Iowa State basketball newcomers progressing ahead of upcoming season

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Last updated Jul 27, 2026

Iowa State basketball newcomers progressing ahead of upcoming season
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Iowa State men's basketball is in the midst of its eight-week summer program, which began June 15. With eight newcomers joining the team, including five transfers and three freshmen, early progress is being noted by head coach T.J. Otzelberger. Players are still adjusting to new terminology and schemes while integrating with returning players. Among the newcomers, Tre Singleton, a transfer from Northwestern, expressed confidence in the program, highlighting the team's appealing culture. Although freshman Christian Wiggins will miss the entire upcoming season due to injury, others like Yusef Gray Jr. have returned to practice after recovering from their own injuries. The first exhibition games are scheduled for late October, with the official season opener against Memphis on November 2.

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  • •Iowa State's summer program began on June 15, 2026.
  • •The team has eight newcomers, including five transfers and three freshmen.
  • •Tre Singleton believes the culture at Iowa State suits him well.
  • •Christian Wiggins will miss the 2026-27 season due to an Achilles injury.
  • •First exhibition games are set for late October against Creighton and Northwestern.
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Iowa State men's basketball has eight newcomers. More than halfway through the Cyclones' 8-week summer program, here's how they are progressing.

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