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When the 2013 season begins, the ISU football team will be searching for a new identity. The No. 20 jerseys on store shelves have been swapped for No. 52 jerseys. So, who is the next face of the program? The answer isn't so simple. 

GRIDIRON: Who’s next? Iowa State will have a new face in 2013

Alex Halsted
August 30, 2013
ISU punter Kirby Van Der Kamp is the current ISU all-time leader in punt average (43.5 yards per punt). Van Der Kamp was offered a scholarship by coach Paul Rhoads before ever having punted in a varsity high school game. 

GRIDIRON: Coffin corner: Van Der Kamp’s ‘cerebral’ approach to punting

Jake Calhoun
November 2, 2012

GRIDIRON EDITORIAL: Unlike pros, upsets matter in college football

Editorial Board
November 2, 2012
ISU running back Jeff Woody breaks a tackle during the first quarter of Iowa State's 30-23 loss to No. 11 Kansas State on Saturday in Manhattan, Kan. Woody tallied career highs in carries (24), rushing yards (86) and touchdowns (two) for the Cyclones in the loss.

GRIDIRON EDITORIAL: Kansas State serves as sister school

Editorial Board
October 12, 2012
Defensive coach Wally Burnham sits down for an interview Thursday, Oct. 4, at his office. 

GRIDIRON: Wally’s World — Burnham builds ISU defense

Jake Calhoun
October 11, 2012

GRIDIRON EDITORIAL: Big 12 play tougher than Big Ten

Editorial Board
September 27, 2012
Matt Morton earned a scholarship as a key contributor on special teams. Morton and the Cyclones will be hosting Texas Tech this weekend, with kickoff at 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 29.

GRIDIRON: Morton leads special teams as “fearless” leader

Dean Berhow-Goll
September 27, 2012
Long snapper and place holder, Brett Bueker, has gained respect from his team for his overall leadership and push for success in the weight room. His importantance on the team is not recognized on the field but behind the scenes.

GRIDIRON: Bueker has become leader off the field

Stephen Koenigsfeld
September 13, 2012

Gridiron Picks — Week 3

September 13, 2012
Former Iowa State quarterback Steele Jantz looks for an open player downfield. Jantz struggled after the first quarter, throwing two interceptions and completing 66 percent of his passes. Iowa State defeated Iowa 9-6 Sept. 8, 2012, at Kinnick Stadium.

COMMENTARY: Jantz’s ups and downs will guide Cyclones

Dean Berhow-Goll
September 12, 2012

GRIDIRON EDITORIAL: ISU football season prediction

Editorial Board
August 30, 2012
Senior linebackers Jake Knott and A.J. Klein have accounted for almost 25 percent of the teams tackles in the past two seasons. They will lead the Cyclones out on the field when they take on Tulsa on Saturday, Sept. 1. Photo: Randi Reeder/ Iowa State Daily

GRIDIRON: Knott, Klein anchor defense in senior campaign

Jake Calhoun
August 30, 2012

Gridiron Picks: Week 3

Isd Sports Staff
September 15, 2011

Gridiron: Big 12 Power Rankings

Daily Staff
September 1, 2011

Gridiron: Picks

Daily Staff
September 1, 2011
ISU coach Paul Rhoads holds the trophy after Iowa State defeated Minnesota 14-13 in the Insight Bowl on Dec. 31, in Tempe, Ariz. Photo: Matt York/The Associated Press

Gridiron Picks: Bowl Games

Chris Cuellar, Jake Lovett, Jeremiah Davis, David Merrill
January 1, 2011

GRIDIRON: Picks

December 3, 2010

GRIDIRON: Picks

November 19, 2010
ISU running back Alexander Robinson and tight end Collin Franklin, both seniors, celebrate after scoring a touchdown against Colorado. Robinson, Franklin and the rest of the ISU seniors will be playing their final game at Jack Trice Stadium on Saturday against Missouri.

Seniors say good bye to Jack Trice Stadium, ISU football

Jake Lovett
November 19, 2010

Picks

November 5, 2010

Klein, Knott have Cyclone power on, off the field

David Merrill
November 5, 2010

GRIDIRON: Picks

October 22, 2010

Picks

October 15, 2010

Picks

October 8, 2010
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