Travis Hines
Sports Editor at Des Moines Register
Iowa State sports columnist @DMRegister | Heard on @1460kxno | [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
desmoinesregister.com | Travis Hines
I was wrong about Tyrese Haliburton. In my defense, so were a lot of people, and I think I was wrong for the right reasons, but, yeah, still wrong. As Haliburton’s draft prospects improved during his sophomore season at Iowa State, I began to wonder if the perception was starting to out-run reality. When that 2019-20 season started, I was actually more bullish on Haliburton than the consensus.
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2 weeks ago |
desmoinesregister.com | Travis Hines
The last four years have been something of a tough-to-explain phenomenon for Iowa State athletics. Never before has money so nakedly been the key to success in college sports. Yet the Cyclones, whom no one would confuse with the upper financial crust of the industry, have enjoyed incredible success.
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3 weeks ago |
desmoinesregister.com | Travis Hines
Iowa State columnist Travis Hines examines the Cyclones' crucial first four games of 2025. Matt Campbell's team plays Kansas State, South Dakota, Iowa and Arkansas State before a bye week. Iowa State football then plays host to Arizona after the off week in a Big 12 Conference matchup. Matt Campbell has never been shy about discussing his big-picture aim for each and every season.
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3 weeks ago |
desmoinesregister.com | Travis Hines
There are countless ways to measure the success of Iowa State basketball over the last 15 years. There are the NCAA Tournament appearances (11). You can tally Big 12 Tournament titles (five). How about Sweet 16s (also five)? You could start recounting moments (Georges Niang’s kiss to Iowa, Lindell Wigginton’s dunk against Oklahoma, Deonte Burton’s Big 12 tourney alley-oop), but that list is going to get long quick.
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4 weeks ago |
desmoinesregister.com | Travis Hines
HUMBOLDT – The 2024-25 season delivered plenty for the Iowa State women’s basketball team. Some humbling times. Moments of triumph. There was frustration and disappointment, too, I would imagine, after being unable to meet the expectations that come with a top-10 ranking to start the year and a First Four appearance to end it. But, as the Cyclones move forward, the season also provided some clarity on exactly where they stood in the national conversation. Mostly, just outside it. Need a break?
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