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Iowa State opened the 2026 season with a 38‑10 win over Southeast Missouri, highlighted by Jaylen Raynor’s dual‑threat performance and a revamped defensive scheme under new coordinator Jesse Bobbit.
The Iowa State Cyclones are targeting a 2026 bowl game under new head coach Jimmy Rogers, bolstered by key transfers and returning standouts.
A standout performer from Utah, Terrell’s recent accolades highlight his transition to Iowa State and set the stage for a breakout campaign.
Iowa State University’s defensive line welcomed a massive influx of talent this offseason, adding 15 newcomers to a unit that aims to dominate games with a relentless, team‑first approach.
Despite being projected to finish last, Iowa State’s football program is confident that a revamped, aggressive defense can lead the Cyclones to a Big 12 title.
Iowa State’s new head coach Jimmy Rogers is reshaping the Cyclones’ defense with an influx of talented freshmen, aiming to restore the program’s competitiveness for the 2026 season.
A rare media glimpse into an hour‑long practice revealed depth‑chart contenders, special‑teams roles and the return of standout players after injury.
A revamped defensive front, key transfers and a retooled special‑teams unit could finally translate Iowa State’s offseason work into on‑field pressure.
Under head coach Jimmy Rogers and defensive coordinator Jesse Bobbit, Iowa State is building a defense that could reshape its conference standing.
The Cyclones are shifting to a four‑man front, adding Washington State transfers and relying on seasoned players to generate more pressure in the upcoming campaign.
After a mass exodus of players and coaches, the Cyclones enter a challenging year under a staff reshaped by departures and new leadership.
Iowa State’s football program is entering a pivotal 2026 season, one marked by the arrival of new head coach Jimmy Rogers after a tumultuous offseason that saw longtime leader Matt Campbell depart for Penn State.
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.
Jalen Welch, a three‑star defensive standout, visited Iowa State from May 28‑30, narrowing his list to four programs and planning a commitment in late June.
New head coach Jimmy Rogers is reshaping the Cyclones’ defensive tackle unit with a blend of experienced holdovers and high‑impact transfers.
The decommitment of Keaton Wollan opens a pivotal recruiting window for Iowa State, with three-star linebacker Jack Whelchel eyeing an official visit and the program aiming to sustain its upward trajectory.