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Four more Iowa State Football Players Charged In Gambling Investigation Jirehl Brock and 3 other Iowa State football players together with three current or previous Iowa football gamers and a trainee assistant were charged Thursday in connection with the state's examination into unlawful sports wagering at the 2 schools. A total of 15 football and basketball gamers and staffers with ties to the schools have actually been charged since last week in the continuous examination. Current professional athletes deal with a loss of eligibility for breaking NCAA gambling guidelines. Brock and ISU colleagues Isaiah Lee, DeShawn Hanika and Jacob Remsburg were charged in Story County on suspicion of tampering with records to camouflage that they were under the legal wagering age of 21 at the time they placed wagers. Former Iowa gamers Arland Bruce IV and Reggie Bracy, present Iowa player Jack Johnson and trainee assistant Owen O'Brien face the very same charge in Johnson County. Brock, the Cyclones' leading rusher last season, put 1,327 prohibited wagers amounting to over $12,000 in between February 2022 and February 2023. The bets were made on a FanDuel account controlled by him but signed up under the name of Lindzey Paysen. Paysen's relationship to Brock was unidentified. Brock is accused of making bets on 3 Iowa State football games, 2 in which he played, and 13 ISU basketball games. Lee, a protective lineman, made 115 wagers amounting to over $885 in between September 2021 and January 2023 on FanDuel. Among them were 21 wagers on 7 ISU football games in 2021 and 5 more games in 2022. He played in each of the video games. His account was signed up under the name of a woman described as his bride-to-be, Kayla Cameron. Hanika, a tight end, made 288 wagers totaling $1,262 between March 2022 and April 2023 through DraftKings, with 70 of the bets on ISU basketball games. His account was registered under the name of his mother, Kim Hanika.