Cyclones seek Big 12 title vs Arizona State in Arlington
Iowa State, ranked No. 18, and Arizona State, both at 10-2, meet in the Big 12 championship at AT&T Stadium in Arlington with a guaranteed playoff berth at stake. Matt Campbell spoke of his work ethic and the team’s pursuit as they closed the season with a 29-21 win over Kansas State on senior night at Jack Trice Stadium.
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Cyclones battle Sun Devils in Big 12 title clash
No. 18 Iowa State and No. 16 Arizona State meet at AT&T Stadium Arlington for the Big 12 Championship. Kickoff at 11 a.m. ASU favored by 2.5 as both teams chase conference glory and CFP berth amid transfer portal shifts. Senior safety Beau Freyler notes a tough, injury-filled road to this moment.
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Cyclones push past Kansas State in late showdown for Big 12 title
Iowa State held off Kansas State 29 21 at Jack Trice Stadium to keep CFP hopes alive as BYU led Houston at halftime. Coach Matt Campbell teased BYU hats and a possible four way tie for first with Arizona State in Arlington for the conference title game, depending on BYU's result.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Upset Nebraska in Odd Victory
Iowa overcame a disadvantage in yards and first downs to beat Nebraska by finding a path to victory through a pivotal Kaleb Johnson 72-yard touchdown reception. Coach Kirk Ferentz praised the win as the team’s ability to win despite unfavorable stats. The observations recount Johnson’s long score and the blocking sequence that sprung him free.
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Basketball runs in McKowen family across generations
Trey McKowen, a third generation hoops player from Cedar Rapids, follows a dynasty built by father Jon, uncle Brooks, sister Brittney, and coach Marty McKowen. Trey, a rising junior, earned first team all state honors last season and signed with Upper Iowa. The family legacy spans Kennedy High, Wapsie Valley, and college halls of fame.
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