Iowa State locks in a big win in the 2027 recruiting race with the commitment of three-star edge rusher DJ Williams, a 6-foot-4, 225-pound standout from Clay-Chalkville. After a convincing official visit to Ames, Williams chose the Cyclones over Power Five programs like Mississippi State and Arkansas, boosting ISU’s class to 32 nationally and fifth-best in their 2027 haul. This move signals rising momentum under Coach Jimmy Rogers, as the staff made a major impression on a highly sought-after prospect with a loaded offer sheet.

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Texas Tech boosters poured in $5 million to lure gambler-turned-quarterback Brendan Sorsby back to the team — but the Big 12 stood firm, threatening massive penalties including championship bans to protect college sports’ integrity. When Sorsby ultimately entered the NFL supplemental draft, avoiding the showdown, the conference’s bold stand became a rallying cry for reform amid chaos in college athletics — even as a major booster called the system “broken” and “predatory.” The Big 12’s leadership showed that rules still matter — even when money is on the line.

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Iowa State lands three-star cornerback KeSean Williams from Orlando, a key addition to their 2027 class and defense, boosting their national recruiting ranking as they build momentum under coach Jimmy Rogers.

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Iowa State just snagged a big one for the 2027 class: six-foot-four, 228-pound defensive end Leslie Woodson from Fort Wayne, Indiana. After a quick campus visit in June, he committed just a week later, becoming the 20th pledge and helping push the Cyclones’ class to No. 39 nationally. With offers from Bowling Green, Eastern Michigan, and Kent State, Iowa State edged out the competition — a sign they’re building a serious foundation for the future. Woodson’s commitment proves the program’s growing appeal beyond its region. Keep an eye on this rising star — he’s just getting started.

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Iowa State hoops got a mixed bag in the Big 12 schedule drop—men’s team dodged some tough matchups with home wins against Arizona and BYU, while women’s team faces a brutal slate including Oklahoma State with former Cyclone Audi Crooks on the roster. Men’s recruiting is heating up with top-27 talent like Jack Kohnen joining a stacked class, setting the stage for a future powerhouse under Coach Otzelberger.

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Shahariam Thurston, a top-183 Texas cornerback, flipped his commitment from Colorado State to Iowa State after an official visit to Ames—adding depth to their 2027 defensive backfield and pushing their class up to 37th nationally.

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Iowa State just snagged their first five-star recruit for the 2027 class — kicker William Bowers from Elizabethton, Tennessee. Ranked 12 among kickers nationally by Kohl’s Kicking, Bowers brings elite ball-striking, clutch performances, and a strong punting game to campus. At 6-foot-tall and 202 pounds, he’s already wowed at multiple Kohl’s events, even winning a kickoff competition. Grateful for his family and coaches, Bowers is clearly ready to dominate — and his commitment elevates Iowa State’s 2027 class to 19 players and 37th nationally.

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Joshua Jefferson, the cerebral 22-year-old Iowa State forward, is rising as a Celtics draft target with his elite basketball IQ and playmaking flair—averaging 16 points, 7 rebounds, and 5 assists while excelling as a short-roll threat and transition facilitator. His unselfish game and defensive versatility make him a perfect fit for Boston’s system, though his shooting and athleticism remain areas for growth. Compared to Kyle Anderson, Jefferson offers a high-floor, well-rounded option who could immediately contribute as a versatile power forward in a team-building role.

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