Articles Tagged: Iowa State University

MADISON, Wis. — A contrite Fran McCaffery admitted he crossed the line and apologized Monday morning for a verbal tirade …

IOWA CITY — Lisa Bluder’s first postgame comment stated all that was necessary. “(Penn State) is big, strong and fast,” …

LUBBOCK, Texas — It took some grinding, but the Iowa State Cyclones stayed undefeated. The Cyclones saw their 15-point halftime …

IOWA CITY — Lisa Bluder scarcely recognized her team Thursday. “We didn’t come out with any pizazz at all,” Bluder …

AMES – Iowa State’s stirring run through the nonconference season is over. Big 12 play looms for the unbeaten and …

After a week off for the holidays, the Cyclone Country Podcast returns with Gazette reporter Jeremiah Davis and correspondent Rob …

Gazette/KCRG sports reporter Jeff Linder picks the Big Ten women’s basketball race (overall records include Big Ten tournament): 1. NEBRASKA …

I wrote this column for the April 17, 1994 Gazette, days after Johnny Orr retired as Iowa State’s men’s basketball …

By Rob Gray  Correspondent  AMES – So much for Iowa State’s recent string of slow starts. The No. 13 Cyclones …

IOWA CITY — Maybe it’s a “soft” 13-0. But still … “Any time you’re (undefeated), you’re playing with a lot …

IOWA CITY — There was nothing smooth about Iowa’s performance against Nebraska. It was jagged, irregular and messy, yet it …

There are coaches who have won stacks of conference-championships, who won national-titles, who were and are genuine national household names. …

 By Rob Gray  Correspondent  AMES – Boise State sagged, so Iowa State’s DeAndre Kane struck. The No. 13 Cyclones’ versatile, …