what you need to know.
LaVell Edwards Stadium is a naturally gorgeous setting, at least, for a football game that Iowa State hopes to use as a springboard to bowl eligibility for the sixth time in the past seven seasons, while BYU seeks to earn a postseason berth for the 18th time since 2004.
The Gazette’s Pick ‘Ems panel has score predictions for three games every week during the college football season. This week’s picks include Rutgers vs. Iowa, Iowa State vs. BYU and Michigan vs. Penn State.
Iowa State and BYU have a chance to get bowl-eligible with a win Saturday night in Provo Utah. Here are three keys for the Cyclones.
Dimitri Stanley could have walked away from football after his first season with Iowa State ended with a disappointing 4-8 mark — and his new team saw its string of five consecutive winning seasons snuffed out. But the speedy 6-foot, 200-pound Colorado transfer didn’t quit for two powerful reasons.
Stevo Klotz’s versatility within a deep tight ends room has helped Iowa State begin to get some traction in terms of accumulating yards and scoring points.
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