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Milan Momcilovic, Iowa State's top shooter, withdrew from the 2026 NBA Draft and will return to college, a move driven by projected earnings and the chance to further his game.
With a potential blockbuster deal for Giannis Antetokounmpo on the horizon, Boston is also plotting a strategic draft pick to shore up depth and future flexibility.
The Cyclones are gearing up for summer workouts on June 15, aiming to build on a 29‑8 campaign that ended in the Sweet 16.
With a historic shooting season behind him, Cyclones forward Milan Momcilovic must decide whether to test the NBA draft or return to college, a choice that could reshape his future and the transfer portal landscape.
Despite upcoming NCAA eligibility changes that could sideline several veterans, Iowa State secures its international recruits and adds fresh talent through the portal and high school signings
The Cyclones have replaced departing stars with a mix of portal acquisitions and fresh recruits, ensuring continuity as the NCAA tightens rules for international players.
After a strong campaign, Iowa State is reshaping its lineup with the arrival of guard Leon Bond III, a 6‑5, 200‑pound forward who brings defensive intensity and rebounding to complement the team's evolving identity.
Returning centers and a renewed focus on player development set the stage for the Cyclones' quest for a deep tournament run.
Under coach T.J. Otzelberger, the Cyclones blend proven depth with emerging big men, aiming to rebound from a injury‑marred campaign and re‑establish themselves as a Big 12 powerhouse.
The Cyclones are integrating five transfers and three freshmen into next season’s lineup, with particular focus on Ryan Prather Jr., whose national‑leading assist‑to‑turnover ratio brings a new offensive dimension.
Milan Momcilovic, who set a school‑record three‑point percentage last season, is deciding whether to stay in college or enter the NBA Draft, with Kentucky showing strong interest and offering a sizable NIL deal.
The Cyclones are banking on a revitalized backcourt and a healthy core to contend in the Big 12 next season.
The Iowa State Cyclones are shaping up for the upcoming 2026‑27 basketball season, aiming to rebuild around a promising backcourt after a key injury.
Joshua Jefferson eyes a top‑45 slot while Milan Momcilovic balances elite shooting with a college return plan.
A look at the rising prospects from Iowa State, their draft outlook, and the strategic choices shaping the next NBA draft cycle.
Weeks away from the NBA Draft, Joshua Jefferson reflects on injuries, perseverance, and the influence of his father as he trains at Mike Miller’s Barn facility.
Next November, San Diego State will square off against Iowa State in the first round of the Players Era Festival in Las Vegas. The event, broadcast by ESPN, showcases a 16‑team and an eight‑team bracket, with games at T‑Mobile Arena and Mandalay Bay’s Michelob Ultra Arena. Significant NIL payouts and a shift away from traditional tournaments like the Maui Invitational highlight the competition.
Iowa State Cyclones forward Joshua Jefferson is drawing attention from NBA scouts as a realistic first‑round candidate in the 2026 draft, thanks to his all‑court skill set and recent development.
A disappointing showing at the Chicago combine has pushed Iowa State forward Joshua Jefferson to No. 41 in early projections, prompting teams to reassess his fit amid concerns over athleticism, age and injury history.
Joshua Jefferson's draft prospects dip after a lackluster showing at the NBA Draft Combine, raising questions about his athleticism and age.
The 2026 NBA Draft Combine wrapped up in Chicago, Illinois, leaving teams with a clearer picture of which prospects are ready to make the leap and which may need another year of college.
Cameron Carr’s 30‑point showing and Aday Mara’s historic measurements headline a combine that left both standouts and underperformers with major implications for the upcoming draft.
Jackson Kiss, a highly rated New Zealand forward, de‑commits from Iowa State and pledges to play for UNLV, prompting the Cyclones to lean on transfers and depth for the upcoming season.
The 2025‑26 Iowa Hawkeyes nearly upset eventual national champion Michigan, showcasing a physical style that turned heads and sparked optimism for the program's trajectory.