Jamal Polite shines in Iowa State's thrilling win over Oklahoma State
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 1, 2026, 11:52 AM
Last updated Nov 1, 2026

Iowa State freshman Jamal Polite showcased his talent during a 51-49 victory over Oklahoma State on October 31. Kicker Kyle Konrardy secured the win with a last-second field goal, capping off a back-and-forth game. Polite played a pivotal role, finishing with a game-high 171 receiving yards, including a key 33-yard catch on the final drive. This performance marked a significant leap in Polite's season, nearly doubling his previous yardage total. The Cyclones are expected to continue utilizing him more in upcoming games, particularly with injuries affecting the roster.
- •Iowa State won 51-49 against Oklahoma State in a Halloween matchup.
- •Kyle Konrardy kicked the game-winning field goal as time expired.
- •Jamal Polite had 171 receiving yards and a touchdown on six receptions.
- •Polite's performance is the best by a Big 12 freshman this season.
- •The Cyclones will likely increase Polite's role following this standout game.
- 11:52 AMYahoo Sports — Iowa State football freshman Jamal Polite embraces breakout game
"Iowa State freshman Jamal Polite Jr. never envisioned a night like his breakout game against Oklahoma State, but his Uncle "Cook" always did.
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