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Our Cyclone Radio Network team previews the Iowa Corn CyHawk match up. Eric Heft and Ryan Harklau offer their insights on the win over UNI and what we can expect to see this Saturday.

The Cyclone Radio Network crew (John Walters, Eric Heft, Ryan Harklau) previews Saturday's season opener vs. UNI.

Iowa State soccer coach Matt Fannon visits with John Walters. The Cyclones are off to a 2-0 start heading into Thursday's Iowa Corn CyHawk Showdown in Iowa City.

Diante Garrett, former All Big 12 point guard at Iowa State, visits with Mike Green, Director of Letterwinners Engagement. Diante is still enjoying a long professional career, which included stops with the Phoenix Suns and Utah Jazz. He recently earned his Iowa State degree.

Iowa State volleyball coach Christy Johnson-Lynch looks ahead to her 19th season at ISU.

Former Iowa State baseball letterwinner Curt Kaufman visits with Mike Green, Director of Letterwinners Engagement. Kaufman pitched for ISU before a major league career with the Yankees and Angels.

New Iowa State Head Tennis Coach Jaron Maestas visits with John Walters. Maestas spent the last two years as the Associate Head Coach at Kansas. He also has had successful head coaching experience at Central Oklahoma. He takes over a Cyclone program which reached the NCAA Elite Eight last season.

Iowa State's Faculty Athletics Representative, Tim Day, visits with John Walters. Day is the liaison between the athletic department and the University as a whole. He also oversees Iowa State's compliance efforts.

Scott Howard, former Iowa State basketball player and Director of Player Personnel for the NBA champion, Denver Nuggets visits with Mike Green, ISU's Director of Letterwinners Engagement.

Joan Gearhart, who started the Iowa State women's golf program from scratch in 1970 and coached the Cyclones to 23 tournament titles, visits with Mike Green, Director of the Letterwinners Club. This September Gearhart will be inducted into the ISU Athletics Hall of Fame.

Iowa State's new gymnastics coach, Ashley Miles Greig, visits with John Walters. Ashley was a four-time national champion in a brilliant career at Alabama. In 2006, she won the Honda Award as the nation's top gymnast. And she couldn't be more excited to take over the Iowa State program.

John Walters visits with Hercle Ivy, one of the great scorers in Iowa State basketball history. Ivy will be inducted into the Iowa State Athletics Hall of Fame in September.

Joe Henderson, one of just nine Iowa State players to rush for 1,000 yards twice in a career, visits with ISU Director of Traditions, Mike Green.

Betsy Saina, one of the great distance runners in Iowa State history and a three-time national champion visits with Director of Traditions, Mike Green. In September, Saina will be inducted into the Iowa State Athletics Hall of Fame.

Justus Jones, Director of Student-Athlete Development for the Iowa State football program visits with John Walters. Jones fits Matt Campbell's philosophy of developing not just great football players, but great young men. He works with the players on character and personal development and preparing them for life after Iowa State.

One of the great gymnasts in Iowa State history, Denny Mazur, visits with John Walters. In September, the NCAA Champion will be inducted into the Iowa State Athletics Hall of Fame.

The Cyclone Radio Network team (John Walters, Eric Heft, Ryan Harklau) give their thoughts on what transpired this spring for the Cyclone football program, from the impact of the new coaches to some names that stood out on the field all spring.

TJ Otzelberger comments on the three recent transfers into the Iowa State men's basketball program.

John Walters visits with Jesse Klein, who has spent 18 years as part of the Cyclone volleyball program - first as a player, then as Director of Operations. Klein is moving into the counseling field, but brings a great perspective on the growth of the ISU program under Christy Johnson-Lynch.

Lindsey Long of the Letterwinners Club visits with former ISU soccer goalkeeper Jordan Silkowitz, who was recently taken 18th overall in NWSL draft by the Kansas City Current. It's the first time that an Iowa State player has ever been selected.