Cyclone Insider Hour

Emery Songer is joined by the Des Moines Register's Randy Peterson and the Ames Tribune's Travis Hines as they go over updates to Iowa State Cyclone athletics through the Coronavirus pandemic and what college football will look like going forward, particularly if there is a season this fall or not.

Emery Songer is joined by the Des Moines Register's Tommy Birch and Matt Bain and they chat about why Cyclone guard Rasir Bolton explains that he transferred from Penn State including accusations against things said by Nittany Lions Head Coach Pat Chambers. Coach Steve Prohm expects a bounce-back year out of the Cyclones and the guys also wonder if the Ivy League isn't onto something playing football in the Spring.

Emery Songer is joined by the Des Moines Register's Matt Bain and Tommy Birch and they chat about topics of the day including Blake Hinson transferring from Ole Miss to the Iowa State men's basketball team, Oklahoma State dealing with the COVID-19 outbreak and Kansas State and other schools dealing with accusations of racial inequality.

Emery Songer is joined by the Des Moines Register's Randy Peterson and the Ames Tribune's Travis HInes and they debate if there will be fans at Iowa State and other collegiate games coming up in the 2020-2021 season. They also look at the financial impact that the Cyclones and other schools will feel if there are fewer or no fans this upcoming season. They finish out the conversation talking about Cade Cunningham remaining committed to Oklahoma State despite the Cowboys' NCAA ban.

Emery Songer is joined by the Des Moines Register's Randy Peterson and the Ames Tribune's Travis Hines talk about positive COVID-19 tests and how this affects Iowa State and college athletics going forward. They also get into a discussion regarding Mike Gundy and Oklahoma State's reaction to Chuba Hubbard and other OSU players' issues with Gundy wearing an OAN shirt and Iowa's issues regarding racial allegations. They finish the show discussing another potentially transfer the Cyclones missed out on.

Emery Songer chats with the Des Moines Register's Randy Peterson and The Ames Tribune's Travis Hines chat about the effect of COVID-19 on ISU's upcoming seasons and protests at Iowa State. They also get into why people should be paying attention to the University of Iowa controversy and then remember the legend Johnny Majors.

Emery Songer is joined by The Des Moines Register's Tommy Birch and the Ames Tribune's Travis HInes as they give their reaction to the protests from the past week. They also delve into former Cyclone quarterback legend Seneca Wallace and his connection to Wingstop and the vandalism there, though Wallace had more to say about the death of George Floyd than broken windows. They also go over a COVID-19 update and its tie in with the upcoming football season.

The Des Moines Register's Tommy Birch and Randy Peterson join Emery Songer and they talk about the updates regarding collegiate athletics and then get into the discussion of Brock Purdy's status among the greatest Cyclone quarterbacks of all time and a hypothetical Mount Rushmore of Iowa State QBs.

Emery Songer joins the Des Moines Register's Randy Peterson and the Ames Tribune's Travis Hines as they discuss coronavirus, social distancing and returning to "normalcy." There are discussions of restaurants and bars that were reported for having too many people. They finish the show discussing sports updates.

Emery Songer is joined by the Des Moines Register's Matthew Bain and Randy Peterson as they discuss new football recruits in April and Tyler Harris transferring to play basketball for Steve Prohm