That, though, will be up to the Cyclones. In the lead-up to the 2020 election, all eyes are on Iowa. Get updates of all things Iowa politics delivered to your inbox. Iowa State can play its way into the Big 12 championship game after an ugly but ultimately effective 31-28 victory Saturday over Utah.

Iowa State is no stranger to high-pressure situations. Hear from the Cyclones on how they stepped up clutch late in the fourth quarter over Utah.

It takes a complete football team to win a championship. Iowa State is finding that out with each passing week. Seemingly left for dead in the heated Big 12 Con

Utah rallied in the fourth quarter and even held a late lead, but the Cyclones scored a touchdown with 1:31 to play to hand the Utes their seventh straight loss.

Iowa State Cyclones football held off an unrelenting Utah team for a 31-28 win at Rice-Eccles Stadium on Saturday night.

Matt Campbell had to answer all the tough questions about how his team would respond to adversity following back-to-back losses to Texas Tech and Kansas. But now, following back-to-back wins over Cincinnati and Utah,

Utah’s losing streak continues. And its bowl hopes are no more. The Utes fell 31-28 to No. 22 Iowa State on Saturday night at Rice-Eccles Stadium. With a chance to tie the game in the final seconds, senior kicker Cole Becker pushed a 54-yard field goal wide right.

Now, Utah will have the chance to play spoiler. Can the Utes knock off No. 22 Iowa State and keep themselves alive for bowl eligibility when Utah hosts the Cyclones on Saturday night (5:30 p.m. MST, Fox).

The Iowa State football team feeds off the nighttime energy that Jack Trice Stadium provides. Coming off back-to-back losses that dropped the Cyclones from the

Rocco Becht threw for 256 yards and a touchdown, and Jayden Higgins paced the Cyclones with 155 yards and a touchdown on nine catches.