Rob Gray

Cyclone QB had his best game of the season in with over Kansas

Cyclones will face No. 14 St. John’s on Monday in first round game

A slow start turns into a 112-62 rout of Mercyhurst on Sunday afternoon

The Cyclones’ offense rolled all day, scoring on five of its first six possessions, and totaling 30 or more points in a game for the fourth time this season.

Iowa State went from 5-0 to 5-4 this season seemingly in the blink of an eye, and banged-up but unbowed quarterback Rocco Becht stood tall amid that maelstrom as his team’s fortunes rose and fell.

So when that siren is cranked during Saturday’s game, Domonique Orange and his fellow seniors will smile.

Arianna Jackson drilled all four of her 3-pointers in the first quarter, helping the No. 12 Cyclones cruise to an 87-60 win Thursday night over Drake.

It’s obviously been a tough season for the Cyclones (6-4, 3-4), but if they win out, they still could become just the third team in program history to notch nine or more wins.

What happens when a football team can’t sustain a drive, or fails to finish one with a touchdown? It punts or settles for a field goal attempt.

ISU (5-0) has lost four straight meetings with the Bulldogs (1-2) in Des Moines, but has won 10 of 14 overall recently in a series that stretches back to 1975.

Daniels needed just 12 completions to throw for 295 yards in Kansas’s 45-36 win over the Cyclones last season in Lawrence, so he’ll likely test ISU’s injury-plagued secondary yet again in his fourth career start against Campbell’s team.

The seniors posted 23 points each and fueled a 96–57 victory, extending ISU’s unbeaten start.

Cyclones host Jayhawks on Saturday in Jack Trice Stadium finale; Game kicks off at 11 a.m.

Cyclone men’s basketball team is unbeaten early this season

No. 26 Cyclone women’s basketball team takes down Nofolk State at Hilton coliseum, 98-52