I see brother Manske is picking up right where his older brother left off. Pretty neat to see qb 1 and 2 be brothers.

Golesh and Herman have a really bad exchange at end of game tonight.

Golesh walks by and slaps Herman's hand hard....Herman didn't like it and went after him barking at him. Golesh kept walking. Extended several yards before Herman wife pulls him away.

I don't know the back story but had Golesh done that to many men he better hope they have his physique.

Four tix together for TT, Section K, row 7, seats 3-6 (SW upper). Asking $50 each. No parking pass. Accept Venmo or PayPal. Grangerrick@gmail.com.

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I figured this one would play out a while longer. I think the coaches felt they were in a good spot as of a month or two ago. Look for Ohio 4-star Nathan Bernhard to now be the focal point, and for Michigan’s Tommy Carr to get a more serious look. Both have ISU offers.

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Does anyone know how the big 12 is faring with viewers? Are they competitive with games being played at night majority of the time? I’ve tried googling it and gave up searching.

Have 2 tickets in the sukup endzone for today. Text to 712-261-7500 if interested.

Over at the hoks site and they have basically flipped their record to 7-1. They have hypnotized themselves in believing they would have blown us out and beat MSU with Sullivan at QB. I’ve never seen a more mentally impaired fanbase in my life.

I've shaved with a blade since I've been shaving. I had an electric razor and would use it maybe once in a great while. But it seems like being retired, the need to shave each morning isn't there. Plus the beard isn't as thick as it used to be. When you let it grow for a few days or more, a blade can be rough. I got rid of my electric razor in the downsizing. Now I'm wondering if I should get a new one that I would be more likely to use when I'm too lazy to take the time to lather up and use a blade.

Sec. 10, Row 31, Seats 2,3,4 $60 ea. Text or call 712-260-8218

We’re staying in NW Ames this weekend for the Tech game. We’re thinking about Ubering to the Alumni Center before the game. Good or bad idea?

We’re now also garbage according to Joe Biden. What a clown show those two imbeciles are. You can bet she feels the same way.

Anyone have an extra, my kid, who is in the Marching Band is looking for 1 for his girlfriend. She is a ISU Student so a Student or Regular ticket will work. She just needs to get in. Let me know if anyone has an extra one.

Go Cyclones

What are the ISU sections for the game at Arrowhead? TIA

Probably a question for the people in Farming, which I am not. I am hoping that Elon Musk can actually butcher most of the federal government, but that is wishful thinking. So many departments could be put on the butcher block, so what would happen if the Department of Agriculture were eliminated, and why should I care?

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They need to get rid of qb and others and start over

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AMES, Iowa – Sophomore Audi Crooks added to her preseason accolades on Friday as she was named to the Lisa Leslie Award Watchlist. One of the nation’s top centers, Crooks averaged 19.2 points while shooting nearly 58 percent from the floor as a freshman in 2023-24.

The Algona, Iowa native enters her sophomore season following one of the most accomplished freshman seasons in Iowa State women’s basketball history. She became the first Cyclone freshman to earn AP All-America Honorable Mention honors, a unanimous All-Big 12 First-Team selection and a spot on the Big 12 All-Tournament team. Crooks set Iowa State freshman season records for points (635), made free throws (114) and made field goals (258) while posting the third-highest season rebound total (259) behind classmate Addy Brown. Her season made field goals also set the program record regardless of class while points (6th) and scoring average (8th) were also top 10 all-time marks.

Making steady progress throughout her rookie season, Crooks captured national attention in the first round of the 2024 NCAA Tournament. Suffering a 20-point third-quarter deficit against No. 10-seed Maryland, Iowa State rallied to a 93-86 victory over to advance to the second round for the 13th time in program history. Crooks led the comeback, finishing with 40 points on 18-of-20 field goals. It was just the second time in men’s and women’s NCAA Tournament history that a player scored 40 or more points on 90 percent shooting from the floor. She also pulled down 12 rebounds for her eighth double-double of the season.

Iowa State will officially open the regular season Monday morning against Chicago State. Tip-off is set for 11 a.m. in Hilton Coliseum.

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I was in a farm supply store today and a teenager checking out in line behind me had a vest like Trump wore in the garbage truck and during his speech last night. I said, “You going as Trump?”

His reply, “Yep”.

I said, “Perfect!”