Justin Michael reacts to Monday’s big news that Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi will start at QB for the Rams in the Rocky Mountain Showdown. Justin explains why the timing of the decision surprised him a little bit, but certainly makes sense given CSU’s lack of offensive success. He talks about what this could mean for Clay Millen in both the short and…
Lucie pulled the football away once again on Saturday night, and Charlie Brown, just as he did last year and the year before that, fell flat on his face for all to see. There were high hopes for Colorado State going into Week 1. With a retooled offensive line, significant returning talent at multiple key positions, and a roster that…
It’s no secret that things were ugly in 2022, especially in the opening month of the season. Colorado State was outscored 164-43 in non-conference games, including a 31-point loss to Washington State in Week 3 (38-7). “We really couldn’t have played any worse than we did a year ago, especially in the first quarter, the first half,” Jay Norvell recently…
Justin Michael is joined by CSU head football coach Jay Norvell live at the DNVR Studio. The guys talk about the start of fall camp and how the Rams looked in the first scrimmage of the season. They also dive into expectations for some of the star players on the team, the evolving landscape of the game, recruiting success and…
Justin Michael starts the podcast by giving out his best preseason value bets for the Mountain West in 2023. Justin then gives an update on the realignment saga and talks about why all eyes are on Arizona at the moment. Finally, Justin sets the scene for the start of fall camp and gives five questions about the offense in 2023.…
Live from Circa Las Vegas, Justin Michael talks about the benefits of Carson Strong joining the CSU Football staff. He also talks about Jay Norvell’s comments on an SEC team trying to steal Tory Horton. And he finishes up with a segment on institutional support and why it’s key. An ALLCITY Network Production PARTY WITH US: http://bit.ly/3D9aqH1 ALL THINGS DNVR:…
Justin Michael breaks down the action from Saturday’s Green & Gold Game. Throughout the podcast, he talks about the offensive line holding up this spring, Clay Millen’s development with the other pass catchers on the team and much more! Justin also plays audio from interviews with Jay Norvell, Clay Millen and Jack Howell. DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! iTunes Link | Stitcher Link |Spotify…
Colorado State wrapped up the spring football period with the annual Green & Gold Game on Saturday. On a chilly Fort Collins afternoon, the Rams played in an intrasquad scrimmage, pitting the starters against the twos and threes in a setting that mimics a live game scenario. Although not everyone on the roster was active — the starting defense was…
On a sunny Saturday in Fort Collins, a perfect morning to showcase campus for recruits taking it all in, the Colorado State Rams practiced in pads for the first time of spring. With real officials on the field, CSU got in a couple hours of quality work, including situations where the starters went against each other. Jay Norvell said afterwards…
DNVR Rams predicts the future for CSU Football.
The 2022 season is officially in the books and although Colorado State finished 3-9 for the second straight year, and missed the postseason for the fifth consecutive year, the feeling in Ram Nation is that the program is trending in the right direction. With that in mind, let’s dive right on into it. Here are 10 thoughts on CSU football,…
Air Force extended its winning streak over Colorado State to six games with a 24-12 victory over the Rams in Colorado Springs Saturday night. The Falcons rushed for 359 yards as a team, the sixth time this season they’ve gone for at least 300 on the ground. And on a night where Air Force did not complete a single pass…
Pain. For the sixth time in the last seven years, Wyoming will return to Laramie with the Bronze Boot. The Cowboys defeated the Rams 14-13 at Canvas Stadium Saturday night in a game that will sting for the local supporters for quite some time. The Rams had their chances and even led by double digits after jumping out to a…
Colorado State fell 28-16 to San Jose State in a frustrating game that ultimately got away from the Rams Saturday night. CSU racked up penalties, failed to execute in the Red Zone, and at times struggled to protect the quarterback as the Spartans produced nine sacks and 14 tackles for loss on the night. We already covered all of that…...
Colorado State could have and probably should have beaten San Jose State on Saturday night. One week after getting bullied by Boise State in a completely one-sided game, CSU looked like a different team this weekend. As 24 point underdogs the Rams went into CEFCU Stadium and gave one of the more experienced and athletic teams in the Mountain West…
Colorado State found a way on Saturday. The Rams trailed by 10 at halftime and appeared to be on the verge of a disappointing loss to Hawaii. After scoring just 3 points in the first 30 minutes of action though, CSU outscored the visiting Warriors 14-0 to come away with a 17-13 victory at Canvas Stadium. Going back to 1965,…
Justin Michael dives into Clay Millen’s first month as a starting quarterback and compares it to Carson Strong (2019) and Ty Gangi (2017) at Nevada. Justin talks about how their situations are similar, as well as how they’re different. He also breaks down some goals for Millen in the second half of the year based on how those under guys…
Colorado State’s 17-13 loss to Utah State was frustrating on multiple levels. The Rams had a great opportunity to move to 2-0 in conference play with another winnable game coming up against Hawaii. After losing the first four games of the year, the Rams had a chance to put themselves in position to at least try and make a run…...
Clay Millen is still dealing with a shoulder injury and is expected to miss another week. During his weekly press conference on Monday afternoon, head coach Jay Norvell said that the hope is for the Rams to have their starting quarterback back for the Hawaii game. Unfortunately though, it’s looking like the sprained AC Joint that Millen suffered against Sacramento…...
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…...
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