There is plenty to accomplish for the 24th ranked Iowa State Cyclones as they get set to play 13th ranked Washington State in the Alamo Bowl in San Antonio.
A victory would mark the first back-to-back bowl wins in program history and the 17 victories would also cap off the best two year run ever. Major progress for a program that was 2-10 four years ago and winless in the Big 12.
That’s senior corner Brian Peavy. Cyclone linebacker Willie Harvey says the progress made under Matt Campbell saved his career.
Running back David Montgomery is confident the program will continue to make strides.
Montgomery says the offense will need to do its part to help the defense on Friday night. Washington State has the nation’s top passing attack.
After transferring from East Carolina, Washington State quarterback Gardner Minshew closes out his career as the nation’s leading passer.
At 10-2, the Cougars would set a school records for wins in a season with a victory.
Kick off is at 8 pm tonight.
