Iowa State Cyclones Turn to Sports Science for Edge
Iowa State football is using Catapult GPS trackers, force plates and other high‑tech equipment to monitor player workload, improve performance and reduce injuries as the 2026 season approaches.
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Iowa State football is using Catapult GPS trackers, force plates and other high‑tech equipment to monitor player workload, improve performance and reduce injuries as the 2026 season approaches.
The Cyclones are evaluating a completely overhauled offense, from a freshman‑turned‑starter at quarterback to a deep group of newcomers at running back, receiver and tight end, as they prepare for the first game against Southeast Missouri at Jack Trice Stadium.

Iowa State’s 2026 receiving corps blends experienced transfers with highly touted freshmen, featuring standout performers like Ray Coffey and newcomers such as Malcolm Watkins, promising a dynamic passing attack

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.