Reality set in for Colorado State on Saturday night.
After the first 2-0 start since 2011, the Rams (2-1) were completely overpowered by No. 11 BYU (3-0) in an ugly 41-23 loss.
The hope was to hang around long enough to make CSU’s old WAC and Mountain West counterparts sweat in the second half.
But after losing starting quarterback Hauss Hejny with a hamstring injury before the first quarter had even ended, what once looked like a fun opportunity for the Green & Gold to make a statement in front of a national TV audience, quickly developed into a nightmare of a night for Ram Nation.
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1 Comment
ramenity
The way he pulled up and grabbed his hammy, he definitely tweaked it pretty good. I don’t think it was a full tear though. I think he’ll still miss at least a couple weeks. I’d be very surprised if he played next week. They better not play him unless he is 100%, or else it’ll dog him the rest of the season.