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No. 3 Iowa State Sets Program-Best 15-0 Start With 70–60 Win at Baylor

A second-half surge underscored Iowa State's defense-first identity, keeping the Cyclones among the nation's few unbeatens.

Overview

  • Iowa State surpassed its previous best opening mark of 14-0 from 2013-14, establishing new school records for both start and winning streak at 15.
  • Tamin Lipsey scored 24 points on 8-for-12 shooting with 20 after halftime following early foul trouble that limited his first-half minutes.
  • Joshua Jefferson posted 19 points and a career-high 17 rebounds, drilling a long 3-pointer for the Cyclones’ first lead just before halftime and later capping a breakaway dunk.
  • The Cyclones opened the second half with a 14-1 run featuring six different scorers and held Baylor to 18.8% shooting in the first half and 30.6% overall.
  • Baylor center James Nnaji, recently cleared by the NCAA as a former NBA draft pick, had two points and five rebounds in 16 minutes as scrutiny of his midseason addition continued.