Iowa State’s Aiden Flora Named AP National Player of the Week
Iowa State running back Aiden Flora was named the Associated Press national player of the week for his performance in the victory over West Virginia, which included 212 rushing yards and three touchdowns, plus two passing touchdowns.
Des Moines Ames, IA, October 5, 2026 —
Aiden Flora, a running back for Iowa State University, has been recognized as the Associated Press National Player of the Week. This honor follows his significant contributions to the team’s recent victory over West Virginia.
Flora’s performance during the game was highlighted by substantial offensive statistics. He accumulated 212 rushing yards and scored three touchdowns on the ground. In addition to his work as a runner, Flora also contributed to the passing game, throwing for two touchdowns.
The award specifically acknowledges his play in the win against West Virginia. Details regarding the exact date of the game or the overall score were not provided in the summary. The specific position of Aiden Flora within the team is identified as running back.
The Associated Press National Player of the Week award is given to college football players who demonstrate exceptional performance. Flora’s recognition marks a notable achievement for the Iowa State program.
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