Iowa City, IA
Houston, TX
Morgantown, WV
Kansas City, MO
Overall Rating
4.5
By FanISU991
Atmosphere was fun, but view obscured
ISU Cyclones - MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium - Ames
We paid for good seats, row 15, lower level, but had to watch much of the game on the video board. It turns out many of the fans feel the need to stand on top of the bench seats, thus preventing people who are sitting or standing on the floor from being able to see the field. It looks like everyone in the student sections stands on the benches, but we were not in the student sections. We were not willing to risk injury by standing on our benches, so it turned into a very disappointing experience.
By Alejlop
Great game
ISU Cyclones - MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium - Ames
Great seats and great stadium to watch a game. The people from the opposing team were for the most part friendly. Lots of unauthorized drinking though
By El Jefe
Awesome Game!
ISU Cyclones - MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium - Ames
Awesome Seats and game. Luckily, I was in a section with mostly Texas Fans. Hook Em!!!!!
By Shannon
Great game, great seats
ISU Cyclones - MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium - Ames
Really enjoyed the game. We had 3rd row seats along the east side of the field near the end zone. Unfortunately there were a lot of Texas fans in that area along with the Texas cheerleaders on the sideline. But even so, it was a great view of the game.
By Sd fan
Great win
ISU Cyclones - MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium - Ames
Loved the game- didn’t like the process to get into the game so go early. Halftime band was the best
By Maybe not again
Bad first experience using tickets on phone.
ISU Cyclones - MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium - Ames
I appreciate your apology but it was stressful to have paid for the tickets and then nor have them all be accepted electronically by the scanner.
By Michael
Family fun
ISU Cyclones - MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium - Ames
First time at Jack Trice Stadium to watch Iowa State Football. The stadium had many good options and the game was an awesome time.
By Skooz
1972 Liberty Bowl Reunion
ISU Cyclones - MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium - Ames
Great 50 year reunion of the 1972 Liberty Bowl Team.
By Rocket Rod
Big fan for life
ISU Cyclones - MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium - Ames
It’s always a great time and the fans are ausome no matter what
By Chase
Good
ISU Cyclones - MidAmerican Energy Field at Jack Trice Stadium - Ames
Good game, Nice seats. The parking ticket could have more information than just Pub95 like the lactation where to park and which side of the parking
Iowa State Cyclones at MidAmerican Field at Jack Trice Stadium
A Big 12 Conference member since 1996, Iowa State is one of the oldest college football programs in the Midwest. The Ames-based team has appeared in 14 bowl games, including a 2017 Liberty Bowl victory over the Memphis Tigers, and won two conference championships. Iowa State's head coach is Matt Campbell, who has held that position since 2016 and won Big 12 Coach of the Year after the 2017 season.
The Cyclones play at MidAmerican Field at Jack Trice Stadium, a 61,500-capacity venue named after Iowa State's first black athlete. The stadium experience offers several beloved traditions, such as a circa-1890 victory bell ringing after wins and a tornado siren that wails in celebration of home field achievements.
Iowa State Cyclones Football History
Iowa State's football program coalesced in 1892 as an independent team, when the school was still known as Iowa Agricultural College. The Cyclones joined the Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association in 1908, and stayed with the conference throughout name changes, including to the Big Eight. One of the team's earliest head coaches was Pop Warner, the future founder of the youth football program that bears his name. Other notable head coaches include Earle Bruce, who later found great success at the Ohio State University, and Dan McCarney, who led the Cyclones to five bowl games in the 2000s. Notable Cyclones alums include running back Troy Davis, a 1996 Heisman Trophy finalist and College Football Hall of Famer who holds multiple Iowa State rushing records, and wide receiver Allen Lazard, the school's all-time career receptions leader.
Iowa State boasts multiple long-standing rivalries dating back more than a century. Every year, the team faces cross-state foe the Iowa Hawkeyes in the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series, where the winner of the game earns control of the Cy-Hawk Trophy. The two teams first met in 1894, but made the match-up an annual affair starting in 1977. Since 1917, Iowa State has also squared off annually against longtime conference rival the Kansas State Wildcats.