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Milan Momcilovic, the No. 1-ranked player in the transfer portal, has pulled out of the 2026 NBA Draft, opening a fierce competition among Kentucky, Arizona and Louisville for his services, with Kentucky reportedly offering a record‑breaking $7‑7.5 million NIL package.
The Cyclones will field a reshaped squad next season, blending returning veterans with fresh transfer additions as they look to stay competitive in the Big 12.
The Cyclones will field a largely new lineup after several key players left for the NBA draft or exhausted eligibility, but coach Otzelberger believes the additions will preserve their recent top‑10 momentum.
Milan Momcilovic has decided to pull out of the 2026 NBA Draft, opting to return to college and potentially join the Arizona Wildcats, a move that could bring a $7 million NIL package and alter the balance of power in the Big 12.
Milan Momcilovic, who withdrew from the 2026 NBA Draft, may join the Arizona Wildcats after Koa Peat decided to stay in the draft, a shift that could reshape both programs.
Former Iowa State star Milan Momcilovic has officially withdrawn from the 2026 NBA Draft, electing to remain in college basketball and stay in the transfer portal.
Milan Momcilovic faces a pivotal choice before the May 27 withdrawal deadline, balancing NBA projections against collegiate development, while Kentucky and Arizona eye his commitment.
After a standout junior season at Iowa State, Milan Momcilovic is weighing a return to college basketball, eyeing Kentucky, Arizona, and his former team as he seeks to boost his draft stock and chase a national title.
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.
After a injury‑marred year, the Iowa State pledge is using the Nike EYBL circuit to sharpen his game, build chemistry with elite teammates and deepen ties with the Cyclones’ staff.
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.
The Cyclones' staff reshuffle brings in Cincinnati and Bradley alumni, sparking early connections with top recruit Josiah Harrington.
Emily Ryan, celebrated for her record‑setting play and leadership, is now shaping the next generation of Cyclone guards as she steps into a coaching role.
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.
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.
The 2026 Players Era 16 tournament will feature Iowa State's first game on Nov. 24 in Las Vegas, with a potential rematch against Tennessee and a new single‑elimination format.