Iowa State Cyclones Edge TCU Horned Frogs with Late Game Heroics at Amon G. Carter Stadium

The Iowa State Cyclones improved their record to 6-4 with a narrow victory over the TCU Horned Frogs, who now stand at 6-3, in a tightly contested matchup that ended 20-17. The game took place at the Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth, Texas, drawing an attendance of 44,197 fans.

First Quarter

The Cyclones started strong in the first quarter by putting up 6 points on the board while keeping the Horned Frogs scoreless. Carson Hansen's rushing prowess was evident as he contributed significantly to Iowa State's early lead with his consistent ground game.

Second Quarter

In the second quarter, TCU responded with a field goal to cut into Iowa State's lead. The Clones' defense held firm despite some pressure from TCU’s offense. Tre Bell and Josh Patterson were instrumental in maintaining defensive stability for ISU.

Third Quarter

TCU took control during the third quarter by scoring a touchdown and taking their first lead of the game. The Cyclones struggled offensively during this period but managed to keep themselves within striking distance thanks to solid defensive plays including interceptions by Tre Bell and Josh Patterson.

Fourth Quarter

The final quarter saw an exhilarating comeback from Iowa State as they scored two touchdowns to reclaim and secure their victory over TCU. Aiden Flora's remarkable punt return for a touchdown was pivotal in shifting momentum back towards ISU late in the game.

Rocco Becht threw for 111 yards with one passing touchdown despite facing challenges from TCU’s defense throughout the match. Carson Hansen also shone brightly on offense with his rushing efforts contributing significantly to ISU’s total yardage of 272 yards.

As part of our post-game report Iowa State Cyclones analysis: what went wrong for Iowa State Cyclones included penalties that cost them valuable yardage; however, their resilience paid off as they capitalized on key opportunities when it mattered most.

Looking ahead, fans can catch their next encounter against Kansas Jayhawks scheduled for November 22nd at Jack Trice Stadium in Ames, IA starting at 1:00 PM EDT where it will be broadcast live for all supporters unable to attend physically.

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