Tamin Lipsey Eyes NBA Spot with Indiana Pacers
After a standout collegiate career, Lipsey has signed an Exhibit 10 deal with the Indiana Pacers and is set to debut in the NBA Summer League against the Cleveland Cavaliers on July 10.
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After a standout collegiate career, Lipsey has signed an Exhibit 10 deal with the Indiana Pacers and is set to debut in the NBA Summer League against the Cleveland Cavaliers on July 10.

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.

The Indiana Pacers have added former Gonzaga standout Jalen Warley to their summer league roster, hoping the versatile big man can compete for a contract after a promising college season.

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.
From Ames to Indianapolis, Tamin Lipsey’s journey from Iowa State standout to NBA prospect culminates in a new professional opportunity.

Despite not being selected in the opening round of the 2026 NBA Draft, Tamin Lipsey's strong defensive record and leadership at Iowa State keep him on the radar for late‑round opportunities.

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.

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.
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.

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.

The Cyclones must replace their top three scorers but bring back 37.4% of last season's points, positioning them strongly in the Big 12 as they look to build on a promising future.

The Cyclones lost their leading scorers but retain a high percentage of offensive output, setting the stage for emerging contributors and a pivotal season under Coach T.J. Otzelberger.

With key departures and new transfers, the Cyclones must address perimeter shooting and size while integrating fresh talent.

The Cyclones will field a completely reshaped lineup for 2026‑27, blending transfer talent with untested youth while confronting shooting, size and rebounding concerns.
The Hawkeyes have locked in a demanding slate of games, blending early home contests with a rugged Big Ten road slate, while Coach McCollum emphasizes strategic scheduling to peak in March.
The Hawkeyes have announced a slate that includes games against Creighton, Xavier, Iowa State and a host of Big Ten rivals, with coach Ben McCollum emphasizing strategic scheduling to boost postseason prospects.

The Cyclones lose Tamin Lipsey, Milan Momcilovic and Joshua Jefferson, but a three‑guard rotation featuring Jaquan Johnson and Jamarion Batemon, plus a frontcourt duo of Singleton and Blake Buchanan, promises a fresh direction.

The Cyclones are reshaping their lineup for the upcoming campaign, adding talented transfers while keeping core players, positioning them to thrive despite early doubts.

Projected as a first‑round selection in the 2026 NBA Draft, Joshua Jefferson could become the first Iowa State player under T.J. Otzelberger to be drafted, ending a five‑year hiatus and reigniting the Cyclones’ NBA pipeline.

Despite an early ankle injury, Joshua Jefferson impressed during his Iowa State tenure, earned an NBA Combine invite and now appears as a first‑round prospect for the Boston Celtics, a fit that could reshape their roster.

The Cyclones are preparing for a season that mixes new talent with a strategic schedule, featuring home‑and‑home matchups against Kansas and Oklahoma State and a revised non‑conference slate.

After a strong season that saw the Cyclones reach the Sweet 16, Iowa State must replace several star contributors and integrate new talent, raising questions about their competitiveness in the coming year.

After losing key contributors, the Cyclones add five transfers, including Bradley's JaQuan Johnson, while returning core players aim to exceed preseason expectations.