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Brian Spaen

Brian Spaen

About Brian Spaen

Lead editor for Clones Confidential. After five years and even more times changing my major, I'm a graduate from Iowa State University. I've covered multiple local events, written for the Iowa State Daily, and contributed to Bleacher Report and various blogs. Outside of rooting for the Cyclones, I root for the 49ers, Lakers, SF Giants, and LA Kings. Lacrosse is my favorite niche sport, and I also like playing and writing about video games.

LATEST BY BRIAN SPAEN


The Iowa State basketball team got a huge win over their rivals, but too much national focus was on court storming. Also, rival trolls had a rough night.
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Iowa State basketball wasn't even double-digit favorites heading into Lubbock two weeks ago. As of Friday afternoon, they're getting a 17.5-point cushion.
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The biggest gaffe in the Iowa State basketball season was barely showing up at the end at Lubbock. Now's there chance to get some revenge.
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Two skill players on offense, running back DeVondrick Nealy and wide receiver Tad Ecby, have departed from the Iowa State football program.
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National Signing Day went pretty swift and smoothly for Iowa State football. No players jumped the boat, and there was even a surprise thrown in.
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On purpose, the Big 12 basketball power rankings were held back until Iowa State and Kansas played. It's clear who the top dog is in the conference now.
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National Signing Day is just one day away, and Clones Confidential will have Iowa State football coverage today and tomorrow.
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Iowa State football picked up two commitments in the last two days, highlighted by a huge 3-star offensive tackle from Kansas and a WR from Texas.
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We're only at the halfway point in Big 12 play, but Iowa State basketball may already be eliminated from a regular season title after losing to Kansas.
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11th-ranked Iowa State basketball (16-4, 6-2) will try to reach the halfway point of the Big 12 season by sweeping eighth-ranked Kansas (18-3, 7-1).
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Iowa State basketball jumped four spots to 11th in the latest Associated Press top 25 poll after defeating Texas and TCU in back-to-back home games.
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