Rob Gray

JT Rock, a 7-foot center from Sioux Falls, S.D., announced Wednesday on social media that he had committed to Iowa State.

Iowa State women’s basketball coach Bill Fennelly considers the Cyclones’ 4-for-26 3-point shooting performance in Saturday’s 81-58 win at Texas Tech an anomaly — and for good reason.

Tamin Lipsey’s ability to defend at a high level, finish at the rim and crisply facilitate at such a young age has been a key component of early-season success for the Iowa State men’s basketball team

The Iowa State men’s basketball team notched a dominant 77-62 Big 12-opening win over No. 12 Baylor before a sellout Hilton Coliseum crowd of 14,267.

The 15th-ranked Iowa State women’s basketball team will open the Big 12 portion of its schedule Saturday against Texas Tech after a 13-day layoff that started with the blizzard-based cancellation of the annual game against Drake.

Winter break — in terms of basketball, at least — is over for Iowa State. Now it’s time to begin an 18-game round-robin grind that begins with another ranked foe, Baylor, before a sellout crowd at Hilton Coliseum.

Iowa State men’s basketball coach T.J. Otzelberger said Thursday that 6-foot-8 senior forward Aljaz Kunc will be out for up to a month because of a broken finger sustained in a recent practice.

Ankeny’s J.J. Kohl and Jamison Patton connected for six touchdowns this season. Both will soon bring high-end talent to their respective Iowa State football rooms.

Cyclone football coach took a hard look at season filled with close losses and decided offense need to be fixed.

Freshman had breakout game last Sunday and Bill Fennelly is hoping for more big things down the road

Southeast Polk star running back is part of Coach Matt Campbell’s plan to get the best from central Iowa.

Tre King, a 6-foot-7 senior transfer from Eastern Kentucky, waited more than a calendar year to debut for ISU — and he made an immediate above-the-rim impact in the Cyclones’ 73-57 win Sunday over Western Michigan at Hilton Coliseum.

Iowa State freshman wrestler Paniro Johnson boasts two top-six wins this season and hasn’t lost a collegiate match. That’s a heady start to the supremely confident 149-pounder’s career, but if you ask him, he’s simply meeting expectations ... and the best is yet to come.

Cyclones coach Bill Fennelly isn’t too woried - yet - about low percentage from 3-point range, confident it will turn around

Arlen Harris, Jr., a former 4-star recruit from Missouri, is leaving Stanford for a new start in Ames.