Sorry for starting another thread, but this deserves not to be buried. Watched in Cyclones.TV yesterday and it finally came up on Google to post. Should have searched Cyclones.com yesterday.

In the lower bowl on the east side it was very pleasant. Have definitely been at colder games. If I was a local fan, I'd be a little annoyed at CMC. If you were deciding to brave the weather or not and heard him say it was going to be more like a normal practice with fans?? They had Big 12 refs and got after it. I saw someone put it at 2K? There was at least 5k there.

Frankly, I had blocked the details of last year from my conscientiousness. Emotional trauma, I suppose. But I went through the cames and it was stark. We should have won 3 games we lost. Kansas, Kansas State, and Texas Tech. We easily could have won Texas and OSU.

Field goal kicking could have won us 3 games. Catching wide open passes could have won 2 games. Turnovers cost us 2 games. Not to mention penalties. [There is some overlap.] This should have been a 6-7 win team at a minimum, and an 8 win team if details were actually paid attention to. Even with a FCS level offensive line performance.

I don't know if I feel better or worse thinking about this.

I have revised this to be more positive…

Our upcoming schedule for football looks wonderful (revised)to me. We begin with UNI who will be laying for us as always, and will be ready. (we should always (revised) play them) We have new coaches, many positions we don't know who's the starter (revised) but who cares) Count on a win, then followed by a win atIowa could be almost (revised ) greatfor the program. Add to that on the road to a Mac school Ohio, coming off those two games and that will be really tough. We play both Cincy and BYU on the road, both looking to make their mark. And we play both Texas and OU and you have a schedule that may make last years win total (revised) easy to beat. (last sentence deleted) 😀😀😀😀

The 49ers are in trade talks with the Vikings amongst others involving Trey Lance. So production does outweigh salary?

I will never understand crap like this. Get NFL people away from college football. I don't watch the NFL for a reason.

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Any reports, or has it been too cold?

Kum & Go. https://www.desmoinesregister.com/s...ns-to-maverik-convenience-stores/70138328007/

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The weather primarily, and the coach's attitude at the press conference secondarily, have killed my interest in going to the event tomorrow. It seems that is a common opinion on this board.

So, is anyone going to go and give us impressions if they happen to see something? Sounds like it would have to be someone with a discerning eye. 😟

Anybody know the best way to watch (hopefully) or listen to the spring game? All options are appreciated.

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Minnesota HS pass catcher talks recent I-State offer

Article in this morning's paper indicates they could be pretty good, especially on offense. And this is always their Super Bowl.

Have you walked into one of their stores lately and seen their product line-up on the shelves? I had proposed renaming it "Fruit 'n Loop".

Now that it was sold to a company out of Utah called Maverik, maybe common sense in management will return.

Your lies finally caught up with you. Imagine my shock at you not wanting the nation to see first hand what you do.

Reap it.

Here we go again. Good interception on a ball that should be caught. Daniel Jackson with the drop. He has struggled mightily in games when he has played.

I know this is just one practice play but this simply can't happen if a receiver is supposed to contribute. Play guys who catch the ball.

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Iowa State Media Relations

LAWRENCE, Kan. – No. 11 Iowa State defeated No. 28 Kansas, 4-1, on its home court in its opening match of the Big 12 Championships. Iowa State improves to 18-4 on the year and will play in the Big 12 semifinals tomorrow for just the second time in program history. The Cyclones, the third seed, will face No. 14 Oklahoma, the second seed, in the semifinals at either 3 p.m. or 6 p.m.

"Gritty win from our group today. Kansas came out in doubles ready to go and we did a great job fighting back to get the doubles point," head coach Boomer Saia said. "We carried that momentum into singles and put ourselves into a lot of good positions. Proud of our teams resilience today and we are excited for the opportunity to compete again tomorrow."

HOW IT HAPPENED
The Cyclones showed their toughness in doubles to start the afternoon, rallying back to earn the point. On court No. 1, No. 52 Thasaporn Naklo and Anna Supapitch Kuearum fell behind, 4-1, to start their match. The duo went on to win five straight games to earn a 6-4 victory and improve to 15-4 on the year.

No. 64 Ange Oby Kajuru and Xinyi Nong also found themselves down, 2-0, early in their match on court No. 2. The duo battled back, winning their match, 6-4, to clinch the doubles point for their sixth consecutive win.

ISU improved to 17-0 this season when winning the doubles point.

In singles, Sofia Cabezas gave the Cyclones another point in the team score. The junior would earn her fourth straight singles victory with a, 6-0, 6-3, win on court No. 4.

Kansas was able to get a point back as Heike Ja Van Vuuren beat Supapitch Kuearum, 6-3, 6-4, on court No. 4.

Next to finish for Iowa State was Naklo on court No. 1. The senior earned her seventh ranked singles win this season and put her team within a point of winning the match with a, 7-5, 6-4, win over No. 69 Malkia Ngounoue.

Miska Kadleckova was clincher for the Cyclones for a team-high fifth time this season. The junior took care of Maria Titova, 6-3, 6-3, to earn her fifth Big 12 singles win this year.

DOUBLES RESULTS
Order of Finish: 1, 2
#1 – No. 52 Naklo/Supapitch Kuearum (ISU) def. No. 51 Vuuren/Ngounoue (KU) 6-4
#2 – No. 64 Kajuru/Nong (ISU) def. Massey/Manu (KU) 6-4
#3 - Cabezas/Kadleckova (ISU) vs. Gagoshidze/Titova (KU) 4-4 UF

SINGLES RESULTS
Order of Finish: 5, 4, 1, 3
#1 – No. 67 Thasaporn Naklo (ISU) def. No. 69 Malkia Ngounoue (KU) 7-5, 6-4
#2 – No. 78 Ange Oby Kajuru (ISU) vs. Carmen Roxana Manu (KU) 6-3, 6-7(3),1-0 UF
#3 – Miska Kadleckova (ISU) def. Maria Titova (KU) 6-3, 6-3
#4 – Heike Ja Van Vuuren (KU) def. Anna Supapitch Kuearum (ISU) 6-4, 6-3
#5 – Sofia Cabezas (ISU) def. Silvia Mar Costache (KU) 6-0, 6-3
#6 – Chie Kezuka (ISU) vs. Mariana Manyoma-Valsquez (KU) 6-3, 3-6 UF