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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Des Moines Register AMES – Jimmy Rogers, undoubtedly, has picked up more than a few motivational tactics over his two decades as a football coach.
Iowa State enters Jimmy Rogers' first season with low outside expectations, but real internal belief that it can far exceed them.
By: Travis Hines
Des Moines Register Travis Hines and Eugene Rapay discuss the news of Killyan Toure's shoulder injury as well as break down Jimmy Rogers' first media day in the latest Cyclone Insider podcast.
By: Travis Hines
Travis Hines and Eugene Rapay discuss the biggest news in Iowa State sports
Travis Hines and Eugene Rapay discuss the news of Killyan Toure's shoulder injury as well as break down Jimmy Rogers' first media day in the latest Cyclone Insider podcast.
Des Moines Register AMES ― It was really one of the more unassuming furnishings you could imagine.
Matt Campbell is out. Jimmy Rogers is in. What's next for Iowa State football?
By: Travis Hines
We'll see how it translates to Saturdays, but the Arkansas State transfer has been a key piece to Iowa State's attempt to reinvent itself.
Des Moines Register AMES – As he and Jaylen Raynor readied to make the journey north from Jonesboro, Arkansas, to their new home at Iowa
Des Moines Register Most preseason polls predict the Iowa State Cyclones will finish last in the Big 12.
