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Iowa State vs. Baylor football score updates, highlights, stats

Iowa State’s first home Big 12 contest of the year could be historic.The No. 16 Cyclones (4-0, 1-0 in Big 12 play) host Baylor (2-3, 0-2 Big 12) Saturday night with a lot on the line. Iowa State is seeking its first 5-0 start since 1980, and a win would keep ISU on pace with the five other Big 12 teams who are unbeaten in conference play.KCCI’s Shannon Ehrhardt will be in Ames for the matchup. Be sure to tune in to KCCI at 10 p.m. Saturday for highlights and analysis from the game.Iowa State vs. Baylor football score updates, highlights and moreIn the meantime, we’ll keep you updated with everything from Saturday’s game here.Watch: Iowa State takes the lead on blocked puntA huge change in momentum.Myles Mendeszoon broke through and blocked Baylor’s punt, and Caden Matson scooped it up and ran it in from 25 yards out. It’s 19-14, Iowa State, with 4:46 on the clock after the punt was taken all the way.Benjamin Brahmer scores Iowa State’s first touchdownRocco Becht faked a short pass to the flat before finding his tight end over the middle for a touchdown on third-and-10.Iowa State elected to kick an extra point instead of trying to tie it at 14-14… and the kick missed anyway. It’s 14-12, Baylor, with 6:10 left in the half.Iowa State scoring drive: 5 plays, 84 yards, 2:27Jaylon Jackson breaks 51-yard runIowa State’s moving the ball now.Jaylon Jackson took a handoff up the middle for 51 yards before being chased down along the left sideline inside the Baylor 10.Halftime drone show canceledA heads-up to fans hoping to see something exciting at halftime — the scheduled drone show has been canceled due to high winds, according to Iowa State.Cyclone defense gets big stopIowa State needed that.The defense got off the field after an incomplete pass on third down near midfield, and it will be ISU ball at its own 16 after Baylor’s punt. There’s 8:37 left in the half.Kyle Konrardy makes another field goalIt’s 14-6, Baylor, after another Konrardy field goal. This one went through the uprights from 38 yards out.Iowa State scoring drive: 8 plays, 30 yards, 3:12Baylor extends lead with another touchdown passRobertson found Michael Trigg in the end zone on third-and-7 to extend the lead.Iowa State’s defense is reeling with multiple injuries. The Bears are now 3-for-3 on third down conversions.It’s now 14-3 in favor of the Bears with 13:46 remaining in the half.Baylor scoring drive: 10 plays, 75 yards, 4:33J.R. Singleton hurtThe injuries keep stacking up for the Iowa State defense. Now, J.R. Singleton is dinged up.He was shown using a stationary bike on the sideline.End of the first quarter: Baylor 7, Iowa State 3Some good and some bad in the opening quarter for Iowa State, but Baylor holds a lead and currently has possession inside Iowa State territory.Domonique Orange injury updateOrange is still on the sidelines and now has his shoulder pads and uniform off. No official word yet on his status for the rest of the game, but it doesn’t look like he’s coming back in soon.Myles Purchase returns to the game; Darien Porter outIowa State’s starting corner is back on the field after missing a couple of plays on Baylor’s first drive.His counterpart, Darien Porter, is not dressed for today’s game.Kyle Konrardy drills field goal to trim the Baylor leadAfter a 39-yard pass to Benjamin Brahmer got Iowa State moving downfield, the Cyclones were unable to finish the drive in the end zone.Kyle Konrardy knocked in a 45-yard field goal to get Iowa State on the board. There’s 3:19 on the clock in the first quarter.Iowa State scoring drive: 7 plays, 48 yards, 3:13Baylor scores first with touchdown passBaylor is on the board first after a 4-yard touchdown pass from Sawyer Robertson to Josh Cameron.Baylor was aided by a pass interference call on a deep throw, along with a big 11-yard scramble for a first down by Robertson earlier in the drive.Baylor scoring drive: 9 plays, 84 yards, 2:44Domonique Orange, Myles Purchase injuredDomonique Orange, Iowa State’s big man in the middle of the defensive line, is hurt and helped off the field after a Bears run play. He apparently collided with ISU linebacker Cael Brezina while making the tackle.Cornerback Myles Purchase also left the field after a collision on the same play. He left under his own power.Iowa State stuffed on fourth downThe Cyclones come up empty on the first drive of the game. Iowa State got into the Baylor red zone, but a third-and-2 pass fell incomplete, and a fourth down run was stuffed for a loss of a yard.Baylor takes the ball at its own 16 with 9:16 left in the first quarter. Iowa State gained 56 yards on the ground on 10 carries on the opening drive, but the passing attack went just 1-for-3.Baylor wins the coin toss, defers to second halfRocco Becht and the Iowa State offense will start with the ball.Iowa State unveils script ‘Cyclones’ helmets for whiteout gameHere’s what Iowa State will be wearing during Saturday’s game.How to watch Iowa State vs. BaylorWhen: 6:30 p.m. CT, Saturday, Oct. 5Where: Jack Trice Stadium, Ames, IowaTV: FoxLivestream: Fox Sports Live (TV provider log-in required)Online radio: The Varsity NetworkIowa State football whiteout game vs. BaylorFans are asked to wear white for Saturday’s game. The team will also be wearing white pants, jerseys and helmets, which was unveiled earlier this week.Iowa State vs. Baylor all-time series historyThis will be the 23rd meeting between Iowa State and Baylor and the 22nd since they joined the same conference in 1996.Baylor holds a 12-10 series lead, and it’s an even 4-4 split since Matt Campbell took over in 2016.Iowa State won last year’s game in Waco, 30-18. In that game, the Cyclones jumped out to an early 17-0 lead and coasted to the finish line, never letting Baylor within one possession again.Baylor football record, stats, and moreThe Bears blew a 24-10 lead at Colorado two weeks ago, including allowing a game-tying touchdown from 43 yards out on the final play of regulation, and followed it up by falling behind 21-0 in the first quarter last week against BYU. Baylor nearly mounted a comeback but couldn’t finish it off, eventually losing 34-28.Baylor is still searching for its go-to offensive players.Sawyer Robertson has earned the past three starts for the Bears under center. He went 27-for-48 for 324 yards, three touchdowns and a pair of interceptions last week vs. BYU.The Bears have five players with over 100 rushing yards but none with more than 158.

AMES, Iowa —

Iowa State’s first home Big 12 contest of the year could be historic.

The No. 16 Cyclones (4-0, 1-0 in Big 12 play) host Baylor (2-3, 0-2 Big 12) Saturday night with a lot on the line. Iowa State is seeking its first 5-0 start since 1980, and a win would keep ISU on pace with the five other Big 12 teams who are unbeaten in conference play.

KCCI’s Shannon Ehrhardt will be in Ames for the matchup. Be sure to tune in to KCCI at 10 p.m. Saturday for highlights and analysis from the game.

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Iowa State vs. Baylor football score updates, highlights and more

In the meantime, we’ll keep you updated with everything from Saturday’s game here.

Watch: Iowa State takes the lead on blocked punt

A huge change in momentum.

Myles Mendeszoon broke through and blocked Baylor’s punt, and Caden Matson scooped it up and ran it in from 25 yards out. It’s 19-14, Iowa State, with 4:46 on the clock after the punt was taken all the way.

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Benjamin Brahmer scores Iowa State’s first touchdown

Rocco Becht faked a short pass to the flat before finding his tight end over the middle for a touchdown on third-and-10.

Iowa State elected to kick an extra point instead of trying to tie it at 14-14… and the kick missed anyway. It’s 14-12, Baylor, with 6:10 left in the half.

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Iowa State scoring drive: 5 plays, 84 yards, 2:27

Jaylon Jackson breaks 51-yard run

Iowa State’s moving the ball now.

Jaylon Jackson took a handoff up the middle for 51 yards before being chased down along the left sideline inside the Baylor 10.

Halftime drone show canceled

A heads-up to fans hoping to see something exciting at halftime — the scheduled drone show has been canceled due to high winds, according to Iowa State.

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Cyclone defense gets big stop

Iowa State needed that.

The defense got off the field after an incomplete pass on third down near midfield, and it will be ISU ball at its own 16 after Baylor’s punt. There’s 8:37 left in the half.

Kyle Konrardy makes another field goal

It’s 14-6, Baylor, after another Konrardy field goal. This one went through the uprights from 38 yards out.

Iowa State scoring drive: 8 plays, 30 yards, 3:12

Baylor extends lead with another touchdown pass

Robertson found Michael Trigg in the end zone on third-and-7 to extend the lead.

Iowa State’s defense is reeling with multiple injuries. The Bears are now 3-for-3 on third down conversions.

It’s now 14-3 in favor of the Bears with 13:46 remaining in the half.

Baylor scoring drive: 10 plays, 75 yards, 4:33

J.R. Singleton hurt

The injuries keep stacking up for the Iowa State defense. Now, J.R. Singleton is dinged up.

He was shown using a stationary bike on the sideline.

End of the first quarter: Baylor 7, Iowa State 3

Some good and some bad in the opening quarter for Iowa State, but Baylor holds a lead and currently has possession inside Iowa State territory.

Domonique Orange injury update

Orange is still on the sidelines and now has his shoulder pads and uniform off. No official word yet on his status for the rest of the game, but it doesn’t look like he’s coming back in soon.

Myles Purchase returns to the game; Darien Porter out

Iowa State’s starting corner is back on the field after missing a couple of plays on Baylor’s first drive.

His counterpart, Darien Porter, is not dressed for today’s game.

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Kyle Konrardy drills field goal to trim the Baylor lead

After a 39-yard pass to Benjamin Brahmer got Iowa State moving downfield, the Cyclones were unable to finish the drive in the end zone.

Kyle Konrardy knocked in a 45-yard field goal to get Iowa State on the board. There’s 3:19 on the clock in the first quarter.

Iowa State scoring drive: 7 plays, 48 yards, 3:13

Baylor scores first with touchdown pass

Baylor is on the board first after a 4-yard touchdown pass from Sawyer Robertson to Josh Cameron.

Baylor was aided by a pass interference call on a deep throw, along with a big 11-yard scramble for a first down by Robertson earlier in the drive.

Baylor scoring drive: 9 plays, 84 yards, 2:44

Domonique Orange, Myles Purchase injured

Domonique Orange, Iowa State’s big man in the middle of the defensive line, is hurt and helped off the field after a Bears run play. He apparently collided with ISU linebacker Cael Brezina while making the tackle.

Cornerback Myles Purchase also left the field after a collision on the same play. He left under his own power.

Iowa State stuffed on fourth down

The Cyclones come up empty on the first drive of the game. Iowa State got into the Baylor red zone, but a third-and-2 pass fell incomplete, and a fourth down run was stuffed for a loss of a yard.

Baylor takes the ball at its own 16 with 9:16 left in the first quarter. Iowa State gained 56 yards on the ground on 10 carries on the opening drive, but the passing attack went just 1-for-3.

Baylor wins the coin toss, defers to second half

Rocco Becht and the Iowa State offense will start with the ball.

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Iowa State unveils script ‘Cyclones’ helmets for whiteout game

Here’s what Iowa State will be wearing during Saturday’s game.

How to watch Iowa State vs. Baylor

When: 6:30 p.m. CT, Saturday, Oct. 5

Where: Jack Trice Stadium, Ames, Iowa

TV: Fox

Livestream: Fox Sports Live (TV provider log-in required)

Online radio: The Varsity Network

Iowa State football whiteout game vs. Baylor

Fans are asked to wear white for Saturday’s game. The team will also be wearing white pants, jerseys and helmets, which was unveiled earlier this week.

Iowa State vs. Baylor all-time series history

This will be the 23rd meeting between Iowa State and Baylor and the 22nd since they joined the same conference in 1996.

Baylor holds a 12-10 series lead, and it’s an even 4-4 split since Matt Campbell took over in 2016.

Iowa State won last year’s game in Waco, 30-18. In that game, the Cyclones jumped out to an early 17-0 lead and coasted to the finish line, never letting Baylor within one possession again.

Baylor football record, stats, and more

The Bears blew a 24-10 lead at Colorado two weeks ago, including allowing a game-tying touchdown from 43 yards out on the final play of regulation, and followed it up by falling behind 21-0 in the first quarter last week against BYU. Baylor nearly mounted a comeback but couldn’t finish it off, eventually losing 34-28.

Baylor is still searching for its go-to offensive players.

Sawyer Robertson has earned the past three starts for the Bears under center. He went 27-for-48 for 324 yards, three touchdowns and a pair of interceptions last week vs. BYU.

The Bears have five players with over 100 rushing yards but none with more than 158.

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