Cyclones Set to Swirl Through Sooners at Lloyd Noble Center

As the Iowa State Cyclones prepare to face off against the Oklahoma Sooners at the Lloyd Noble Center, fans are eager to see if their team can maintain their recent dominant performance. The Cyclones have been on a winning streak, showcasing a strong offense and defense in their past games.

In their last game against New Hampshire Wildcats, the Cyclones put up an impressive 85 points with a field goal percentage of 46 and a three-point percentage of 36. Their defensive prowess was evident with 13 steals and four blocks, while also maintaining an assist-to-turnover ratio of over two.

The trend continued in their previous match against Eastern Illinois Panthers where they scored 80 points. They shot an exceptional 48 percent from the field and an even more impressive three-point percentage of 44. The team's ability to convert free throws was also notable at an outstanding rate of nearly ninety percent.

Against Florida A&M Rattlers, Iowa State's offensive efficiency was on full display as they scored a whopping 96 points with a field goal percentage just shy of sixty percent. Their three-point shots were falling at fifty percent accuracy, complemented by high energy play that led to fifteen steals and thirty-one points off turnovers.

The upcoming game is expected to be challenging as it will be played away from home. However, given the Cyclones' recent form – particularly in converting turnovers into points and maintaining high shooting percentages – fans can anticipate another strong showing.

Be sure not to miss this exciting matchup scheduled for January 6th at Lloyd Noble Center in Norman, Oklahoma. Tip-off is set for local time (US/Central), and fans can catch all the action live on ESPN+.