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EA Sports has released individual player ratings for the 2026 version of College Football 27, highlighting a lack of elite talent among the Wisconsin Badgers while pointing out several undervalued standouts.
Recent champions have shown that a deep roster, not just star power, decides March success. Iowa State is reshaping its squad with transfers, returning starters and a clear coaching vision to challenge for the next national title.
Trevor Buhr, a redshirt junior transfer from Iowa State, will don No. 70 for Penn State in the upcoming 2026 college football season, bringing his experience and versatility to the Nittany Lions' line.
A look at the key figures shaping the Cyclones' outlook as they aim for conference contention.
Baboucarr Ann, the premier Minnesota prospect, pledged to the Wisconsin Badgers, elevating their 2027 recruiting class to a national second‑place ranking.
The Wildcats open the season at home versus Manhattan on November 3, then embark on a demanding SEC schedule that culminates in the Nashville tournament, all with the ultimate goal of a deep NCAA run.
Undrafted Iowa State guard Tamin Lipsey has inked an Exhibit 10 contract with the Indiana Pacers, positioning him for a Summer League audition that could secure a two‑way contract and a chance to learn from veteran point guards Tyrese Haliburton and T.J. McConnell.
USC coach Lincoln Riley is banking on a wave of transfer talent, including former Michigan State defensive tackle Alex VanSumeren, to lift the Trojans into the inaugural College Football Playoff in 2026.
Despite not being selected in the opening round of the 2026 NBA Draft, Tamin Lipsey's strong defensive record and leadership at Iowa State keep him on the radar for late‑round opportunities.
A look at the draft outlook for Iowa State’s rising star Joshua Jefferson and the puzzling absence of defensive ace Tamin Lipsey from NBA mock drafts.
NBA teams are eyeing Jefferson as a potential late‑first‑round addition, with the New York Knicks, Detroit Pistons and Oklahoma City Thunder all expressing interest.
The Iowa State Cyclones men's basketball program, led by head coach T.J. Otzelberger, has achieved a five-year streak of NCAA tournament appearances and three Sweet 16 runs. A newly ranked No. 1 recruiting class featuring three four-star prospects signals a new era of ambition in Ames.
A historic recruiting class and a streak of March Madness appearances mark a new era for the Cyclones under T.J. Otzelberger.
The University of Michigan basketball program is in flux after Dusty May accepted a position with the Dallas Mavericks, leaving athletic director Warde Manuel to navigate a complex hunt for a new head coach.
A look at how time of possession, turnover margin and yards after catch are driving the Hawkeyes’ strategy heading into the next season.
The Iowa State Cyclones face a pivotal season after losing key personnel. Their first game against SEMO Redhawks is expected to be easy, but the real test comes in the second week against the Iowa Hawkeyes in the Cy-Hawk rivalry. Despite both teams' struggles, a win for Iowa State could significantly boost their program's morale and future prospects.
The Cyclones will field a markedly different lineup next year after losing Jefferson, Lipsey, Heise and Momcilovic, with JaQuan Johnson emerging as a potential scoring leader.
The Cyclones will field a markedly different squad next year after losing Joshua Jefferson, Nate Heise, Tamin Lipsey and Momcilovic, with transfers like JaQuan Johnson expected to lead the offense.
James Fletcher III of On3/Rivals forecasts the Iowa State Cyclones at No. 19 for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting a starting five that blends three guards, defensive talent, and a mix of returners and transfers.
The Cyclones are welcoming fresh talent and major transfers as they prepare for a crucial 2026 campaign, with seven home games on the horizon.
The Cyclones must replace their top three scorers but bring back 37.4% of last season's points, positioning them strongly in the Big 12 as they look to build on a promising future.
The Cyclones lost their leading scorers but retain a high percentage of offensive output, setting the stage for emerging contributors and a pivotal season under Coach T.J. Otzelberger.
With key departures and new transfers, the Cyclones must address perimeter shooting and size while integrating fresh talent.
The Cyclones will field a completely reshaped lineup for 2026‑27, blending transfer talent with untested youth while confronting shooting, size and rebounding concerns.