The Iowa State Cyclones will have the week off to try and regroup afterSaturday’s loss to 13th-ranked Kansas State. The Cyclones saw a 21-pointhalftime lead slip away and coach Dan McCarney says his team learned avaluable lesson in defeat — regardless of the score you can come back andwin.McCarney hopes the off week will allow the Cyclones to heal up someinjured players. That includes freshman center Zach Butler, who injured hisankle against K-State.Many times after a tough loss, it is best to get ready for another game butMcCarney feels the off week comes at a good time.After rotating Sage Rosenfels and Derrick Walker early in the seasonMcCarney says Rosenfels is their number-one quarterback.
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