AMES, Iowa –  In accordance with the women’s basketball game interruption guidelines, the Big 12 Conference and the Iowa State women’s basketball team have announced next week’s home game against Kansas on Wednesday, Jan. 6, has been postponed due to Kansas being unable to meet the roster thresholds established by the league.

The Big 12 will work with both teams to reschedule Wednesday’s game for later in the season. More information will be released when it becomes available.

Iowa State will travel to No. 19 Texas on Sunday, Jan. 3 to take on Texas at 2 p.m. on ESPN2.

IOWA CITY, Iowa — The University of Iowa volleyball team revealed its 2021 schedule Wednesday. The schedule includes a conference-only slate with matchups against 11 of the conference’s 14 teams.

The 11-week season begins Jan. 22 and ends April 3. Every team is scheduled to play two games a week against the same opponent.

The schedule features 11 matches inside Xtream Arena, the new home to Hawkeye Volleyball, with the home opener slated for Jan. 22 against Illinois.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, home attendance will be limited to families only. TV and broadcast information will be announced when available. 

Iowa Volleyball Schedule

Week 1
vs Illinois (Jan. 22)
vs Illinois (Jan. 23) 

Week 2
at Purdue (Jan. 29)
at Purdue (Jan. 30)

Week 3
vs Indiana (Feb. 5)
vs Indiana (Feb. 6)

Week 4
at Ohio State (Feb. 12)
at Ohio State (Feb. 13)

Week 5
vs Rutgers (Feb. 19)
vs Rutgers (Feb. 20)

Week 6
at Northwestern (Feb. 26)
at Northwestern (Feb. 27)

Week 7
vs Wisconsin (March 5)
vs Wisconsin (March 6)

Week 8
at Maryland (March 12)
at Maryland (March 13)

Week 9
vs Nebraska (March 17)
at Nebraska (March 20)

Week 10
vs Michigan State (March 26)
vs Michigan State (March 27)

Week 11
at Minnesota (April 2)
at Minnesota (April 3)

NCAA Tournament

 First & Second Rounds: Thursday, April 8 – Saturday, April 10
NCAA Regionals: Thursday, April 15 – Saturday, April 17
NCAA Semifinals: Thursday, April 22
NCAA Final: Saturday, April 24

Because of the coronavirus pandemic, all dates are subject to change. For more information on Xtream Arena, click HERE.

(By The Associated Press undefined) – No. 12 Iowa State will play in its first New Year’s Six bowl when it faces No. 25 Oregon in the Fiesta Bowl, Saturday. The Cyclones set a school record with eight wins in Big 12 play and are in their fourth straight bowl game.

FILE – Iowa State head coach Matt Campbell reacts on the sideline during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Texas Tech in Ames, Iowa, in this Saturday, Oct. 10, 2020, file photo. The Cyclones, who at No. 8 have their highest ranking ever in The Associated Press poll, play No. 12 Oklahoma on Saturday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall, File)

The Ducks won their second straight Pac-12 championship and are playing in their second straight major bowl after winning the Rose Bowl a year ago.

Kick-off is at 3-p.m.  The game will air on ESPN.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Justin Herbert had just turned 10 years old when Chiefs quarterback Chad Henne was drafted by the Miami Dolphins. Think that’s wild? The Chargers QB was still in high school the previous time Henne started a game. It will be quite the matchup on Sunday when the 22-year-old Herbert, who has surpassed just about everyone’s expectations during a breakout rookie season, starts for the Chargers in Kansas City. Opposite him will be the 35-year-old Henne, who gets the nod as the Chiefs rest their starters with the No. 1 seed in the AFC playoffs already secured.

The Kansas City Chiefs go for their franchise record 11th straight win when they play the Los Angeles Chargers at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday. But with the No. 1 seed and first-round bye in the AFC playoffs already secured Patrick Mahomes and many other starters will have at least some of the weekend off. The Chiefs have won three straight and 12 of their last 13 against the Chargers, who come into Sunday riding a three-game win streak.

COSTA MESA, Calif (AP) — The Los Angeles Chargers will be without six starters, including both of their Pro Bowl selections for Sunday’s season finale at Kansas City. Wide receiver Keenan Allen has been placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list. Defensive end Joey Bosa is out for the second straight week due to a concussion and shin injury. Tight end Hunter Henry will miss his second straight game as he remains on the COVID-19 list. Offensive tackle Bryan Bulaga, cornerback Casey Hayward Jr. and safety Rayshawn Jenkins have also been ruled out along with reserve linebacker Malik Jefferson.