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FOOTBALL Jacobson Athletic Building Ames, Iowa 50011 2-1 OVERALL 0-0 BIG 12 1-1 HOME 1-0 AWAY 0-0 NEUTRAL (515) 460-5804 Mgreen@Iastate.Edu MIKE GREEN Assistant Athletics Director Athletics Communications Iowa State Athletics FOOTBALL Jacobson Athletic Building Ames, Iowa 50011 2-1 OVERALL 0-0 BIG 12 1-1 HOME 1-0 AWAY 0-0 NEUTRAL (515) 460-5804 [email protected] IOWA STATE CYCLONES BAYLOR Bears 2-1 overall (0-0 Big 12) 3-0 overall (1-0 Big 12) vs Rankings: (AP/C): 14/14 Overall: 72-44 (10th year) Rankings: (AP/C): -/RV Overall: 5-7 (2nd year) Head Coach: Matt Campbell ISU Record: 37-29 (6th year) Head Coach: Dave Aranda Baylor Record: 5-7 (2nd year) SAT., SEPT. 25, 2021 / 2:30 PM Joe Davis, pxp John Walters, pxp Live Stats McLane Stadium / Waco, Texas Brock Huard, analyst Eric Heft, analyst at cyclonestats.com Ryan Harklau, sideline 2021 SCHEDULE THE LEAD No. 14 Iowa State (2-1, 0-0 Big 12) begins Big 12 play on Saturday, traveling to SEPTEMBER Baylor (3-0, 1-0 Big 12). ISU has won a Big 12-opener on the road twice, defeating 4 UNI (ESPN+) W, 16-10 TCU (2020) and Baylor (2000). Iowa State’s defense has been phenomenal, 11 ^#10 IOWA (ABC) L, 17-27 leading the nation in total defense (194.0). The Cyclones have held four-straight 18 at UNLV (CBSSN) W, 48-3 opponents to under 100 yards rushing for the first time since 1944 and kept all 25 *at Baylor (FOX) 2:30 PM three opponents this season to below 300 yards of total offense. OCTOBER 2 *KANSAS (FS1) 6 PM KEY STORYLINES 16 *at Kansas State TBA J Iowa State knocked off UNLV (48-3) defense (1st, 194.0), yards per play (1st, 23 *OKLAHOMA STATE- H TBA on Saturday to give head coach Matt 3.42), fewest 10-yard rushes (2nd, 2), yards 30 *at West Virginia TBA Campbell his 37th victory at ISU, the third- per rush (3rd, 1.62) and rushing defense NOVEMBER most in school history. (4th, 50.7). All three of ISU’s opponents 6 *TEXAS TBA have averaged 1.7 yards per rush or less. 13 *at Texas Tech TBA J The UNLV victory was ISU’s largest on the 20 *at Oklahoma TBA road (45 points) since 1923. J All-American RB Breece Hall tied a Big 12 record by rushing for a TD in his 15th 26 *TCU (FOX/FS1) 3 OR 3:30 PM J In its last eight games dating back to 2020, ISU has given up just 25 points in consecutive game vs. UNLV. He shares the DECEMBER mark with Corby Jones (MU, 1997-98). 4 $Big 12 Championship TBA the second half (excluding non-offensive J *Big 12 Conference Game TDs) and just one touchdown. Hall has 37 career touchdowns, one shy ^Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series from the ISU school mark of 38 shared $AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas J Iowa State’s defense ranks in the Top 5 nationally in the following categories: total by Troy Davis (1994-96) and Dexter Green (1975-78). QUICK FACTS Location Ames, Iowa Founded 1858 15 27 2 Enrollment 30,708 Nickname Cyclones Mascot Cy Colors Cardinal & Gold The active streak of School records currently Rushes of over 10+ yards Affiliation NCAA Division I consecutive games owned (game, season, given up by the Cyclone Conference Big 12 Breece Hall has scored career) by senior QB defense this year (13 vs. Facility MidAmerican Energy Field a rushing TD, a school Brock Purdy. Purdy broke Iowa, 11 vs. UNI) to tie JUST THE JUST record, the nation’s at Jack Trice Stadium FACTS ISU records in career for second nationally. Capacity 61,500 longest active streak passing yards (9,607) and President Dr. Wendy Wintersteen and tying for the best total offense (10,638) vs. Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard skein in Big 12 history UNLV on Saturday. (Corby Jones, MU, 1997- 98). FOLLOW THE CYCLONES Iowa State Football @CycloneFB @istateFB @CycloneATH cyclones.com COACHING STAFF HEAD COACH Name Position Year at ISU College, year Twitter Field Coaches MATT Matt Caponi Cornerbacks 3rd Mt. Union, ‘05 @Coach_horsepwr CAMPBELL Jon Heacock Def. Coordinator 6th Muskingum, ‘83 @Coach_Heacock 6th year at ISU Taylor Mouser Tight Ends 6th Adams State, ‘13 @T_Mouser Jeff Myers Offensive Line 6th Toledo, ‘14 @Coach_Myers Twitter: Eli Rasheed Defensive Line 6th Indiana, ‘95 @CoachRasheed @ISUMattCampbell Nate Scheelhaase Running Game Coord. 4th Illinois, ‘12 @CoachNateISU College: In the Press Box Mt. Union (Ohio), ‘02 Joel Gordon Pass Game Coord. 6th Shepherd, ‘03 @CoachJGordo Wife: Erica Tom Manning Off. Coordinator 5th Mt. Union, ‘05 @Coach_TomManning Children: Katie, Izzy, Deon Broomfield Safeties 1st Iowa State, ‘13 @Coach_Broom Rudy and Rocco Tyson Veidt Asst. HC/Linebackers 6th Muskingum, ‘96 @TysonVeidt Birthdate: Nov. 29, Football Support Staff 1979 (41 years old) Dave Andrews Dir. of FB Str. & Con. 2nd Ohio State, ‘04 Greg Brabenec Asst. AD for FB/Chief 6th Bowling Green, ‘11 @GregBrabenec COACH NOTES George Courides Asst. FB Str. & Con. 5th E. Stroudsburg, ‘08 @GeorgeCourides Erica Genise Admin. Assistant 10th Iowa, ‘93 @egenise Rob Grande Executive Off. Analyst 2nd Salisbury, ‘93 @CoachRobGrande J Owns best career winning pct. in ISU history at .561 (since 1928). Jace Heacock Graduate Assistant/Def. 2nd Iowa State, ‘19 @CoachHeacock Kyle Highland Recruiting Oper. 6th Simpson, ‘16 @KHigh4Cy J Led ISU to a first-place finish in the final Aaron Hillmann Dir. of FB Perf. Ops. 5th Missouri, ‘91 @aaronhillmann regular-season league standings (2020, Derek Hoodjer Dir. Player Personnel 10th Iowa State, ‘14 @CoachDHoodjer 8-1) for the first time in school history. Kyle Kempt Graduate Assistant/Off. 3rd Iowa State, ‘18 @KyleKempt J Only coach in school history to defeat Colby Kratch Asst. Dir. Player Person. 4th Toledo, ‘13 @Coach_Kratch every league team in his career. Jeff Mills Senior QC/Defense 1st Western Wash., ‘88 @coachjeffmills Dillon Minshall Dir. of Creative Media 3rd Iowa State, ‘20 @Dillon_JM J Set school record for conference wins Natasha Novak Dir. On-Campus Rec. 3rd Iowa State, ‘18 @NatashMNovak (8-1) and tied school record for overall Greg Pyszczynski Asst. FB Str. & Con. 6th St. John Fisher, ‘07 @coachG97 wins (9-3) in 2020. Xavier Quigley Graduate Assistant/Off. 2nd Akron, ‘18 @CoachXQuig J Owns 34.6 pct. of ISU’s all-time wins Josh Rosenthal Asst. Dir. Player Person. 3rd Concordia, ‘11 @RosieISU over ranked opponents. Campbell has Josh Runda Quality Control/Defense 1st Bluffton, ‘14 @Rundatheball nine wins vs. rated foes at Iowa State. Trever Ryen Asst. FB Str. & Con. 2nd Iowa State, ‘17 @TrevRyen19 J Led ISU to first-ever New Year’s Six Bowl Mike Saltus Dir. of New Media 5th West Virginia, ‘16 @waytoosalty win over Oregon in Fiesta Bowl. Mason Tomblin Graduate Assistant/Def. 1st Ohio Wesleyan, ‘17 @CoachTomblinISU Rachel Voet Dir. of Sports Nutrition 2nd Iowa State, ‘17 @rachellukowski J Only coach in school history with four- Freddie Walker Asst. FB Str. & Con. 2nd Bowling Green, ‘09 @C_FJWalker29 straight winning seasons (2017-20). Jake Waters Senior QC/Offense 2nd Kansas State, ‘14 @CoachJWaters J Owns four of ISU’s five winning Rob Wright Quality Control/ST 1st Miami, ‘15 @Coach_RWright conference seasons in Big 12 history. J His 26 wins vs. Big 12 teams is No. 2 CAMPBELL’S YEARLY RECORD all-time in ISU history for victories vs. league opponents. Year School W-L Con. Bowl Year School W-L Con. Bowl J Member of five Division III national 2011 Toledo 1-0 0-0 Military 2017 Iowa St. 8-5 5-4 Liberty championships as a player and coach at 2012 Toledo 9-4 6-2 Potato 2018 Iowa St. 8-5 6-3 Alamo perennial power Mt. Union (Ohio). 2013 Toledo 7-5 5-3 ----- 2019 Iowa St. 7-6 5-4 Camp. World 2014 Toledo 9-4 7-1 GoDaddy 2020 Iowa St. 9-3 8-1 Fiesta J Two-time All-American (d-line) and 2015 Toledo 9-2 6-2 Boca Raton 2021 Iowa St. 2-1 0-0 Academic All-American at Mt. Union. 2016 Iowa St. 3-9 2-7 ----- HONORS PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Jaquan Amos A-mose Tyler Onyedim OWN-edum Connor Assalley UH-sally Joey Ramos RAY-mose 2020 Big 12 Coach of the Year Jirehl Brock JYE-rell Sam Rengert RANG-ert 2018 Big 12 Co-Coach of the Year Dae’Shawn Davis DAY-Shawn Jared Rus Rhymes with bus 2017 Big 12 Coach of the Year Beau Freyler FREE-ler Dodge Sauser Sowzer 2015 MAC Coach of the Year Drew Iutzwig ITS-wig Derek Schweiger SHWHY-ger AS A HEAD COACH D’Shane James DUH-Shane Mason Skovgard Skoov-guard Charlie Kolar COE-lurr Jack Tiarks TARKS IOWA STATE (2016-present) 37-29 (.561) Kade Lynott LIE-not Asle Thorson OZ-lee TOLEDO (2011-2015) 35-15 (.700) Myles Mendeszoon Men-DUH-zoon Eyioma Uwazurike Ooh-WHA-zah-REE-kay Conference Championships: Andrew Mevis MEE-vis Malik Verdon Muh-leek Ver-DON 2014 (MAC West), 2015 (MAC West) Tristan Michaud MEE-show Gerry Vaughn Gary Jaylin Noel NULL Datrone Young DAY-trone CAREER (10 years) 72-44 (.621) Tyler Maro MARR-row Isheem Young EYE-sheem CONFERENCE (ISU) 26-19 (.578) NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Year Hometown (High School/Prev. School) No. Name Pos. 0 Corey Dunn** P 6-0 200 Sr.# Numurkah, Australia (Numurkah/CC of San Francisco) 11 Chase Allen**** TE 1 Tarique Milton*** WR 5-10 195 Sr.# Bradenton, Fla. (Manatee) 6 Jaquan Amos DB 1 Isheem Young* DB 5-10 210 So.# Philadelphia, Pa. (Imhotep Charter) 84 Ezeriah Anderson* WR 2 Datrone Young*** DB 5-9 180 Sr.# Delray Beach, Fla.
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