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FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Execute and win. Fail and lose. Although it’s become a cliche spouted by every football coach in the country, going up against Air Force’s triple-option offense this week, Colorado State football has significantly less room for error than usual. “We’ve got a big one with this rivalry game against Air Force — a game we haven’t won down…...

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Down, but not out. “I already talked about it. I talked about it in the locker room,” Colorado State head coach Mike Bobo said Saturday night of the upcoming Air Force game. “I said, ‘We’re in this situation. Nobody expected to be in this situation but we’re here. As Rams and as men, we’ve got an in-state rival coming…...