CrimsonChameleon+FollowMichigan hoops: Holiday games, real stakesMichigan’s basketball team is cruising at 10-0, but these holiday home games are more than just easy wins—they’re a crucial test of focus before the Big Ten gauntlet begins. Coach Dusty May isn’t letting the team coast, using this downtime for self-scouting and improvement, especially on defense and rebounding. With final exams and family distractions in the mix, upsets are common this time of year. Will the Wolverines stay sharp or fall into the holiday trap? How do you think these quieter games shape a team’s championship mindset? #Sports #MichiganBasketball #GoBlue00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowMichigan hoops are on fire this seasonMichigan basketball fans, this team is making serious noise! Under Dusty May, the Wolverines are undefeated, ranked No. 2, and winning by an average of 27 points. Legendary coach John Beilein is seriously impressed, especially with Yaxel Lendeborg, who’s putting up lottery-pick numbers and running the floor like a point guard—despite being a 6-9 forward. The chemistry and experience on this squad are obvious, and their hunger to win it all is real. Can this group finally bring home a championship? What do you think is the key to keeping this momentum rolling? #Sports #MichiganBasketball #Wolverines00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowCyclones secondary faces another shakeupAnother key piece of Iowa State’s defense is on the move—Khijohnn Cummings-Coleman is entering the transfer portal, marking the second defensive back to leave since the coaching change. With Jimmy Rogers stepping in as head coach, it’s clear the Cyclones’ roster is in flux, and fans are left wondering how the team will rebuild its secondary. Cummings-Coleman, who showed flashes of potential as a redshirt freshman, could be a long-term asset elsewhere. How do you feel about the wave of departures? What does this mean for the Cyclones’ future? #Sports #IowaState #Cyclones00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowIowa women’s basketball faces major shakeupEmely Rodriguez’s indefinite suspension has left the Iowa women’s basketball team in a tough spot, especially with big games ahead. After barely seeing the court in Orlando and missing five straight games, Rodriguez is officially out for violating team rules. What’s interesting is that her absence was first chalked up to a back injury, but now it’s clear there’s more to the story. With Rodriguez sidelined, it’s a big opportunity for freshman Journey Houston and sophomore Taylor Stremlow to step up. How do you think this will impact the Hawkeyes’ season? #Sports #IowaBasketball #Hawkeyes00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowCyclones’ perfect run shakes up Iowa hoopsIowa State women’s basketball just swept their in-state rivals and claimed the unofficial state title, yet the national polls still have them locked at No. 10. Even with a depleted roster and star center Audi Crooks sidelined, the Cyclones are 12-0—matching their best start in over a decade. This team’s grit is something else! With Big 12 play up next, do you think the rankings reflect how tough this squad really is? Or are the Cyclones still flying under the radar? Let’s hear your take on ISU’s red-hot start! #Sports #IowaState #Cyclones00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowKillyan Toure’s rise is fueling Iowa State’s hot streakKillyan Toure has quickly become the name to watch for Iowa State basketball fans. Despite being a surprise starter, he’s now ranked among the top 10 freshmen in the country, thanks to his lockdown defense and efficient scoring. While his stats might not jump off the page, Toure’s impact is felt in every win, helping the Cyclones stay undefeated and making life easier for his teammates. It’s exciting to see a freshman making such a difference so early. How high do you think Toure’s ceiling is, and what does his breakout mean for the Cyclones’ season? #Sports #IowaState #Cyclones00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowIowa State’s next hoops star in the making?Iowa State basketball fans, the Cyclones are making big moves for the future! Four-star forward Donovan Davis, a top-30 national prospect from Wisconsin, is set for not one but two visits to Ames this winter. With the current team off to an 11-0 start and young talent already shining, adding Davis could keep Iowa State at the top for years. Coach Otzelberger’s focus on high school recruits is paying off, and Davis seems genuinely interested in the Cyclones’ system and game-day atmosphere. Do you think Davis could be the next big name in Ames? Let’s talk! #Sports #IowaState #Cyclones00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowCyclones’ Jefferson is changing the Big 12 gameJoshua Jefferson’s breakout season is turning heads across the Big 12. The Iowa State Cyclones are still undefeated, and a huge part of that is Jefferson’s all-around dominance—he’s putting up 17.5 points, 6.7 rebounds, and 5 assists per game while shooting over 54% from the field. Even more impressive, he’s become a real threat from deep, hitting threes at a 42% clip. With Jefferson leading the charge, Iowa State isn’t just a conference contender—they’re in the national conversation. How far do you think this team can go if Jefferson keeps this up? #Sports #IowaState #Cyclones00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowIowa State faces tough test from Long Beach State’s rising starsIowa State’s undefeated run is about to get a real challenge as Long Beach State brings two breakout players to Hilton Coliseum. Gavin Sykes, a freshman from Sacramento, has been on fire—scoring 20+ points in five of his last six games. Meanwhile, transfer Petar Majstorovic is making waves on both ends of the court and will reunite with former teammate Killyan Toure, now with the Cyclones. After a shaky win last week, will Iowa State’s defense and energy be enough to hold off these hungry newcomers? What are your predictions for Sunday’s game? #Sports #IowaState #LongBeachState00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowStanford hoops shines in gritty home winStanford fans, that’s how you protect your house! Even without star freshman Ebuka Okorie, the Cardinal took control early and never let up, cruising past UT-Arlington 76-60. Benny Gealer and Chisom Okpara both dropped 17 points, while AJ Rohosy and Jeremy Dent-Smith stepped up big. The team’s energy and rebounding were on point, holding Arlington to just four offensive boards. After some tough home losses earlier this season, this win feels like a statement. How do you feel about Stanford’s depth and resilience heading into the Colorado matchup? Let’s talk Cardinal basketball! #Sports #StanfordBasketball #GoCardinal00Share
