Tamin Lipsey's Final Home Game: A Cyclone Legacy

0:00On March 6, Tenman Lipsy has become a true legend in Ames, Iowa. The hometown guard grew up playing at Ames High School, where he led the team to a state championship win by 31 points in his senior year. He chose to stay local, committing to Iowa State University, and now, after four standout college seasons, he set for his final home game at Hilton, Coliseum. Lipsy made an immediate impact as a freshman, averaging 7.3 points, four rebounds, and 4.4 assists per game while helping. The Cyclones reached the NCAA tournament. His sophomore year brought even bigger numbers at 12.4 points, 4.6 rebounds, and 4.9 assists, plus a big 12. Conference title and a run to the sweet 16. Fans and Ames and Cyclone supporters everywhere have washed Lipsy grow into a floor general and defensive standout. Even when his scoring dip to 10.6 points as a junior amid a loaded roster, his leadership shown through with 320 point games, guiding the team as a three

1:02seed before a second round exit. This senior season marks Lipsy's best yet, with 13.2 points, 4.2 rebounds, and 5 assists per game alongside Elite. Defense, Iowa State sits at 24 wins and 6 losses, eyeing a top tournament seed, and much of that success traces back to his steady hand. Lipsy steps onto the core one last time at home, Saturday against Arizona State, chasing that deep March-Manus run to cap his Cyclone legacy.