Iowa State Basketball vs. Auburn live score updates, highlights, TV

10:03 p.m. CTShare this update

Second half, 3:00 left: Auburn 77, Iowa State 73

The Cyclones’ offense is gone and they don’t have much time to find it.

Iowa State made just six of its 21 shots in the second half. The Cyclones went nearly five minutes without a field goal. Two missed free throws from Tamin Lipsey (both just hitting the rim) didn’t help.

Auburn is on a 7-0 run and has all the momentum. Iowa State is looking for stops and needs someone to heat up.

9:54 p.m. CTShare this update

1,000 career points for Curtis Jones

9:51 p.m. CTShare this update

Second half, 7:49 left: Iowa State 71, Auburn 66

Four fouls for Iowa State’s Keshon Gilbert. This is huge. He will sit for a while. He made two free throws just before securing the No. 4 spot. Gilbert was the Cyclones’ best player tonight (17 points).

Then Tamin Lipsey scored a layup to give the Cyclones a five-point lead before the media timeout.

Feels like a game that benefits the team making their free throws in the final eight minutes. Auburn is 16 of 20 from the foul line; Iowa State 16 of 19.

9:39 p.m. CTShare this update

Second half, 11:18 left: Iowa State 60, Auburn 57

We’ve got a ball game here, folks.

Iowa State was in collapse mode there for a while before Curtis Jones and Milan Momcilovic stopped the bleeding with baskets.

Auburn outscored Iowa State 24-11 in the second half. The Cyclones have made just four of their 13 shots since halftime. Chad Baker-Mazara was injured in the first half but recovered well at halftime. He already has nine points this half.

9:22 p.m. CTShare this update

Second half, 16:00 left: Iowa State 51, Auburn 44

We knew Auburn would escape, and here we are.

The Tigers’ 9-0 run cut the lead to seven. They outscored the Cyclones 11-2 in four minutes of the second half.

Iowa State’s Dishon Jackson was called for a flagrant foul after giving an Auburn player a small shove as he attempted to escape. However, Dylan Cardwell missed both free throws, so things could have been worse for the Cyclones.

Let’s see how the Cyclones, if we’re honest, respond to the first adversity they’ve faced so far this season.

8:56 p.m. CTShare this update

Halftime: Iowa State 49, Auburn 33

Bold move by TJ Otzelberger to bring Keshon Gilbert back into the game despite two fouls. Gilbert made his coach look like a genius by scoring two big baskets and deftly drawing a foul in the final minutes of the first half. He led Iowa State with 10 points.

A beautiful fadeaway by Milan Momcilovic with 3 seconds left sends Iowa State into the locker room with a comfortable 16-point lead.

Great balance from the Cyclones. Eight players scored points, and only Gilbert was in double figures.

Oh, to be a fly on the wall in Bruce Pearl’s Auburn locker room.

8:45 p.m. CTShare this update

First half, 2:38 left: Iowa State 41, Auburn 27

Wow, what an impressive half so far for the Cyclones. This is incredible. Take the shots they want and take them. Force turnovers and make things difficult for Auburn’s offense.

It would be shocking if Auburn didn’t pull back and make a game out of it, but things are looking good for Iowa State right now.

Also: Great drive and dunk attempt by Nojus Indrusaitis, who was fouled and made both free throws.

Foul problem: Auburn’s Chaney Johnson picked up his third foul at 4:18. He averages 12.5 points and 7.3 rebounds per game. Iowa State’s Tamin Lipsey was hit with his second foul a few seconds later. Keshon Gilbert, Lipsey’s backcourt mate, also committed two fouls. Curtis Jones leads the point.

8:31 p.m. CTShare this update

First half, 8:21 left: Iowa State 30, Auburn 17

A 10-0 run by the Cyclones, including 3-pointers from Curtis Jones and Milan Momcilovic, forced Auburn coach Bruce Pearl to call a timeout.

Something to note: Chad Baker-Mazara left the game with what appeared to be a knee injury. He is one of Auburn’s best players. Big loss if he can’t return.

8:23 p.m. CTShare this update

First half, 10:49 left: Iowa State 17, Auburn 13

What an atmosphere at the Lahaina Civic Center. Both teams’ fan bases are well represented on Maui.

Is there a better guard in the country than Keshon Gilbert when it comes to attacking the basket? The Iowa State senior has three shots, all coming on aggressive drives to the rim.

Iowa State’s Brandton Chatfield going for an offensive rebound got a bad rap. He was given a foul that should have been against the Auburn player. The ESPNU broadcasters seemed to agree.

Iowa State freshman Nojus Indrusaitis sees some early minutes.

Joshua Jefferson now has a pair of threes (although the referees will review the video during the media timeout to see if his foot was on the line).

8:13 p.m. CTShare this update

First half, 15:42 left: Iowa State 9, Auburn 4

Iowa State has already forced three Auburn turnovers. The Tigers are 1 of 5 from the floor (they entered the game ranked No. 2 in the country with a 55% shooting percentage).

The Cyclones got off to a good start, making four of their first seven shots.

Saint Mary’s transfer Joshua Jefferson made his first 3-point basket of the season for Iowa State. He also has two early assists.

8:01 p.m. CTShare this update

Starting lineups

Iowa State will field Tamin Lipsey, Keshon Gilbert, Joshua Jefferson, Milan Momcilovic and Dishon Jackson.

Auburn will have Denver Jones, Miles Kelly, Chad Baker-Mazara, Johni Broome and Dylan Cardwell. Broome leads the Tigers with 20.0 points and 11.3 rebounds per game.

According to ESPNU, this is the first top-10 matchup in a first-round game in Maui Invitational history.

7:30 p.m. CTShare this update

Iowa State 2024 basketball schedule

Record: 3-0 (0-0 Big 12)

• November 4th: vs. Mississippi Valley State (W, 83-44)
• November 11th: vs. Kansas City (win, 82-56)
• November 18th: vs. IU-Indianapolis (W, 87-52)
• November 25th: vs. Auburn (Maui Invitational), 8 p.m., on ESPNU
• November 26th: vs. North Carolina or Dayton (Maui Invitational), TBA, on ESPN/ESPNU
• November 27th: Final day of the Maui Invitational vs. TBD, TBA, on ESPN/ESPN2
• Dec 4th: vs. Marquette, 7 p.m., on ESPN+
• Dec 8: vs. Jackson State, 5 p.m., on ESPN+
• Dec 12: in Iowa, 6:30 p.m., FS1

7:15 p.m. CTShare this update

Iowa State vs. Auburn betting odds

BetMGM lines and odds as of Monday 7:00 p.m. CT:

• Spread:Auburn favored by 3.5
• Over/under : 145.5
• Money line: Auburn -175, Iowa State +145

6:55 p.m. CTShare this update

Time Iowa State vs. Auburn today

• Date: Monday, November 25th
• Start time:8:00 p.m. CT

The Iowa State vs. Auburn game begins at 8:00 p.m. CT at the Lahaina Civic Center in Maui, Hawaii.

6:54 p.m. CTShare this update

What channel is Iowa State vs. Auburn on today?

TV channel:ESPNU

Live stream:FUBO (free trial)

Iowa State vs. Auburn will be broadcast on ESPNU in Week 4 of the 2024 college basketball season. Kanoa Leahey and Cory Alexander will referee the game from the Lahaina Civic Center. Streaming options for the game include FUBO, which offers a free trial to new members.