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After a disappointing stretch since their 2022 national championship, the Jayhawks are overhauling their lineup with experienced transfers and fresh talent, hoping to regain depth and competitiveness.
The Cyclones' staff reshuffle brings in Cincinnati and Bradley alumni, sparking early connections with top recruit Josiah Harrington.
Malachi Moreno is set to return for a sophomore season, giving the Wildcats a key piece as they chase a top recruit in Milan Momcilovic.
Freshman center Malachi Moreno will return to Kentucky for the 2026‑27 campaign, providing continuity and frontcourt depth as coach Mark Pope pushes for his first major breakthrough.
The Cyclones are set for a staff overhaul ahead of the 2026‑27 season, bringing in fresh coaching talent and seeing experienced assistants transition to head‑coach roles. Committed recruit Josiah Harrington is already working with the new staff, giving the program a boost as it builds for the future.
A look at the most striking statistics shaping the upcoming college football season, from historic win streaks to the rise of transfer talent.
Despite upcoming NCAA eligibility changes that could sideline several veterans, Iowa State secures its international recruits and adds fresh talent through the portal and high school signings
USC's defense is set for a shake‑up as former Iowa State cornerback Jontez Williams joins the program, bringing a blend of Big 12 experience and physical readiness that could reshape the Trojans’ backfield.
The Cyclones have replaced departing stars with a mix of portal acquisitions and fresh recruits, ensuring continuity as the NCAA tightens rules for international players.
After a strong campaign, Iowa State is reshaping its lineup with the arrival of guard Leon Bond III, a 6‑5, 200‑pound forward who brings defensive intensity and rebounding to complement the team's evolving identity.
Returning centers and a renewed focus on player development set the stage for the Cyclones' quest for a deep tournament run.
The Cyclones are preparing for a transitional year under new leadership, highlighted by the addition of quarterback Jaylen Raynor and the departure of key seniors.
UCLA basketball coach Mick Cronin has locked in several key players and added promising talent from the transfer portal, while keeping a close eye on a possible return of Iowa State’s Milan Momcilovic, a move that could reshape the Bruins’ frontcourt.
Under coach T.J. Otzelberger, the Cyclones blend proven depth with emerging big men, aiming to rebound from a injury‑marred campaign and re‑establish themselves as a Big 12 powerhouse.
Returning kicker Kyle Konrardy brings a proven record and deep ties to the fanbase, positioning him as a stabilizing force for Iowa State’s reshaped roster.
Iowa State Cyclones are counting on new transfers and a returning blocker to develop a dynamic pass‑catching tight end for the upcoming season.
The Cyclones are integrating five transfers and three freshmen into next season’s lineup, with particular focus on Ryan Prather Jr., whose national‑leading assist‑to‑turnover ratio brings a new offensive dimension.
Milan Momcilovic, who set a school‑record three‑point percentage last season, is deciding whether to stay in college or enter the NBA Draft, with Kentucky showing strong interest and offering a sizable NIL deal.
Three‑star safety Dontrell Young is drawing interest from Iowa State and Illinois, with a packed June schedule that could tip the balance of his commitment.
Despite losing more than 50 players, the Cyclones still aim for a bowl berth, and their five road matchups present a spectrum of difficulty, from UCF's modest challenge to BYU's elite test.
The Cyclones are banking on a revitalized backcourt and a healthy core to contend in the Big 12 next season.
Bryson Ford, a highly rated cornerback with 25 offers, is scheduled for a June visit to Ames as he weighs his college destination.
The Iowa State Cyclones are shaping up for the upcoming 2026‑27 basketball season, aiming to rebuild around a promising backcourt after a key injury.
Joshua Jefferson eyes a top‑45 slot while Milan Momcilovic balances elite shooting with a college return plan.