
Cash Hollingshead Commits to Iowa State Cyclones, Joining a Crowded QB Room
Cash Hollingshead, a Class of 2027 quarterback from Salem Hills, announced his commitment to Iowa State, bringing 1,009 passing yards and 16 touchdowns from his junior year.
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Cash Hollingshead, a Class of 2027 quarterback from Salem Hills, announced his commitment to Iowa State, bringing 1,009 passing yards and 16 touchdowns from his junior year.

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.

With the 2026 season on the horizon, Iowa State quarterback Jaylen Raynor is emerging as a potential Heisman Trophy contender, a development that could reshape expectations for a program traditionally overlooked in the award’s conversation.

While names like Trinidad Chambliss and Arch Manning dominate early Heisman chatter, Iowa State’s Jaylen Raynor is emerging as a potential dark horse, thanks to his dual‑threat skill set and leadership.

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.

Iowa State Cyclones are counting on new transfers and a returning blocker to develop a dynamic pass‑catching tight end for the upcoming season.

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.

After a massive exodus, the Cyclones must prove an all‑transfer roster can still compete, aiming for a bowl berth while navigating new chemistry and a showdown with Penn State.

The upcoming season will hinge on the performance of quarterbacks across the Big 12, from Arizona’s Noah Fifita to Texas Tech’s uncertain situation, as each program evaluates its options and potential challenges.

After the departure of head coach Matt Campbell and the majority of last season’s roster, Iowa State turns to the transfer portal to assemble a revamped squad. New arrivals such as quarterback Jaylen Raynor, defensive lineman Isaac Terrell, and wide receiver Omari Hayes are expected to shape the Cyclones’ fortunes in 2026.

After losing head coach Matt Campbell and key players, the Cyclones look to Jaylen Raynor to lead a rebuilding effort.

After losing head coach Matt Campbell and key players, Iowa State taps former FCS standouts and new head coach Jimmy Rogers to reshape its 2026 lineup, betting that lower‑division talent can thrive at the Power Four level.

From Josh Hoover’s record‑breaking passing yards to Ahmad Hardy’s recovery from a gunshot wound, the 2026 season promises dramatic storylines for the nation’s most prolific college football athletes.

The Hawkeyes open against Northern Illinois on Sept. 5, then face a gauntlet of Big Ten powerhouses, with transfers, coaching changes and unanswered questions shaping the narrative.

After a highly publicized pursuit of Class of 2027 quarterback DJ Hunter, the Iowa State Cyclones have halted their efforts, citing medical considerations, and are now focusing on Georgia prospect Brodie Campbell while confirming returning starters and incoming freshmen.

After ending its pursuit of Class of 2027 quarterback DJ Hunter, Iowa State is redirecting its attention to Georgia product Brodie Campbell while solidifying its 2026 quarterback depth chart.

The Cyclones enter a new era under coach Jimmy Rogers, aiming to return to bowl eligibility. Their home slate ranges from a straightforward week‑zero matchup to formidable late‑season battles.

The Cyclones open against SEMO and face a gauntlet of rivals, from Bowling Green to Oklahoma State, as the 2026 season unfolds.

The latest post‑spring rankings highlight Texas Tech at No. 1, with BYU and Utah close behind, offering a glimpse into the dynamics shaping the Big 12 ahead of the fall.