Iowa State climbed to second in the rankings this week for the first time in school history. But the Cyclones won't have much time to reflect on their achievement -- they are busy preparing for their next opponent,

The No. 9 Kansas Jayhawks turned in one of their most lackluster performances of the season, falling 74-57 to No. 2 Iowa State on Wednesday night at Hilton Coliseum. The defeat was marked by poor shooting, defensive lapses, and a general lack of rhythm, as Kansas struggled to keep pace with the Cyclones’ efficient attack.