Carpe Diem.
The CSU Rams open the 2026 season with a massive opportunity.
A win over Wyoming would not only kickstart the Jim Mora era in the perfect fashion — with the Bronze Boot being retrieved and returned to its rightful place — and bragging rights established for the proud supporters of the Green & Gold.
But after dropping the season opener in eight straight years, a stretch that’s been downright disastrous coming off the hype of building a new stadium, Colorado State has a chance to show the fanbase that for the first time in at least a decade, this team might just be different.
Despite the differences in resume, and despite wildly varying coaching styles and personalities in general, the last three CSU Football coaches all struggled with two key things: the first being slow starts out of the gate, and the second being the ability to win the big game.
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2 Comments (1 conversation)
Benjamin Walker
Can’t wait to see what Mora’s tough, hard-nosed approach can bring out of these guys!
Michael Lowell
Agreed. It’s time we have a disciplined year after so many years of sloppy play.