🌱 Spring Practice — what looked good / bad / depth
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POST-SPRING FOOTBALL NOTES | Iowa State Cyclones LIVE #64
- Top Betting/Intel Takeaways
- Iowa State's spring-game takeaway was defense first: the hosts came away more confident in the defense than the offense, especially the front seven.
- The new defensive approach showed far more man coverage and a four-man-front look than Iowa State has used in recent years, which the hosts see as a needed evolution against power run and mobile QB offenses.
- The tradeoff is clear: Iowa State may allow a few more explosive plays, but the hosts expect more turnovers and a more aggressive defensive identity.
- QB competition is real but healthy. Jalen Raynor is viewed as the current starter, while Zane Flores pushed hard and led both touchdown drives in the spring game.
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