Rob Gray

No. 13 Cyclones led 12-4 before losing final give bouts to No. 3 Cowboys in ESPN-televised dual at Hilton Coliseum

Iowa State didn’t merely beat Big 12 bottom dweller UCF on Saturday at Hilton Coliseum. The suddenly-surging Cyclones imposed their will, building a double-digit lead within a few minutes, en route to a 90-56 triumph that played out in front of 10,326 fully satisfied fans in Ames.

When Arizona State pressed, Iowa State didn’t. That, in a nutshell, proved to be the difference as the No. 3 Cyclones’ staved off the Sun Devils’ upset bid Saturday in Tempe, Ariz. — finishing with a 19-3 flourish to cement what turned into a convincing 76-61 road win.

Cyclone guard is banged up again, but won’t let that stop him from helping third-ranked team chase Big 12 title

Cyclones have won 4 of last 5 games in Big 12 with 82-59 win Wednesday night at Hilton Coliseum

Iowa State overcomes early struggles to dominate UCF, 108-83, behind a balanced offensive effort and stifling defense.

Cyclones host BYU in key Big 12 game and point guard was missed during Saturday’s loss at West Virginia

UNI transfer knows he can deliver from long-distance and coach, teammates confident he will turn it around heading into Tuesday’ home game against Central Florida

No. 2 Iowa State simply couldn’t shoot straight from 3-point range Saturday at West Virginia, and its 1-of-17 performance from beyond the arc helped pave the way for a draining and dispiriting 64-57 loss in Morgantown, W.Va.

Iowa State head coach Bill Fennelly believes true freshman point guard Reagan Wilson is “in a really hard spot.” And it turns out that’s precisely where she wants to be.

Cyclone men’s basketball center learned his lesson after losing starting spot in big win over Kansas on Wednesday

Curtis Jones scored 20 of his game-high 23 points in the first half and Dishon Jackson added 17 points off the bench as Iowa State (15-1, 5-0) manhandled Kansas, 74-57, before a rambunctious sellout crowd of 14,267 at Hilton Coliseum.

Iowa State's impressive 29-year streak of consecutive games with a 3-pointer came to an end in a 71-58 victory over Texas Tech. Despite the historic miss, the Cyclones dominated in the paint, with Audi Crooks scoring 28 points and Addy Brown adding 21, leading ISU to their third straight win.

No. 9 Jayhawks visit Hilton Coliseum on Wednesday in an ESPN2-televised Big 12 battle with No. 2 Cyclones, who have won 11 straight games

Former West Liberty prep has modest numbers, but bring energy with her hard work