I was just looking at a list of players who have declared for the NBA Draft. First of all, there's all kinds of kids on there who have no business declaring early. Gradey Dick is a prime example. (Caveat: I know they can still pull their names out of the draft.)

But if this holds true to form, Baylor stands to lose every piece in its vaunted back court from last year. L.J. Cryer, Adam Flagler and Keyonte George have all declared for the draft.

Meanwhile, Arkansas, who had an OK team but nothing to write home about last year, would be losing FIVE, count them, FIVE players to the Draft. Two of them were juniors last year and three were freshmen.

Kansas: In addition to Dick, Jaylen Wilson has also declared.

Kansas State: Marquis Nowell

TCU: Mike Miles Jr.

Texas: Dillon Mitchell, Tyrese Hunter

Texas Tech: De'Vion Harmon

Cincinnati: Landers Nolley

Houston: Marcus Sasser, Jamal Shead, Jarace Walker and Tramon Mark

UCF: Taylor Hendricks

Nobody from Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, BYU, Iowa State or West Virginia declared for the draft.

Linked is an article from CNBC with the Top 75 Schools Sport Valuations. ISU is #48

25 years????

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Iowa State has made the signing of four transfers official:

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The Cyclones & Mavericks tip off around Noon today at Hilton Coliseum. The game will be carried on CBS Sports Network. I’ll be posting the live court-side updates in the thread below.

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Apparently, a court is looking at a case that could give college athletes unlimited eligibility. How screwed up could this all end up?

Apparently it disqualifies Fani Willis, her boyfriend, and the team from the Trump case in Georgia. Reason “significant appearance of impropriety.” Fani was funneling public funds to her boyfriend, who was the prosecutor of the case. Unless they can find another prosecutor in Georgia for the case, it is likely dead.

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20-15 early against 3-9 Tarleton. The place looks 80% empty.

Nothing we didn't know, but nice to be mentioned.

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The Cyclones and Huskies tip off around 7:30 pm tonight at the Hall of the Fame Classic. The game will be carried on FS1. @emiliezeis will have the updates in the thread below.

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Is the Keg Stand closed in WDSM permanently now? What are other ISU bars in the DSM area now?

Appears DM may have a torn MCL. He was having such a good year. He finished the game after being injured.

Iowa State Media Relations

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State head coach Matt Campbell has been named a semifinalist for the prestigious George Munger Award, which recognizes the College Football Coach of the Year.

Campbell has led Iowa State to its first 10-win season in the program’s 133-year history, finishing the regular season 10-2 overall and 7-2 in conference play while earning a berth in the Dr Pepper Big 12 Championship game.

The Cyclones matched the best start in school history, opening the season 7-0 and climbing to as high as No. 9 in The Associated Press Top-25 poll.

Campbell, who recently agreed to a contract extension through the 2032 season, became Iowa State’s winningest coach earlier this season when he surpassed Dan McCarney’s previous mark. In his ninth season leading the program, Campbell owns a 63-51 record at the school, including 62-43 since starting 1-8 in his initial campaign.

He’s also 45-36 in conference play, which is 18 more league victories than any other coach in the school’s history. Campbell owns 45 of ISU’s 89 all-time wins against Big 12 teams.

Campbell and the No. 18 Cyclones return to action Dec. 28 at the Pop-Tarts Bowl against No. 15 Miami.