Articles Tagged: Iowa State Cyclones football

Brett Yormark said “I’m excited about our future. This conference today is not the best version of itself, but we will be sooner than later.”

Senior offensive lineman Tyler Miller speaks for the entire team in saying they all know what a strong challenge starting the 2025 season with four games in four weeks presents for the Cyclones, but they know they’re up for it and ready to embrace such adversity.

Like its game-opponent, Kansas State, the Cyclones will have 10,000-plus fans crossing the Atlantic for the Aug. 23 game in Ireland.

The combined worth of the contract extensions San Francisco’s pass-catch combo recently signed? Oh, a mere $341 million.

A creature of habit, he must leave his ‘comfort zone’ for Cyclones’ season-opening football game against Kansas State

The NCAA has taken disciplinary action against five current or former Iowa State football support staff members for combining to make more than 6,200 online bets totaling more than $100,000 on professional and college games, including games involving the Cyclones.

An historic year for Cyclone football led to an historic draft day

Jaylin Noel projected as a likely early second-day draft pick

Jake Landry, a former North Dakota State offensive coordinator, has a talented room to work with in Ames, including last year’s two top rushers

After an injury-plagued 2024 season, the Iowa State linebackers are poised for healthy returns this season, giving the Cyclones a deep and skilled room that can attack opposing offenses with multiple combinations and maneuvers.

The junior from Lakeville, Minn., eschews exuberance and irritation — opting to adopt an even-keel approach to any situation.