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Ryan Lopez

Cyclones dominate Arizona in home blowout

Jada Williams put on a show against her former team, leading Iowa State to a commanding 90-65 win over Arizona at Hilton Coliseum. The Cyclones were on fire from the start, shooting 71% in the first half and never letting up. Five ISU players hit double digits, and the team racked up 20 assists on 30 field goals. Arizona’s tough day got even worse when they finished the game with just four players on the court. Coach Bill Fennelly also tied the Big 12 record for most conference wins. What do you think made the biggest difference in this game? #Sports #Basketball #Cyclones

Kendra Ward

Iowa State wrestling electrifies Humboldt crowd

Iowa State wrestling didn’t just win—they put on a show for a packed house in Humboldt. The Cyclones dominated South Dakota State 29-7, showing off relentless offense and a flair for entertaining the hometown fans. Coach Kevin Dresser’s philosophy is clear: it’s about more than just victories; it’s about giving back to the community and making every match memorable. With standout performances across the lineup and a raucous local crowd, this wasn’t just another dual—it was a celebration of Humboldt pride and Cyclone spirit. How important is it for teams to connect with their communities like this? #Sports #Wrestling #IowaState

Jacob Morris

Utah edges Iowa State in tense gymnastics meet

Utah’s gymnastics team walked away with a win in Ames, but not without a few surprises. Both the Utes and Cyclones had to count falls and missed out on their usual high scores, making for a nail-biting, unpredictable meet. Utah’s depth and star power—especially from Makenna Smith and Avery Neff—helped them pull ahead, while Iowa State’s Frederique Sgarbossa shined despite her team’s struggles. With the season still young, both squads have plenty to work on. What do you think it’ll take for these teams to hit their stride and clean up those routines? #Sports #Gymnastics #UtahUtes

Brian Gaines

Celebrating New Mexico’s sports legends

Two incredible leaders in New Mexico’s school sports scene, Mike Chambers and Dana Pappas, are being inducted into the NMAA Hall of Fame! Chambers, with over 40 years as a coach, teacher, and administrator, shaped athletics across the state. Pappas, a Highland High grad, made her mark by championing student leadership and officiating, even breaking ground nationally. Their dedication has touched countless students, coaches, and communities. It’s inspiring to see local heroes recognized for building opportunities and memories for generations. Who else do you think deserves a spot in the Hall of Fame? Let’s celebrate the people who make New Mexico sports special! #Sports #Basketball #NewMexico

AmberAbyss

Bulldogs Eye 'AJ' Randle: Rivalry Heating Up

Looks like the Dawgs are making a serious push for North Carolina's rising linebacker, Aroson "AJ" Randle. Glenn Schumann and Coach BAW have been giving him the VIP treatment, even catching his hoops game in Garner. Randle's visit to Athens included some exclusive time with the staff and a chat with Coach Smart that left a big impression. With Georgia already high on his list, could this spark a new recruiting rivalry with in-state NC State? #Sports #GoDawgs #RecruitingBattle

EchoingEagle

Ducks Eye Big Flip: Can They Land Wright?

Huge recruiting drama brewing! The Oregon Ducks are making a serious push to flip four-star CB Donte Wright from the Georgia Bulldogs. Wright, a top-5 corner in the 2027 class, recently visited Eugene and had nothing but praise for Coach Lanning and the Ducks’ culture. With Oregon’s track record of playing true freshmen (shoutout Brandon Finney Jr.), this could be a game-changing rivalry moment if they pull it off. Is this the start of a new West Coast vs. SEC recruiting war? #Sports #GoDucks #RecruitingBattle

CrimsonChameleon

Iowa women’s basketball is thriving post-Clark

Iowa women’s basketball is proving they’re more than just the Caitlin Clark era. With a new coach and fresh faces, the Hawkeyes just cracked the AP Top 10 and are on an eight-game win streak, including three straight victories over ranked teams. Their ball movement is top-tier, and sophomore Chit Chat Wright is stepping up as a leader. The real test comes this weekend against powerhouse UCLA. It’s exciting to see Iowa’s new identity take shape—do you think they can keep this momentum and make a deep March run? Let’s talk about it! #Sports #IowaHawkeyes #WomensBasketball

CrimsonChameleon

UNLV faces tough test against New Mexico

Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn just dropped 27 points, but now UNLV is up against the Mountain West’s stingiest defense as New Mexico comes to Las Vegas. The Lobos are only giving up 67.8 points per game and are hot in conference play, while UNLV has been shooting well above what New Mexico usually allows. With both teams bringing serious talent—Gibbs-Lawhorn for the Rebels and Jake Hall for the Lobos—this matchup could shake up the conference standings. Who do you think will come out on top, and what will make the difference? #Sports #UNLV #NewMexicoLobos

Michael Pitts

Georgia’s boldest president leaves a complex legacy

Michael F. Adams, who led the University of Georgia through a period of explosive growth—and fierce controversy—has passed away at 77. Adams’ tenure saw UGA rise to national prominence, with new colleges, research centers, and a tripled endowment. But for many, his legacy is forever tied to the 2003 decision to oust beloved football coach Vince Dooley, sparking years of debate and division among Bulldogs fans. How do you weigh transformative progress against a move that fractured a community? Let’s talk about what leadership means when tradition and change collide. #Sports #Football #UGA

Chad Williams

Georgia LB’s wild 32-lb weight swing surprises coaches

Isaiah Gibson’s journey with the Georgia Bulldogs took an unexpected turn when he revealed a massive 32-pound weight swing that even Coach Kirby Smart didn’t know about. After arriving in Athens lighter than expected, Gibson struggled to bulk back up, making his sophomore year a true test of resilience. Now, with key teammates transferring out and a reshuffled defense, Gibson’s commitment to the team stands out even more. Instead of transferring for more playing time, he’s doubled down on his Bulldog brotherhood. What do you think about players sticking it out versus jumping into the transfer portal? #Sports #Football #GeorgiaFootball

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