The Cyclones became the first offer for an in-state defensive end over a year ago and continue to make solid impressions on the high school sophomore.
For Clear Creek Amana's TJ Bollers, that came most recently during a stop at ISU on January 19th which came in conjunction with a home basketball game against Oklahoma State.
The 6-foot-4, 227-pound Bollers said he heard from Director of Player Development Aaron Hillman while also visiting with position coach Eli Rasheed and hearing some first-hand experiences of student-athletes currently in the program.
In addition to ISU, Bollers also has offers from Iowa, Minnesota and Nebraska.