Travis Hines is an Iowa State Cyclones Columnist at the Des Moines Register and Ames Tribune. He has extensively covered sports, focusing on competitive and professional sports, as well as sports marketing and business, since 2012. His work has been featured in notable publications including AOL, Inc., USA TODAY, and Yahoo Sports.
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Travis Hines focuses almost exclusively on sports, particularly college basketball with a specific emphasis on Iowa State University. He seems to prioritize event coverage and announcements related to the team's performance.
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By: Travis Hines
Travis Hines, Des Moines Register The Iowa State men's basketball program learned June 11 which Big 12 opponents it will play where next season.
By: Travis Hines
Iowa State columnist Travis Hines fields questions from the Register's college sports text group
By: Travis Hines
Des Moines Register It's easy to see all the ways college basketball in 2026 looks a lot different than it did a decade ago.
The Cyclones currently have the nation's No. 1 recruiting class for 2027. How? And is it sustainable going forward?
Des Moines Register Well, it finally happened. Alcohol is coming to the people at Jack Trice Stadium and Hilton Coliseum.
By: Travis Hines
Iowa State allowing for general alcohol sales at football and basketball is the right move, but it's not without costs, writes columnist Travis Hines.
By: Travis Hines
Des Moines Register It was April of 2022 when things felt particularly ominous for Iowa State men's basketball . What should have been a
The landscape of college basketball looked to be turning against Iowa State's ability to keep top talent. But here the Cyclones are on draft night.
By: Travis Hines
Des Moines Register The text message surprised me when it first hit my phone early Tuesday night.
By: Travis Hines
The former Iowa State star became the first Cyclone drafted since 2020 - and he was there to experience it in person
