A few years back while working with a start-up, one of the co-founders sent out a rambling email after a small victory, entitled, “All We Do Is Win”. His evidence was their recent victory (fourth try at it) and his partner’s cool new car. I tried to maintain a straight face while I listened to several of my co-workers laugh…

Colorado State’s highly anticipated trip to Nevada is just around the corner and at this point it’s unclear who will be the team’s starting quarterback for the conference opener. Clay Millen has been the team’s No. 1 QB since coming over to CSU with the staff last winter and his numbers have been fairly solid for a first-time starter. In…...

Colorado State’s defense took a major hit this week with Tywan Francis deciding to leave the team. The 5-foot-11, 195-pound defensive back was CSU’s starting nickel this season and had been fairly productive through the first four games of 2022. His 32 total tackles is currently the third-most on the team, trailing only Dequan Jackson (33) and Jack Howell (45).…...

Ty McCullouch is the latest veteran player to leave the Colorado State football program. The senior wide receiver announced via Twitter that he will sit out the remainder of the 2022 season and use his redshirt year before entering the transfer portal in December. McCullouch is the fourth wide receiver to leave the team this month, joining Dante Wright, Melquan…...

Tory Horton has been as good as advertised through the first four games of his Colorado State career. While the passing offense has not been able to click consistently — largely due to an inability to protect the quarterback — Horton has been the one guy that has really been able to shine for CSU. With 23 catches for 427...

Jack Howell is making a name for himself as one of the best defensive backs in college football. Coming off of a breakout campaign in which he earned Freshman All-American honors in 2021, Howell has taken his game to another level in 2022 and really shined through the early stages of the season.  Through four games this fall, Howell’s 45…...

For the third time in five years, Colorado State (0-4) lost to an FCS opponent by double digits, as the Rams fell 41-10 to Sacramento State (3-0) on Saturday. The loss extends what is currently the longest winless streak in the FBS (10), and it continues what has been a brutal stretch of home performances from CSU over the last…...

Clay Millen is three starts into his collegiate career and while the Rams have not managed to win a game yet, the redshirt freshman quarterback is showing growth. Millen is completing 71% of his pass attempts (61-of-85), which is about 8% more than Carson Strong at this stage back in 2019, an encouraging sign according to associate head coach Matt…...

Colorado State has lost yet another player that was expected to be a major contributor in 2022. During his weekly press conference on Monday, head coach Jay Norvell announced that wide receiver Melquan Stovall has elected to leave the team and finish his collegiate career elsewhere. The news comes just one week after Dante Wright also chose to leave the…...

Colorado State fell to 0-3 for the first time since 2010 with a 38-7 loss at Washington State (3-0) Saturday. Dating back to last season, CSU’s losing streak of nine games is currently the longest in the country. Starting with the Rams’ first offensive series of the game, a three-and-out that ended with WAZZU linebacker Daiyon Henley sacking Clay Millen…...

Colorado State is working through growing pains in the early stages of the Jay Norvell era. While we have seen the team’s talent pop in small spurts over the first couple of games, the Rams need to be far more consistent if they are going to have an opportunity to be competitive in 2022. Norvell addressed this on a couple…...

Dante Wright has played his final game in the Green & Gold. On Tuesday the senior wide receiver confirmed earlier reports that he has elected to enter the transfer portal. https://twitter.com/DanteWright8/status/1569801955144511491 Wright was one of the more popular players on the roster over the last couple of years after bursting onto the scene in Mike Bobo’s final year back in…...

Colorado State has a long road ahead. Saturday’s home opener was a reminder that while the program is on the right track under Jay Norvell, the results are probably going to be a mixed bag in the first season. It’s easy to get ahead of ourselves, get caught up in the excitement of a new era, and all that comes…...

Saturday’s home opener was a familiar scene for Ram Nation. Colorado State (0-2) was favored at home, the students showed up ready to rock, and by halftime most of them were ready to move on with their day.  Considering the Rams were held scoreless in the first half for the second straight week and at one point trailed 34-0 — but…...

The Colorado State defense is eager to get back on the field this Saturday and use the experience they gained against an explosive Michigan offense. Speaking with a few of the players, while it was certainly frustrating to allow the Wolverines to score 51 points in Week 1 and there are a lot of things that need to be cleaned…...

Coming off of a blowout loss at Michigan, expectations have not changed for Colorado State in 2022. Everything that the Rams want to accomplish this season is still on the table, including reaching the postseason for the first time since 2017. In order for the Rams to begin the road to bowl season though, and prove that this program is…...

When Colorado State (0-1) and Middle Tennessee (0-1) face each other on Saturday, it will be the first-ever meeting between the two schools. Scheduled as a home-and-home agreement back in 2019, the Rams will host the Blue Raiders in the 2022 home opener, but then make the trip to Murfreesboro, TN in return next fall. That game is currently slated…...

Coming off of Saturday’s 51-7 loss to Michigan, head coach Jay Norvell is looking forward to the opportunity to correct the mistakes that hurt the Rams in Week 1. As the first-year CSU coach explained, there were opportunities for his team to capitalize more on both sides of the football last week, but the overall level of execution was just…...

Colorado State had no chance against No. 8 Michigan on Saturday. While it technically would have been possible for the Rams to pull an upset as 30.5 point underdogs, actually expecting an Applachian State-type result in Week 1 would have been like walking into a gas station fully expecting to win the lottery. Crazy things happen in college football, but…...