Justin Michael is joined by former CSU center Nico Carvacho (2016-2020) and the two go over what it was like for the ‘Big Chile’ to return to Moby Arena and experience the Orange Out from the stands. Carvacho talks about what he did while he was in town and how much he enjoys watching the 2021-22 Rams. He also explains…
Justin Michael is joined by Ryan Greene of CBS4 Denver. In the first half of the episode, the two discuss the the return of pro sports and some of the problems that may arise. Later in the episode, Justin and Ryan talk about the 2020 Rocky Mountain Showdown being cancelled and reminisce about their favorite spots on the CSU campus.…
Eric Wedum of the D-line discusses his Fort Collins roots with Justin Michael. On this episode, the two discuss O.G. FoCo locations and the crazy expansion that the city has seen over the last two decades. They also reminisce over the 1990’s and a different era for CSU Football. DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! iTunes Link | Stitcher Link |Spotify Link…
Justin Michael is joined by former Ram Ruckus president Jacob Hintzman to debate their all-time starting lineups for CSU men’s hoops. Before they get into hoops history, the two talk about Hintzman’s local roots, the highs and lows of working for Ram Ruckus, and the future of CSU football. DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! iTunes Link | Stitcher Link |Spotify Link…
Ryan Greene of CBS4 joins Justin Michael to talk about how the Coronavirus is impacting their lives. Later in the episode, the two talk about how Fort Collins used to be a rowdier party town. Finally, the two of them wrap up the show with how Ryan became one of the best videographers in the game. DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! …
And the stadium goes up! On a Tuesday. In fact, construction of Colorado State’s new on-campus stadium is flying by because they take few days off (Sundays seem to be the only time the former, giant parking lot sits still as it’s transformed into a beautiful, new stadium). If you live in Fort Collins, now’s a great time to…...
Over the next 30 years, Colorado State will be receiving $20 million from a secret donor to transfer the name of “Sonny Lubick Field” from Hughes Stadium to on-campus stadium when its doors open in 2017. Head coach of the Rams from 1993-2007, Lubick took a laughing stock of a program and built it from the ground up. Undoubtedly…...
Ah, spring of 2016. The birds are chirping, a light rain is falling in Fort Collins and things are progressing nicely. Colorado State football head coach Mike Bobo is quickly entering his second season in his current position as spring practices begin at the end of the month, March 25 to be exact. Then, the annual Green and Gold…...
Welcome to Fort Collins, newbies. Need some extra muscle to haul your things into your dorm room? You’re in luck! Colorado State athletes are out and about, helping the freshmen move in today, welcoming them to campus. It’s organized community outreach from the entire athletics department and every program is involved. All told, around 170 student-athletes are out helping…...
Colorado State’s new on-campus football stadium is in the works. In little more than two years, the Rams will kickoff their 2017 season in their glistening and gleaming stadium on the south end of campus in Fort Collins, and now, more details have come to light. Here are most of them: -Seating capacity will be 41,000 including standing room…...
Colorado State sports have been superbly successful as of late, and there’s someone the entire athletics department should be thanking; Jack Graham. After two and a half “bold” years, Graham was gone in August 2014, for one reason or a multitude of them piling up so high, like a city landfill, they could be ignored no longer. But, not…...
Written by Rich Kurtzman We’re all currently witnessing the greatest era in the history of the Colorado State Men’s basketball program. It’s all thanks to the leadership of Larry Eustachy. In three years as the head man in Fort Collins, here’s what Eustachy has done. He owns the two top records in program history, 26-9 in 2012-13 and 26-5 this…...
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