Not as many confirmed for today, as this was kind of a late change in Iowa State's spring practice calendar. Due to some scheduling conflicts, Saturday's practice was moved up to today. Here's the group that's on hand!
Another one of Iowa State's committed players in 2024 makes it to town at the onset of spring practice. On Thursday it was Linn-Mar tight end Keaton Roskop, and today defensive end Jace Gilbert travels to Ames from Hartland (Wisc.) Arrowhead High School. The 6-foot-5, 260-pound junior shut things down early in his process to become the Cyclones' first commitment in his class over the winter.
Another 2024 quarterback on Iowa State's radar is this Broadview Heights (Ohio) Brecksville prospect. No offers to report yet, but Seibert does have a good frame at 6-foot-4 and 190 pounds.
Recent West Des Moines (IA) Dowling Catholic transfer who put up big numbers at Colfax-Mingo will get the opportunity to prove himself at the highest level in the state this fall. Horras has been a frequent visitor to Cyclone recruiting events in recent years.
The older brother of heralded 2025 in-state quarterback prospect, Tyler is also a product of Algona High School, and signed with Iowa Western Community College in the 2022 class. He redshirted in Council Bluffs this fall and would still have four seasons of eligibility remaining. ISU likely giving Manske a look as more of a 'veteran' preferred walk-on to fill the role of recently-retired Ashton Cook.
Another potential immediate addition as a preferred walk-on is the long snapper Sisneros, a member of the Iowa Central JUCO program in Fort Dodge.
