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Fueled by beer ads, March Madness tournaments will expand to 76 teams each starting next season
EDDIE PELLS | Associated Press The magical March Madness cocktail will now include eight more teams, eight more games and more of one other ingredient, too: beer. Maybe wine, too. The NCAA on Thursday announced a long-expected expansion of its men’s and women’s basketball tournaments to 76 teams each starting next season, explaining that it made the… Continue reading
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Jake Kadel Hired as Iowa State Women’s Wrestling Assistant Coach
Iowa State Sports Communications AMES, Iowa – Iowa State head women’s wrestling coach Alli St. John announced her first staff hire Monday, adding Jake Kadel as assistant coach following a successful three-season stint as head women’s wrestling coach at William Penn, where he guided the Statesmen to three consecutive NAIA top five finishes. “I am excited to have Jake… Continue reading
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Iowa State RB Jayden Jackson departs program
Jackson did not play in a game during his true freshman season, but he shined in the “spring showcase” Alec Busse | Cyclone Alert Iowa State football’s roster will change after spring practices. Cyclone running back Jayden Jackson is no longer with the program, a source confirmed to Cyclone Alert. Jackson posted on Instagram indicating his… Continue reading
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Michigan’s Sherrone Moore probe tab reaches $11.5M. Investigation ends
Sarah Atwood | The Detroit News The University of Michigan’s hiring of an outside law firm to investigate the culture of the university’s athletic department and former head football coach Sherrone Moore has now reached over $11.5 million, according to the latest disclosures released Thursday. The Chicago-based law firm Jenner & Block charged the university over $2… Continue reading
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3x All-American Drake Ayala is officially joining the Iowa State Wrestling coaching staff
Jordan Underwood | Dear Old Gold Apparently, former Hawkeye Drake Ayala took the phrase “if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em” a little too seriously. Iowa had another down year by Iowa wrestling standards, earning a fourth-place finish at the NCAA Wrestling Championships for the second straight season. After struggling during the early stages of the 2025-2026… Continue reading
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