Section 138, Row 4 ($25 a piece)

Recorded this late after the game. Enjoy!

Robert Jones and Tre King acted as bash brothers in Thursday's Cy-Hawk massacre at Hilton Coliseum.

Iowa State will revel in its 'delightful' Cy-Hawk win over Iowa for quite some time.

Rob Gray takes you through the biggest win by margin of victory for Iowa State in Cy-Hawk history.

One of the more entertaining pressers I've seen at Hilton, hope y'all enjoy

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While this year might be a bit skewed due to no Big 12 opponents yet, its still remarkable how far he has come since his first year here. Props to him and the coaching staff coaching him up.

Sorry GTO, going to steal your old gimmick quick for a celebration. There was a lot of great things that happened today, so it's time for a poll. What was the best thing that happened in the game today?

EDIT: I submitted this too early so F me, but vote away if you like

I may be looking for 1 lower bowl ticket.message me what you have and how much.

Looking for 2 Tickets to the ISU vs TCU game. thank you!

Tailgate is set up at the entrance to C-4 right on the main pass-thru road. Featuring Ames Lager, pop, and other beers leftover from football season. Proceeds go to the We Will Collective.

Section 138, Row 9. $175 for the pair. Message me if you want em (Cyclones only).

Only using 2 of our 4 tickets for tonight's CyHawk game. Asking $80 for the pair, can transfer electronically with Venmo payment.

Sec 241, row 13, seats 5/6.

Section 230 Row 2. Pair for $100 total.

Top row but almost dead center.

Sec 211 Row 17 Seats 14/15

Venmo only, send PM please

Back in the 70’s, ISU had a pair of backs called the WW Express. Jim Wingeder and Mike Williams. Both backs ran for over 1000 yards in the same season. Sadly Mike has passed.

Hello!

Ben and I recorded on Monday so keep that in mind as we discuss aware we didn't have updated rankings yet but we talked about what we think winning CKLV meant for the team and the rest of their season, we talked potential wrestle-offs and of course Yonger Basitda's dominance.

https://cyclonefanatic.com/podcasts/reaction-time-iowa-state-wins-cklv/

Enjoy!

This is awesome. I like seeing creative punishments for these types of chodes.

Sec. 110, Row 18, Seat 4 50.00 Call or text 712-260-8218

Hey fellow Fanatics, we just signed the paperwork to build a new house that will be ready sometime this coming summer, and one of the things that my wife and I have been wrestling with is: do we go with the 50gal gas-fired standard tank water heater that the builder will supply, should we upgrade to a larger 75gal (~ $2600 upcharge), or upgrade to tankless water heater (~ $3000 upcharge)? Another option we would have is to add a hot-water recirculation line throughout the house for something like $1500, so we'd have instant hot water at all taps.

We have a family of 6, and the 4 kids are all teen/pre-teen girls, so showers take like 7 hours.... only a slight exaggeration there. What is everyone's experience with tank vs. tankless, and also a recirc line? My concern is that the tankless can't keep up with that kind of hot water demand, but the upcharge on the 75gal tank seems pretty high.

Would love to hear thoughts and feedback. Thanks!

I have (2) upper level seats available for tonight’s game. Section 241 Row 16 Seat 13 & 14.

$80 OBO for the pair.

PM if interested.

Like Angie's thread on general photography, I'm creating this thread for the folks who like to shoot skyward between dusk and dawn, or even beyond that if you're into solar or lunar photography. I am in no way anywhere close to Trevor Jones or Alyn Wallace, but I suspect more than a few folks would like to be. Here I hope folks will share:

-Beautiful examples of their work
-Locations with dark skies to safely shoot after dark, in Iowa or elsewhere
-Technique, in the field to post-processing
-Gear info

The Geminid meteor shower is less than a week away, and December is the darkest month of the year, so let's kick this off. Here's an hour of stacked data of Orion that I shot from Shelby County during the last new moon. I used an astro-modified Canon 6D and a Tamron 85mm f/1.8 lens riding on an iOptron Skytracker Pro. This was somewhat experimental, but worked out pretty well. Two or three times more exposure would bring out an impressive amount of nebulosity, I'm sure.