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Keith Schrage & Kent Anderson talk about Iowa State Cyclone athletics past and present. Interviewing historical figures, legends of the game and speak on all Iowa State.
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Tracking the Storm: EP 2.21 Iowa State’s Utah Loss: What Needs to Change? (opens the original)
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Iowa State’s loss to Utah left plenty for Cyclones fans to unpack. The Tracking the Storm crew breaks down the slow start, the defense’s second-half adjustments, missed tackles, and an offense still searching for its rhythm. Should the Cyclones make more use of their quarterback’s running ability? The guys also discuss the team’s fight to get back in the game, what gives them hope for the rest of the season, and the reaction to former Cyclones at Penn State. LIVE from the AKC Andrew Downs Studio
Tracking The Storm: EP 2.20 Eight Years at Kinnick: Cyclones Roll in the Opener & Cy-Hawk Week Begins (opens the original)
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Iowa State football is back — and the Cyclones opened the season exactly how they were supposed to: with physicality, pressure and domination. On this episode of Tracking the Storm , Chris and Keith break down Iowa State’s season-opening win, including a defense that flew to the football, piled up six sacks and forced three turnovers. They discuss the early signs of the new era, the increased aggression and physicality, and why this team may have a much higher ceiling than people expect. Then it
Tracking the Storm Ep 2.19: Iowa State TE Coach Seth Hestness on Grit, Culture & Building the New Cyclones (opens the original)
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Iowa State tight ends coach Seth Hestness joins Tracking the Storm for an inside look at the culture being built in Ames and why this new era of Cyclone football is centered on physicality, toughness, grit and togetherness . Hestness shares his journey from Mason City and Wartburg College to stops at Minnesota, North Dakota State, Tennessee State and Army before getting the opportunity to come home to Iowa and join the Iowa State staff. He talks about the coaches and mentors who helped shape his
Tracking the Storm EP: 2.18 Tommy Davis: Iowa State Running Back Legend, 75-Yard Tennessee Explosion & Building a $100M Electrical Empire (opens the original)
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Former Iowa State Cyclones running back Tommy Davis joins Kent Anderson, Keith Schrage and the 3 Beards Media crew live from the AKC Andrew Downs Studio for an unfiltered conversation on Tracking the Storm. From East St. Louis Assumption High School and Clarence “Hudson” recruiting him hard, to stealing the show as a freshman and exploding for a legendary 75-yard touchdown run against a star-studded Tennessee defense (Reggie White and all), Tommy shares the stories, the grit, the teammates (Crut
Tracking the Storm Ep. 2.17 Seneca Wallace: Cyclone Legend, The Run, Beating Iowa & Nebraska, NFL Stories (opens the original)
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Live from the AKC Andrew Downs Studio and powered by Revelton Distilling Company. Iowa State legend Seneca Wallace joins Tracking the Storm for a raw, unfiltered deep dive into his journey from Sacramento to Ames and beyond. The dual-threat quarterback shares how he went from non-qualifier and junior-college standout to Cyclone icon under Dan McCarney, the culture shock of Midwest winters, and the grit it took to change the program’s identity. Hear the inside stories behind the legendary scrambl
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