
Cyclones Fight for Postseason Seed
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Iowa State Cyclones face Arizona Wildcats in crucial final regular season game, aiming to bounce back from a three-game losing streak and secure a top tournament seed. Senior forward Joshua Jefferson, once a national player of the year contender, struggles with shooting efficiency and turnovers. With a home game against Arizona State coming up, this could be the perfect opportunity for Jefferson and the Cyclones to regain momentum.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Cyclones Fight for Postseason Seed. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 6th, the Iowa State Cyclones are gearing up for their final regular season game on Saturday against the Arizona Wildcats. After a rough patch, they've dropped three of their last four contests, putting them at six losses overall. That slump has them fighting to hold on to a top tournament seed as the postseason nears. The Big 12 schedule has been brutal, especially with three road games in that stretch wearing the team down. Despite a strong season, these setbacks came against tough competition and heavy travel demands. A big factor in the slide has been senior forward, Joshua Jefferson, once in the mix for national player of the year honors. Lately, his shooting efficiency has tanked, including a rough 2 for 17 performance in their recent loss to Arizona, plus four turnovers amid, foul trouble. He's now shot under 50% from the field in seven straight games, even when posting big scoring nights. Fixing those issues, like better ball protection, could spark a turnaround for the high usage star. With some rest before a home match up against the Arizona State Sun Devils, this feels like the perfect chance for Jefferson and the Cyclones to regain.
Momentum heading into March.
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