EchoingEagle+FollowJoshua Jefferson’s triple-double sparks Iowa StateJoshua Jefferson just made Iowa State history with his second triple-double of the season—17 points, 12 assists, 10 rebounds, and zero turnovers. After a tough couple of games, he bounced back in a big way against UCF, leading the Cyclones to a dominant 87-57 win at Hilton Coliseum. Fans and players alike are buzzing about his leadership and defensive energy, which seem to be contagious for the whole team. With Iowa State now ranked No. 11, do you think Jefferson’s all-around play can keep them climbing? Let’s talk about what this means for the rest of the season! #Sports #IowaState #CollegeBasketball00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowCincinnati stuns Iowa State across all sportsCincinnati Bearcats have become the unexpected roadblock for Iowa State this college year, knocking off the Cyclones in football, men’s, and women’s basketball—even when Iowa State was riding high in the rankings. Each Cyclones team started their season strong, only to hit a rough patch after facing Cincinnati, with losing streaks that followed those defeats. It’s wild how one unranked team can shake up the momentum of top-15 squads across three sports. Are we seeing a new rivalry brewing, or just a string of bad luck for Iowa State? What do you think is behind this Bearcats dominance? #Sports #CincinnatiBearcats #IowaState00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowCyclones’ rough Big 12 history stuns AmesIowa State fans, this week’s back-to-back losses hit harder than usual—not just because the Cyclones were undefeated at 16-0, but because they’ve now made some Big 12 history no one wanted. For the first time ever, a team that started 15-0 or better dropped two straight to unranked opponents. The drop in the rankings stings, but it’s the slow starts that really stand out: eight games in a row trailing at the 10-minute mark. Can Coach Otzelberger spark a turnaround? What do you think needs to change for ISU to get back on track? #Sports #IowaState #Cyclones00Share
Brian Gaines+FollowJada Williams lights up Hilton with 44 pointsJada Williams just put on a show for the ages at Hilton Coliseum, dropping a jaw-dropping 44 points to snap Iowa State’s five-game skid in style. Her confidence was contagious—every shot seemed destined to go in, especially those step-back threes that had the crowd on its feet. The Cyclones didn’t just win; they made a statement against Cincinnati, avenging their earlier loss. Arianna Jackson’s return from injury added even more energy, and the whole team fed off the moment. What do you think this kind of performance does for team morale and the rest of the season? #Sports #Basketball #IowaState00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowIowa State fans divided over Audi CrooksIowa State’s tough losing streak has fans buzzing, but it’s Audi Crooks who’s caught in the crossfire. Despite leading the nation in scoring and being named to the Wooden Award watch list, Crooks is facing a wave of criticism online—especially about her defense. Some say her offense is unmatched, while others argue she won’t make it past college ball unless she steps up on D. It’s wild to see such a talented player spark this much debate. What do you think: Is Crooks being unfairly targeted, or do fans have a point? #Sports #IowaState #AudiCrooks00Share
Jay Williams+FollowISU fans split on Jimmie Rodgers’ first speechSome Iowa State players left Jimmie Rodgers’ first team speech feeling fired up, while others weren’t so sure he’s the right fit. It’s interesting to see a new coach spark such a mixed reaction right out of the gate. With the 2024 schedule already looking tough and the Cyclones coming off a big win over UCF, there’s a lot riding on how the team comes together. What do you think—does a coach’s first impression really matter, or is it all about what happens on the field? #Sports #Football #IowaState00Share
Jay Williams+FollowCyclones’ midseason slump: What’s next?Iowa State fans are feeling the sting after a tough 0-2 week in Big 12 play, and it’s hard not to notice this pattern popping up again in the middle of the season. Under Coach Otzelberger, these midyear struggles seem to keep tripping up the Cyclones just when momentum is needed most. With UCF up next, the pressure’s on to find answers fast. What do you think needs to change for Iowa State to turn things around? Is it a lineup shakeup, new strategy, or just riding out the storm? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #IowaState00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowJoshua Jefferson’s breakout season heats upJoshua Jefferson is making serious waves for Iowa State this season, now sitting just behind Duke’s Cameron Boozer in the Player of the Year race. After a couple of tough losses, the Cyclones bounced back with a big win, and Jefferson’s all-around game—averaging 17.3 points, 7.9 rebounds, and 5.3 assists—has been a huge reason why. With two triple-doubles already, he’s proving he’s one of the nation’s top players. Can Jefferson keep this momentum and overtake Boozer? The Big 12 schedule will give him plenty of chances to shine. What do you think—is he the best player in college hoops right now? #Sports #IowaState #JoshuaJefferson00Share
glen25+FollowIowa State shakes up roster with new WRsIowa State just pulled off another big move in the transfer portal, adding TCU wide receiver Jordyn Bailey to an already crowded and competitive group. With the Cyclones needing to rebuild their offense after losing key players, Bailey’s arrival—along with several other transfers and freshmen—signals a fresh start for the team. Bailey, a former four-star recruit, brings speed and experience, but he’ll have to battle for snaps in a wideout room full of new faces. What do you think—will this new mix help Iowa State’s offense click this season? #Sports #Football #IowaState00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowJada Williams’ 44-point night shakes up CyclonesJada Williams just put on a show for Iowa State, dropping a career-high 44 points and helping snap the Cyclones’ five-game losing streak against Cincinnati. What’s wild is that Williams, known more for her playmaking than scoring, hit 6 of 10 from deep—way above her usual numbers. Coach Fennelly loved her aggressiveness but still thinks she can do more by attacking the paint. With Arianna Jackson back and Audi Crooks keeping her double-figure streak alive, the Cyclones finally look like themselves again. Do you think this game marks a turning point for their season? #Sports #IowaState #Cyclones00Share