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Yahoo Sports is introducing college fantasy football leagues that feature top talent from the Power Four conferences and Notre Dame, bringing a fresh twist to the game with drafts, head‑to‑head matchups and an innovative offense position.
Starting this September, Yahoo Sports will run fantasy leagues for Power Four conference teams and Notre Dame, featuring drafts, head‑to‑head matchups and an innovative scoring mechanic that rewards offensive production. While the concept promises deeper fan engagement, scholars and players alike warn that heightened visibility could strain college athletes.
Iowa State football’s massive roster overhaul and new coaching staff turn criticism into fuel as they eye a turnaround in the 2026 season.
Aiden Flora, David Coffey and Kyle Konrardy represented Iowa State at Big 12 Football Media Days, signaling a pivotal season for the Cyclones under new leadership.
The network’s unofficial rankings reveal a stark contrast between conference expectations and the Cyclones’ recent changes, highlighting key players and the upcoming opener against the Redhawks.
The network’s early rankings place Iowa State at the bottom of the Big 12, while Texas Tech is projected to repeat as champions, and three Iowa State players receive honorable‑mention recognition.
The Big 12 announced its 2026 preseason awards, omitting Iowa State despite an 8‑4 record, while highlighting new head coach Jimmy Rogers, a massive roster overhaul, and award winners L.J. Martin, A.J. Holmes and Drew Mestemaker.
The 2026 Big 12 Football Media Days are scheduled for July 7‑8 in Frisco, Texas, offering live coverage on ESPNU, ESPN2 and streaming via ESPN Unlimited, with a full slate of team and player appearances.
The Big 12’s offseason drama centers on Texas Tech’s Brendan Sorsby, but the conference still forecasts a strong playoff push, highlighted by nine preseason All‑Big 12 selections, key awards for LJ Martin and Ben Roberts, and upcoming media days in Irving.
Iowa State will send five student‑athletes to the 2026 Monster Energy Big 12 Football Media Days in Frisco, Texas, showcasing top talent ahead of the season.
The Cyclones will be represented by five standout athletes at the Big 12 media day in Texas, where their recent performances and future prospects will be showcased.
The 2026 All‑Big 12 Team reflects a forward‑looking view of talent, highlighting projected performance over past accolades and emphasizing the breadth of skill across the league.
The Cyclones are set to travel to the Dallas Cowboys' practice facility for Big 12 Media Days as they unveil a ranked list of the 25 players expected to shape the 2026 campaign.
The Cyclones are set for a dramatic overhaul as veteran coach Jimmy Rogers takes the helm, bringing a championship pedigree and a completely new roster to Ames.
The Cyclones are set for a radical transformation as they enter 2026 with a new coaching staff, a completely new roster, and high hopes for a swift resurgence.
Kansas State’s defensive coordinator Jordan Peterson will confront a varied slate of attacks in 2026, from high‑powered aerial assaults to balanced ground games, shaping a pivotal season for the program.
After a promising special‑teams showing, Aiden Flora is set to become a central figure in Iowa State's offense next year, as the new coaching staff earmarks him for increased carries and a key role amid a wave of roster turnover.
After completing 15 spring practices, Iowa State identified several unexpected contributors, including walk‑on Aiden Flora, who shined as a punt returner and is now projected as a top‑three running back for the 2026 season
With the 2026 season on the horizon, West Virginia and Iowa State meet again in a series that’s dead‑locked at six wins each. New faces, fresh strategies and bold predictions set the stage for a game that could reshape both programs’ trajectories.
Arnold Barnes III signed with Iowa State on May 19, bringing 757 rushing yards and a strong work ethic to a roster poised for a ground‑centric season.
Iowa State’s running back corps faces a rebuild under new leadership, with transfers, injuries and portal activity shaping the upcoming season.
Coach Jimmy Rogers and offensive coordinator Tyler Roehl are overseeing a committee approach to the backfield, targeting additions through the transfer portal while key returnees prepare for a full season.
Injuries to Salahadin Allah and Braden Awls force the Cyclones to reshape their backfield, opening opportunities for new talent and transfer additions.
Iowa State confirmed that running back Salahdin Allah will miss the entire 2026 campaign after a torn Achilles tendon, adding to a series of setbacks for the program.