Braylon Lane, a three-star wide receiver from Houston, has decommitted from the University of Houston to join Iowa State's football team. Announced on June 18, Lane visited Ames from June 12-14 prior to his decision. At C.E. King High School, he contributed to a 13-3 season and a state finals appearance, recording 24 receptions for 282 yards and four touchdowns. His shift to Iowa State adds to the Cyclones' already growing 2027 recruiting class, where he becomes the 23rd commit. Coach Derrick Sherman, formerly with Houston, played a role in attracting Lane to Iowa State.

By the Numbers
  • Lane is ranked as the No. 136 wide receiver nationally and the No. 138 overall prospect in Texas for the class of 2027.
  • During the 2025 season, he tallied 24 receptions for 282 yards and four touchdowns in 11 games.
State of Play
  • Lane's commitment brings Iowa State's 2027 recruiting class to 23 total commits.
  • He joins other notable wide receiver commits, including Blake Moser and Bryson Thompson.
What's Next

As the recruiting cycle progresses, Iowa State will look to build on Lane's commitment by securing additional talents in critical positions. Lane's performance in high school will be evaluated as he transitions to the collegiate level, where he aims to make a significant impact.

Bottom Line

The addition of Braylon Lane signifies a strategic win for Iowa State, enhancing their recruitment efforts and broadening their offensive options for the coming seasons. His local ties and proven high school performance could potentially bolster the Cyclones鈥� future offensive strategies.