Would prefer lower level but need up to 12 tix so I need several options. Thanks!

Mat Campbell moves on to take another position. (I do not believe that is going to happen.)

JP determines that some type of continuity is warranted and needed.

He has two options.

Option A is to convince Jon Heacock to stay as Head Coach and give him an extra 2.5 million to use on assistants.

Option B is to hire Someone from the Campbell tree such as Jason Candle (playing for another MAC Title) or. Alex Golesch (Tenn OC) giving them the same 2.5 million. With the understanding that Heacock will be incentivized to stay as DC if at all possible.

C. Other (must have continuity factored in.)

Please note this is solely on the basis that MC voluntarily leaves. I dont think he will. I dont think he should. And we sure aren't and shouldn't be contemplating doing so.

Ashley Joens signed an NIL deal with Kum & Go. Are we supposed to start hating on her now because we're supposed to hate on Kum & Go?

The ladies finish the regular season 19-11 and Big 12 10-6. RPI is 31.

“The 2022 DI women's volleyball championship selection show will be at 7:30 p.m. ET on Sunday, Nov. 27 on ESPNU. First- and second-round games are Dec. 1-2 or 2-3.”

Sneaky feeling that Otz beats Villanova. Defense wins it. Villanova will be hungry with losing to Michigan State but all of Villanova’s games have been within reach of the opposing team winning it.

This time the sons battle it out. David wins 2-1

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History-making performance in 5A final caps off Sama's senior season

Soniboy:

"The number one WR In Wisconsin just committed to ISU😳ISU has the Number one RB in iowa & the 10 Qb in the nation. I’m calling it now🧐🧐 this ISU 2023 Recruiting class is going to be the best football team ISU ever had ."

The Cyclones and Panthers tip off around 5:00 this afternoon in Hilton Coliseum. The game will be carried by ESPN+. I'll have the periodic updates for you in the thread below.

Two movies made for Netflix, "Enola Holmes" and "Enola Holmes 2," definitely worth watching for those who like that sort of thing, among whom is LC.

Witty, clever and fun, especially if you're a fan of the Sherlock Holmes stories. Enola is his teenage sister.

She is played by the actress who is "Eleven" in "Stranger Things," Millie Bobby Brown, who is also credited as the producer.

I'm hoping there will be a third one. These were made in 2020 and 2022, respectively, and she's still only 18.

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ISU offer a game changer for SEP QB Moberly

Iowa State Media Relations

AMES, Iowa – Former Iowa State head men’s track & field and cross country coach Bill Bergan, the architect of the Cyclone track & field/cross country dynasty in the 1980s and early 1990s, passed away today. He was 80 years old.

“Although Bill Bergan will be remembered as one of the most successful coaches in Iowa State history, he will also be remembered as one of the kindest, competitive, and humble people I have ever met,” said ISU Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard. “Bill was a legend in our industry and his impact on our program is still felt today.”

Bergan’s student-athletes achieved All-America honors 110 times and captured 163 Big Eight Conference individual titles in his incredible Iowa State career (1971-1995). He won 25 Big Eight Conference team championships (cross country, indoor, outdoor) and reached the pinnacle of his sport on two occasions, leading Iowa State to the 1989 and 1994 NCAA Cross Country team titles.

Bergan became the head men’s cross country coach at Iowa State in 1971 and took over the men’s track & field program in 1976, bringing instant credibility to both programs. When he gained control of the ISU cross country program, ISU had finished in the Big Eight meet’s lower division in the previous 11 seasons. The Cyclones finished last or next to last in 21-straight Big Eight Conference outdoor meets before his arrival.

Bergan’s quest to build a winning tradition at Iowa State produced astounding results. The cross country team won its first Big Eight title in 43 years in 1974 and then won five straight crowns from 1987-91. He directed the Cyclone cross country team to 10 Big Eight championships from 1981-94.

On the national level, Iowa State finished in the top-three at the NCAA Cross Country Championship a total of five times (1989- 1st; 1990- 2nd, 1991- 2nd, 1993- 3rd, 1994- 1st).

The Cyclones under Bergan were also one of the Midwest’s best track & field programs, winning 15 Big Eight indoor and outdoor titles during his tenure, including a stretch of six Big Eight outdoor crowns from 1981-88.

National-caliber teams produced elite athletes under Bergan’s leadership. He coached 16 Olympians, including Danny Harris and Sunday Uti, who both medaled at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. Harris also earned the Silver Medal at the 1987 World Championship in the 400-meter hurdles and was the first man to defeat Edwin Moses since 1977 at a track meet in Madrid in 1987.

Harris, who won three NCAA 400-meter hurdle outdoor titles, was one of eight Bergan athletes to win an individual NCAA Championship at Iowa State: Gareth Brown (800m), Jon Brown (5,000m), Scott Crowell (discus), Jonah Koech (5000m, cross country), John Nuttall (cross country), Brian Tietjens (high jump) and Bob Verbeeck (1,500m)

Bergan was named to the Iowa Association of Track Coaches Hall of Fame in 1984 and was selected as the 1983 National Cross Country Coach of the Year. He earned the same honor for track and field in 1986. The Drake Relays hall-of-famer was honored as the Big Eight Cross Country Coach of the Year five times in an eight-year span.

An Iowa State Athletics Hall of Fame (2001) and United States Track & Field/Cross Country Coaches Association Hall of Fame inductee (2006), Bergan was instrumental in the development of the ISU Cross Country Course, one of the nation’s first on-campus cross country venues. The state-of-the-art layout played host to two NCAA Cross Country Championships (1995, 2000).

A native of Cedar Falls, Iowa, Bergan graduated from the University of Northern Iowa in 1965. He was the head track & field coach at Waterloo Columbus High School from 1965-71 before his tenure with the Cyclones.

Iowa State honored Bergan in 2012 by dedicating its new track & field facility as the Bill and Karen Bergan Track at the Cyclone Sports Complex. A statue of Bergan raising one of his many Big Eight championship trophies welcomes visitors at the entrance.

Bergan is survived by his wife, Karen, and children, Jody, Dan, Mike and Amy.

Total yards 422
passing 294
russing 128
no turnovers

thats a winning offensive performance in general. The missed field goals and trepidation about the kicking game on the goal line was the difference in the game against a pretty good TTU football team.

Georges has carved such a great role for the Sixers. He’s got 16 pts in 15 minutes on 4/5 from 3. This is without Embid to force double teams. Niang really provides a lift off the bench. He’s become a great 3 pt shooter.

CMC will be meeting with the media on Tuesday afternoon in Ames. I'll have the highlights in the thread below.

Iowa State Media Relations

AMES, Iowa – Iowa State senior wide receiver Xavier Hutchinson has been named a semifinalist for the Biletnikoff Award, awarded annually to the nation’s outstanding FBS receiver regardless of position.

Hutchinson has had one of the best seasons in school history, breaking his own school record with 105 receptions and topping the previous school career record with 252 catches.

The Jacksonville, Florida, native, has topped eight catches in every game this season and 100 yards in seven of the 11 Cyclone contests.

Hutchinson leads the nation in receptions and receptions per game, while also ranking fifth nationally in receiving yards (1,160).

He has 45 more receptions than the next best Big 12 Conference pass catcher.

Biletnikoff Semifinalists

Xavier Hutchinson, Iowa State
Jordan Addison, USC
Brock Bowers, Georgia
Nathaniel Dell, Houston
Josh Downs, North Carolina
Zay Flowers, Boston College
Marvin Harrison Jr., Ohio State
Jalin Hyatt, Tennessee
Quentin Johnston, TCU
Charlie Jones, Purdue
Rashee Rice, SMU
Keylon Stokes, Tulsa

Is there no show tonight?

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ISU DL commit Hammond talks he & his team's senior season run

No, not punt and kickoff. Returning starters or regulars. For 2023 and at this point in time.

Offense:
QB - Dekkers
RB - Brock/Norton
HB - Klotz
TE - Dean, Hannika
WR - Noel, Stanley
T - Remsberg, Miller, Treiber
G - Hufford, Smith

Defense:

NT - Lee, Orange,
DE - Anderson, Oneyedim, Singleton, Peterson
LB - Vaughn, McLaughlin, Willich (the latter 2 became regular due to injury)
CB - Tampa, Purchase, Porter
S - Freyler, Cooper, Verdon, Chambers

Hold on to this, develop som younger depth and portal a half dozen "improvements" and a quick turnaround is possible.

Good old liar Tucker... he should be able to lie without consequences right? Thats what every party of a dictator and fascist wants.

Boom...liar. caught in his lie and Republican cult members eat it up.

Makes sense that he argued no reasonable person would believe what he says to get out of that other lie.

He doesn't need to worry about Republicans being reasonable.

LoLOLOLOL