Two Guys: Iowa's vacated wins, Iowa State's injury woes, Cyclone wrestling's big announcement

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from Iowa Everywhere · host 712 Media, Keith Murphy, Andy Fales, Murph & Andy, Chris Hassel, Chris Williams, Andrew Downs

Chris Williams and Chris Hassel dive into one of the weirdest Iowa sports storylines in years—vacated wins—and somehow make it even more chaotic. 🏈 Iowa’s “Win That Didn’t Happen”: The guys debate the NCAA ruling tied to Cade McNamara and whether Iowa State fans can (or absolutely cannot) claim a win. Spoiler: neither side agrees, and it gets heated. 🏀 Transfer Portal Madness: What’s really going on with Iowa basketball and the portal under Ben McCollum? Plus, the tricky situation around eligibility, NIL money, and timing in today’s chaotic system. 🌪️ Cyclone Injury Concerns: A brutal start to the offseason as Iowa State Cyclones football deal with another major injury. Is this just bad luck—or a troubling trend? 🤼 Big News in Ames: Iowa State is expected to make a major announcement around wrestling—likely adding women’s wrestling and reshaping the program’s future. 🔥 WNBA Drama: The guys go off on Cathy Engelbert after a tense media moment and discuss whether the league is ready for its growing spotlight. 😂 Classic Two Guys Energy: From NIL chaos and recruiting paranoia to weather talk, NASCAR camping, and random rants—it’s peak offseason content. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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