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Joshua Jefferson’s journey from St. Mary’s to the first round of the 2026 NBA Draft reflects Iowa State’s rising ability to cultivate NBA talent, a trend that could reshape recruiting and the program’s national standing.
Initial doubts about Garwey Dual’s fit at Syracuse have given way to cautious optimism as his recent performances suggest a player ready to contribute on both ends of the floor.
After a standout collegiate campaign, Joshua Jefferson is named the Gary Thompson Iowa State Male Athlete of the Year, joining an elite list of Cyclone greats.
After a promising college career cut short by injury, Joshua Jefferson is embracing a new chapter with the Brooklyn Nets, eager to learn and contribute.
The Iowa State Cyclones have secured a fifth straight NCAA tournament appearance, but a depleted interior defense forced the program to seek new solutions ahead of the upcoming season.
After a Sweet 16 run marred by injuries, the Cyclones are bolstering rim protection with experienced transfers and a promising freshman, aiming to stay in the national title conversation.
After a near‑miss in the Sweet 16 and a roster reshuffle, the Cyclones look to Killyan Toure’s defensive prowess and the steady hand of Coach Otzelberger to reclaim a top‑two national ranking.
The Cyclones look to translate last year’s No. 2 national ranking into a deeper NCAA run, led by defensive standout Killyan Toure and a revamped roster.
The Nets selected versatile forward Joshua Jefferson with the 28th overall pick after a trade with the Minnesota Timberwolves, but analysts question his role behind Michael Porter Jr. and Julius Randle.
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.
Joshua Jefferson was chosen 28th overall by the Brooklyn Nets, marking the first Cyclone draft pick since 2020 and ending a half‑decade without an NBA selection for Iowa State.
A record 13 players from the Big 12 were selected in the 2026 NBA draft, highlighting the league's depth, unity, and future prospects.
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.
A record 13 Big 12 prospects were drafted, highlighted by a high‑profile Barclays Center campaign that underscored the league’s rising influence.
Despite a season‑ending ankle injury, Joshua Jefferson attended the NBA Draft in person, was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves, and later traded to the Brooklyn Nets, turning adversity into a career‑defining moment.
Iowa State Cyclones guard Tamin Lipsey, celebrated for his defensive mastery and playmaking, is absent from recent NBA mock drafts, casting doubt on his immediate entry into the league.
The 2026 NBA Draft saw the Big 12 cement its rise with nine first‑round selections, including the conference’s first two overall picks, as teams celebrated a landmark night in New York.
The Brooklyn Nets selected forward Joshua Jefferson with the 28th overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, capping a collegiate journey that saw him set numerous Big 12 records and earn consensus All‑American honors.
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.
Iowa State's basketball program has transformed from a modest outfit into an NBA talent factory, driven by savvy coaching, community-backed NIL deals and a pipeline of future draftees.
A look at how Iowa State’s focus on elite high‑school recruits, especially from Wisconsin, is delivering a No. 1 2027 class and a sustainable program amid a national shift toward the transfer market.
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.