Articles Tagged: Jirehl Brock

Jirehl Brock, Iowa State’s leading rusher last season, has voluntarily left the program, an ISU athletics spokesperson confirmed Monday to The Gazette.

Iowa State running back Jirehl Brock and three other teammates face charges stemming from the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation’s inquiry into sports gambling.

Here are some takeaways from Saturday’s Iowa State football spring game to contemplate before fall camp appears on the horizon.

Jirehl Brock was Iowa State’s top tailback last season before injuries ended his season; now he’s back at 90 percent and ready to lead the Cyclones.

Iowa State’s search for production on the ground has been a long and frustrating one, but at least the running backs room continues to get healthier.

If Iowa State running backs Jirehl Brock and/or Cartvious Norton are unable to play Saturday against Kansas State, ISU’s carries will fall primarily to Deon Silas and Eli Sanders.

After a fumble nearly cost Iowa State, Jirehl Brock scored a touchdown on the play that helped keep the Cyclones in the game late against No. 17 Baylor, but it wouldn’t be enough in a 31-24 loss Saturday at Jack Trice Stadium.

Iowa State’s new starting tailback Jirehl Brock spun through, trampled, and broke free from several would-be tacklers. He rushed for 99 of his career-high 104 yards and a touchdown in the second half of the Cyclones’ 42-10 win over Southeast Missouri State.

Junior running back Jirehl Brock is the Iowa State Cyclones’ Week 1 starter Saturday against Southeast Missouri State, but nothing else about his demeanor has changed.

Which of the 2022 Iowa State running backs will succeed New York Jets second-round draft pick Breece Hall as the Cyclones’ primary threat out of the backfield? The answer could be all of the above.

Here are five things to watch at Iowa State football’s final public spring practice Friday night at Gilbert High School.

After waiting patiently behind Iowa State legend Breece Hall, it’s Jirehl Brock’s time to shine this fall as the Cyclones’ featured running back.

Same stadium. Same bowl game. Different elite opponent. Only the names have changed from 2019 as Iowa State prepares to face Clemson in the 2021 Cheez-It Bowl.

Iowa State QB Brock Purdy improved to 10-2 in the month of October.

Breece Hall wants to be even better in 2021