After scout team stint, Tamin Lipsey leads Iowa State basketball again
Iowa State star Tamin Lipsey will get a hero's welcome from fans on game day, but he had to settle back in over the last month starting on scout team.
Tamin Lipsey, a three-time All-Big 12 point guard and Iowa State basketball record holder with 137 career starts, returned to the Cyclones' starting lineup after a brief stint on the scout team. Following a meniscus surgery and a successful class-action lawsuit for an additional year of eligibility, Lipsey was welcomed back to Ames by his hometown fans.
Although initially relegated to the scout team, where players typically serve as backups, Lipsey quickly adapted to full-court play and began integrating with the first team. Coach T.J. Otzelberger praised Lipsey's competitive spirit and adaptability, noting that the point guard's return has elevated the team's overall performance.
As the Cyclones head into their season opener against Memphis on November 2, Iowa State fans can expect to hear enthusiastic applause for Lipsey, who has already proven himself to be a valuable asset to the team.
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