Iowa State forward Javan Johnson says he will assume whatever role is needed to help the Cyclones improve.
The native of Decatur, Alabama sat out last season after transferring from Troy where he averaged nearly 10 and-a-half points as a sophomore.
Johnson feels his versatility is a strength.
Johnson expects the Cyclones to make progress after finishing 12-20 a year ago, including 5-13 in the Big 12.
Day two of the Boys State Tournament included the lower bracket Quarterfinals in 3A and all of the 2A Quarterfinals. It
Day three of the Boys State Basketball Tournament features the 1A Quarterfinals and the 4A Semifinals from Wells Fargo Arena. Our
Cedar Falls, Iowa (RI) – UNI coach Ben Jacobson is waiting to see if the Panthers will take part in a
Kansas City, Missouri (RI) – Iowa State coach T.J. Otzelberger says senior guard Keshon Gilbert could return to the lineup Wednesday
IARN – Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig invites eligible Iowa farm owners to apply for Century or Heritage Farm recognition
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