AmberAbyss+FollowCyclones aim to snap road skid in StillwaterIowa State’s defense is about to be tested again as they hit the road to face Oklahoma State, with Winter Storm Fern even bumping up the tip-off time. After a huge win over UCF, the Cyclones are hoping to keep that momentum and finally break their Big 12 road losing streak. Expect a shootout between Milan Momcilovic and Anthony Roy, who could combine for a dozen threes, while the Cyclones focus on shutting down Parsa Fallah after his big game last time. Will Iowa State’s adjustments be enough to get the job done away from Hilton? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #IowaState #Cyclones00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowIowa State’s big win can’t hide a bigger problemAudi Crooks keeps putting up monster numbers for Iowa State, but the Cyclones’ season is still on shaky ground. Even after snapping their losing streak against Cincinnati, national analysts are worried: the team leans way too hard on Crooks, and when she doesn’t get enough help, losses pile up fast. Jada Williams and Addy Brown have shown flashes, but the bench is quiet and the defense is a real concern. With Arizona up next, will the rest of the squad finally step up, or is it going to be another Crooks-or-bust night? What do you think it’ll take for the Cyclones to turn the corner? #Sports #IowaState #Cyclones01Share
Ryan Lopez+FollowCyclones bring the heat as Arizona rebuildsJada Williams just dropped 44 points—second highest in Cyclones history—and now she’s facing her old team, the Arizona Wildcats, who are in full rebuild mode after losing almost their entire roster and head coach. Arizona’s defense has been leaky, and with Audi Crooks likely to dominate inside, Iowa State could be set for another big win. Evangelia Paulk’s expanded role is another bright spot for ISU. Can the Cyclones keep their momentum, or will Arizona find a spark? Let’s hear your predictions and what you’re watching for in this matchup! #Sports #Basketball #Cyclones00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowCyclones’ freshman Toure quietly powering winsIowa State’s historic basketball run isn’t just about the headline stars—freshman Killyan Toure has been a game-changer, even if he’s slipped in national freshman rankings. While others rack up stats, Toure’s relentless defense and clutch performances when needed (like his 20-point night against Creighton) have made him the ultimate glue guy. He might not be topping ESPN’s lists right now, but his impact on the Cyclones’ success is hard to miss. How much do rankings really matter when a player is helping the team win? Let’s talk about the unsung heroes who keep teams rolling! #Sports #Cyclones #CollegeBasketball00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowCyclones’ game plan to break the losing streakSnapping a two-game skid is all about energy and execution for Iowa State. The Cyclones have been sluggish out of the gate lately, letting opponents set the tone early—something that’s cost them in back-to-back losses. If they want to get back in the win column against UCF, it’s time to flip the script: come out aggressive, hit those open threes (especially with Milan Momcilovic shooting lights out), and crank up the defensive pressure to force mistakes. Can the Cyclones rediscover their early-season swagger at Hilton Coliseum? What adjustments do you think will make the biggest difference? #Sports #IowaState #Cyclones00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowCyclones dominate with hustle and hot shootingJoshua Jefferson just made Cyclone history—again! He racked up his second triple-double in only six games, showing off not just skill but real leadership on the court. The team’s energy was off the charts, especially with Killyan Toure diving for loose balls and Jamarion Batemon bringing that freshman spark. And let’s talk about Milan Momcilovic—his three-point shooting is so good, Coach Otzelberger called it “absurd.” The Cyclones’ defense turned up the pressure, forcing turnovers and turning them into easy points. This kind of teamwork and hustle is setting a new standard. What’s your take on this squad’s chemistry and momentum? #Sports #Cyclones #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
Aaron Taylor+FollowCyclones fans, meet your new O-line powerhouseOver 50 Iowa State football players—16 of them starters—have left through the transfer portal after the coaching shakeup, but there’s a new wave of talent ready to step up. Colin Amick, a standout transfer from Montana, is fired up to play at Jack Trice Stadium and soak in the energy from Cyclone Nation. Amick, an FCS Freshman All-American, brings strong pass-blocking skills and big potential to a reloaded offensive line. With so much change, how do you feel about the new faces and the future of Cyclones football? Who are you most excited to see on the field this fall? #Sports #Football #Cyclones00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowJoshua Jefferson’s historic triple-double lifts CyclonesJoshua Jefferson just pulled off something no Division I player has done in over 20 years—twice in one season! After a rough patch, he exploded against UCF with 17 points, 12 assists (zero turnovers!), 10 rebounds, plus 4 steals and a block. The last to do this multiple times in a year? Andre Iguodala back in 2004. Jefferson’s all-around game is turning heads and putting him in the national spotlight. Cyclones fans, how high do you think his ceiling is? Could he be the next big Iowa State star to make it to the NBA? #Sports #Cyclones #JoshuaJefferson00Share
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
