Rocco Becht passed for two touchdowns and ran for another score, helping No. 22 Iowa State beat No. 17 Kansas State 24-21 in the Aer Lingus Classic.

The Iowa Hawkeyes' rival, the Iowa State Cyclones, went overseas and came back victorious. What does this mean for the Cy-Hawk game?

Week Zero of college football is here. This is the start of a highly anticipated season for the Kansas Jayhawks.

After K-State answered with a quick touchdown, Iowa State marched down the field and faced a 4th and 3 from the Wildcats' 16 with just over 2 minutes left. The Cyclones went for it, with Rocco Becht finding a wide-open Carson Hansen, who got the first. Iowa State was able to kneel the clock out for the win.

As Week 0 continues there is a matchup between a couple squads that finished 2024 with seven losses and are looking to bring that number down as the Kansas Jayhawks host the Fresno State Bulldogs at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium in Lawrence, Kan. on Saturday, Aug. 23.

In one of most pivotal games in the new-look Big 12, No. 22 Iowa State overpowered No. 17 Kansas State 24-21 in Dublin, Ireland, to kick off the 2025 college football season. A sloppy first half mixed with turnovers amid the pouring rain gave way to an explosive second half filled with points and precision.

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For the fourth straight year, the college football season started with a Week 0 tilt abroad, as Kansas State and Iowa State square off in Dublin.

Both teams are coming off disappointing seasons by their standards. Kansas went 5-7 despite being projected as a top-3 Big 12 team in the preseason, while Fresno State finished 6-7 after a bowl appearance and moved on from Tim Skipper after just one year, bringing in new head coach Matt Entz.