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Iowa State football beats Arkansas State, 52-7

2024-09-22 02:55:03

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AMES — Iowa State improved to 3-0 on the season with a dominant performance against Arkansas State.

The Cyclones beat the Red Wolves, 52-7, at Jack Trice Stadium, coming off their first of two bye weeks with a win. Iowa State held Arkansas State without a touchdown until the final five minutes of the game, when the Cyclones coaching staff went deep into the bench.

Iowa State will jump into Big 12 action next week, when the Cyclones travel to Houston.

Check out a recap of all the action here.

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FINAL – Iowa State 52, Arkansas State 7

Aiden Flora – a freshman walk-on – puts the exclamation point on this win, punching in an eight-yard touchdown run for his first career touchdown with 24 seconds remaining.

4:53/Q4 – Iowa State 45, Arkansas State 7

The Red Wolves ruined the Cyclones’ chance at a shutout, scoring a touchdown off a 27-yard pass from Timmy McClain to Hunter Summers. Iowa State will get the ball back with under five minutes left to play.

11:54/Q4 – Iowa State 45, Arkansas State 0

True freshman Dylan Lee scored his first career touchdown – off a handoff from fellow freshman Connor Moberly – in the fourth quarter. That makes six touchdowns and a field goal scored by the Cyclones, so far.

1:31/Q3 – Iowa State gets a unique first down

On second down, Connor Moberly threw a pass up the middle that Arkansas State’s Websley Etienne intercepted. He attempted a return, making it ten yards before Carson Hansen delivered a hit and knocked the ball from Etienne’s hands.

Eli Green recovered for Iowa State at the 42-yard line.

8:00/Q3 – Iowa State 38, Arkansas State

Carson Hansen scores another touchdown for the Cyclones off a three yard run up the middle.

HALFTIME – Iowa State 31, Arkansas State 0

The Cyclones lead Arkansas State by 31 points, with Iowa State’s defense holding the Red Wolves without any points through the first two quarters. Arkansas State will start the second half with the ball.

1:27/Q2 – Iowa State 31, Arkansas State 0

On the immediate next play after Malik Verdon’s interception, Rocco Becht found Jayden Higgins on a 16-yard touchdown pass for Iowa State’s fourth touchdown of the afternoon.

1:54/Q2 – Malik Verdon interception on Jaylen Raynor

Just three plays into Arkansas State’s latest drive, Malik Verdon picked off the Red Wolves’ quarterback. Verdon grabbed the interceptionat the 46-yard line and returned it 38 yards to the 16-yard line.

2:21/Q2 – Iowa State 24, Arkansas State 0

Tyler Moore pulls in a 10-yard pass from Rocco Becht and battles into the end zone for another Iowa State touchdown. The Cyclones lead Arkansas State, 24-0, after nearly two full quarters of play.

9:00/Q2 – Iowa State 17, Arkansas State 0

Kyle Konrardy makes his first field goal of the game – a 31-yarder – to extend the Cyclones’ lead to 17 over Arkansas State.

11:29/Q2 – Jeremiah Cooper intercepts Arkansas State

Red Wolves’ quarterback Jaylen Raynor threw a pass intended for Corey Rucker into the waiting hands of Jeremiah Cooper instead. He returned it six yards, and Iowa State from the 35-yard line.

0:45/Q1 – Iowa State 14, Arkansas State 0

Rocco Becht scores on a quarterback keeper from the one-yard line, putting Iowa State up by two touchdowns. It took big gains from Abu Sama (17-yard rush) and Jayden Higgins (26-yard catch) and some yardage from Jaylon Jackson and Carson Hansen to set up the score.

7:17/Q1 – Arkansas State intercepts Rocco Becht

On the first play of a new possession – following an impressive defensive stop by Iowa State – the Cyclones’ quarterback threw a deep pass toward Eli Green.

Arkansas State’s Dontay Joyner intercepted Becht and returned it 20 yards to the 43-yard line.

8:47/Q1 – Iowa State 7, Arkansas State 0

A 28-yard pass from Rocco Becht to Benjamin Brahmer set Iowa State up for success, and the Cyclones finished in the end zone. Carson Hansen rushed up the middle for a 1-yard gain, the first score of the game.

12:11/Q1 – Iowa State’s first drive ends in a punt

The Cyclones picked up one first down on the opening possession but couldn’t get more than two yards after that. Tyler Perkins’ punt gave the ball to Arkansas State on the 21-yard line.

Iowa State vs. Arkansas State start time

Date: Saturday, Sept. 21

Time: 1 p.m.

Location: Jack Trice Stadium, Ames

What channel is Iowa State vs. Arkansas State on?

TV channel:ESPN+

Radio:Cyclone Radio Network

Iowa State vs. Arkansas State will be broadcast nationally on ESPN+. Richard Cross and Taylor McHargue will call the game from the booth at Jack Trice Stadium, and Tori Petry will report from the sidelines.

Iowa State vs. Arkansas State history

Series record: 0-0

Travis Hines’ Iowa State vs. Arkansas State prediction

Iowa State 38, Arkansas State 10: The Cyclones may have to knock some rust off, but they’re too good, too physical and at home. That should mean an enjoyable and relatively stress-free Saturday for the Cyclone faithful. Should mean.

Iowa State vs. Arkansas State betting odds

Game lines and odds from BetMGM as of Saturday morning:

Spread: -21

Over/under: 51.5

Moneyline: Iowa State –2000, Arkansas State +1000

Iowa State vs. Arkansas State weather update

Mostly cloudy with a couple of showers and a thunderstorm. High of 87. Wins south at 12 miles per hour.

Iowa State football 2024 schedule

  • Aug. 31 – beat North Dakota 21-3
  • Sep. 7 – beat Iowa 20-19
  • Sep. 21, 1 p.m. – Arkansas State
  • Sep. 28, TBA – at Houston
  • Oct. 5, TBA – Baylor
  • Oct. 12, TBA – at West Virginia
  • Oct. 19, TBA – UCF
  • Nov. 2, TBA – Texas Tech
  • Nov. 9, TBA – at Kansas
  • Nov. 16, TBA – Cincinnati
  • Nov. 23, TBA – at Utah
  • Nov. 30, TBA – Kansas State

Arkansas State football 2024 schedule

  • Aug. 31 – beat Central Arkansas 34-31
  • Sep. 7 – beat Tulsa 28-24
  • Sep. 14 – lost to Michigan 28-18
  • Sep. 21, 1 p.m. – at Iowa State
  • Oct. 5, 6 p.m. – South Alabama
  • Oct. 12, TBA – at Texas State
  • Oct. 19, TBA – at Southern Miss
  • Oct. 26, 6 p.m. – Troy
  • Nov. 9 – at Louisiana
  • Nov. 16 – at Georgia State
  • Nov. 23, 2 p.m. – ULM
  • Nov. 30, 2 p.m. – Old Dominion

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Alyssa Hertel is the college sports recruiting reporter for the Des Moines Register. Contact Alyssa at ahertel@dmreg.com or on Twitter @AlyssaHertel.

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