Iowa State men's basketball returned to full strength and avenged an earlier loss to Arizona with Tyrese Haliburton and Georges Niang in attendance.

Indiana Pacer guard was honored at Hilton Coliseum for winning Olympic gold with Team USA, at halftime of Saturday’s Big 12 win over Arizona

The Cyclones left no room for tomfoolery on Saturday, getting revenge for Caleb Love's three-quarter court buzzer-beater in January.

Iowa State returned to full-strength and avenged an earlier loss to Arizona in a raucous Hilton Coliseum on Saturday night.

On the night Iowa State unveiled Tyrese Haliburton's Olympic gold-medalist banner, the No. 9 Cyclone men's basketball team put on a show to snap a two-game losing streak and get some momentum as the calendar flips to the biggest month in basketball.

Saturday, Haliburton and his family will be in Hilton Coliseum for ISU's matchup with Arizona and will be honored at halftime with a banner commemorating the gold medal he earned in Paris last summer with the U.S Olympic team. He is the eighth Cyclone to win a gold medal at the Olympics and first in basketball.

AMES – No. 9 Iowa State’s win over No. 22 Arizona wasn’t the only thing celebrated Saturday night. Former Cyclone players Tyrese Haliburton and Georges Niang were in attendance, which added to the already electric atmosphere.

After sitting with T.J. McConnell courtside at McKale Center to watch fellow Indiana Pacers teammate Bennedict Mathurin enter the UA Ring of Honor, Tyrese Haliburton might have

AMES – No. 9 Iowa State grabbed an 84-67 win over No. 22 Arizona in its return to Hilton Coliseum. It happened behind a strong first half from 3-point range and lockdown defense on the other end. It was also in front of former Cyclone players Tyrese Haliburton and Georges Niang.

It may have been a difficult month for Iowa State basketball, but the Cyclones got to celebrate their past and remind people of a promising future