Senior Day brings out a lot of emotions, even in rough, tough football players. The Colorado State defense used that emotion to propel themselves to a 49-35 victory Saturday night. “Man, it was…can’t describe it was exciting,” senior safety Kevin Pierre-Louis said after the win. “Knowing you have your family in there. My mom has watched me play since…...
The Colorado State Rams (4-5, 2-3 MW) take on the University of Nevada Las Vegas Rebels (3-6, 2-3 MW) today in Fort Collins. CSU is coming off a Mountain West rivalry win against the University of Wyoming Cowboys 26-7 last Saturday in Laramie. Relentless running was the name of the game and could be again this week. The Rebels…...
Colorado State’s championship dreams — or at least bowl hopes — are still alive after defeating the Wyoming Cowboys 26-7 Saturday evening in Laramie, Wyoming. Without a doubt, this was a total team victory; all three phases played well enough to earn the victory and improve their overall record to 4-5. “Played like a team that was hungry,” said…...
Defense, or a lack thereof, has haunted Colorado State Rams football this season. Tyson Summers, the Rams Defensive Coordinator, has had his hands full with the last few opponents CSU has played; the trickery and explosiveness of Boise State, the relentless triple-option of Air Force, the speed of San Diego State. This week, his defense faces Brian Hill and a Wyoming Cowboys…...
Ah, Border War week. Nothing quite like it. Colorado State football (3-5, 1-3 MW) faces a must-win game against a heated and hated rival in the Wyoming Cowboys (1-8, 1-4 MW). “We’re preparing for a team that could beat anybody, on any given day,” Rams head coach Mike Bobo said after practice Wednesday. “They have the talent. Anytime you’ve got a…...
After a dismal and gut-wrenching loss for Colorado State (3-5, 1-3 MW) with a final score against San Diego State (6-3, 5-0 MW) 17-41, the Rams need to bounce back quickly against another Mountain West opponent and rival in the Wyoming Cowboys (1-8, 1-4 MW). This game means a great deal to CSU as a football team and to the state…...
Two’s company, three’s a crowd. On a cool, crisp Halloween Saturday in Fort Collins, Colorado State Football (3-5, 1-3 MW) continued its two-headed offense, but with a twist. CSU had both redshirt sophomore Nick Stevens (who went 17-23 for 205 yards and two touchdowns, but threw three interceptions) and redshirt freshman Coleman Key (who went 0-2 on his passing…...
Massive Mountain West match-up, party of two. Colorado State Rams football (3-4, 1-2 MW) has a tall offensive task coming up this week when they face the San Diego State Aztecs (5-3, 4-0 MW) on Sonny Lubick’s Field at Hughes Stadium. This Saturday presents a David versus Goliath situation. The Aztecs sit atop the Mountain West’s West Division by being…...
On a team full of truly talented individuals, there’s room for more than one nickname. Rashard “Hollywood” Higgins is the most notable Rams player, but let’s not forget about “Super Joe” Hansley. Hansley, a senior, has been at Colorado State since his freshman year in the fall of the 2012, playing all four years as a wide receiver with some superb success.…...
Saturday was a win-win for Colorado State football. They won the game and Nick Stevens soared over Air Force. After a dismal performance against Top 25 ranked Boise State, the redshirt sophomore quarterback Stevens had a career-high 296 yards passing against the Air Force Academy Falcons. “It’s good to win on any Saturday,” head coach Mike Bobo said after Colorado State’s (3-4,…...
Homecoming, with a rival coming to town. “As Rams and as men, we’ve got an in-state rival coming in here Saturday before we go on our bye week,” head coach Mike Bobo told his team after last Saturday’s loss. “We need to do whatever we can to try to get a win in that ball game.” The stage is set…...
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