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Iowa State’s offseason saw eight new players join the program, highlighted by transfer Tre Singleton, a CBS Sports breakout candidate, as the team looks to fill the void left by key departures and return to the Final Four.
A federal judge has ruled that Division I athletes who exhausted their fourth season in 2022‑23 may return for a fifth year, opening a brief August portal window and forcing coaches to rethink completed rosters.
Iowa State Cyclones, led by T.J. Otzelberger, are projected to field the nation’s best defense in 2026‑27, driven by a deep, versatile roster and a recruiting model built around defensive intensity.
Iowa State welcomes transfer guard Jaquan Johnson, a defensive standout from Bradley, who arrives with a proven track record of accolades, physical play and a drive to excel in the Big 12.
The Cyclones are reshaping their roster, adding fresh coaching talent, and watching sophomore guard Killyan Toure step into a larger role after a shoulder recovery.
The Cyclones are navigating a turbulent offseason marked by player exits, coaching adjustments and the emergence of sophomore guard Killyan Toure.
Iowa State's basketball program is deep into its eight‑week summer workout regimen, a period that has already seen eight new faces join the roster. Head coach T.J. Otzelberger has been vocal about the progress he's seeing from the newcomers, emphasizing their commitment and the competitive edge they bring.
Seven Iowa State Cyclones earn NABC Honors Court recognition, with four repeating as consecutive honorees, underscoring the program's sustained scholarly success.
A look at the impact of new transfers, the health challenges facing key players, and the expectations for the Cyclones' 2025‑26 campaign.
The Cyclones aim to transform their offense by elevating key returnees and integrating transfers ahead of the 2026‑27 campaign
The Cyclones are reshaping their roster with top recruit Tre Singleton, guided by assistant coaches Erik Crawford and Nate Schmidt, as they look to rebuild around defense and NBA‑ready development.
The Cyclones will field a markedly different lineup next season, blending transfers and freshmen to fill the gaps left by departing seniors and a sharpshooter.
The Cyclones will field a markedly different lineup next season, blending experienced transfers with promising freshmen as they aim to maintain competitiveness.
The Iowa State Cyclones enter the upcoming college basketball season as early contenders in the Big 12 Conference, a position bolstered by a preseason ranking of third in the league.
The Iowa State Cyclones enter the new season with a third‑place preseason ranking in the Big 12, hoping to build on a historic start while integrating fresh talent and overcoming key departures.
Iowa’s schedule features five high‑major opponents, with a marquee matchup against Alabama in Des Moines, as Coach Ben McCollum looks to blend fan engagement with competitive testing.
Iowa State’s offseason moves include five transfers, highlighted by Leon Bond III, a 6‑5 wing whose defensive versatility and all‑around skill set promise to reshape the Cyclones’ approach on both ends of the floor.
Iowa State announces a 2026‑27 non‑conference schedule that features exhibition games, a Vegas tournament appearance, and a mix of home and away contests against a diverse set of opponents.
Four former Iowa State players — Keshon Gilbert, Joshua Jefferson, Curtis Jones and Tamin Lipsey — are among the hopefuls competing in the NBA Summer League, each navigating contracts and opportunities as they aim to translate college success into professional minutes.
Keshon Gilbert, Joshua Jefferson, Curtis Jones and Tamin Lipsey will represent their new NBA teams in the upcoming Summer League in Las Vegas, bringing fresh storylines to the court.
The upcoming Big 12 men’s basketball season will be defined by major roster changes, key transfers, and coaching shifts across the league, setting the stage for fresh storylines and competitive balance.
The Cyclones lose their top three scorers and welcome fresh talent and coaching staff, setting the stage for a transformative year.
The Iowa State Cyclones are generating buzz as they climb to the 12th spot in the latest college basketball power rankings, positioning themselves as a serious threat for the upcoming season.
An analysis of the evolving criteria for a national title, spotlighting three programs that may win without a top‑20 recruiting class or a returning star.