The win was the second on the road in conference play for the Rams, who improved to 8-6 overall and 2-1 in the Mountain West. CSU opened conference play with a win at Nevada on Dec. 21 before ...
For both the veterans playing their last game in a Colorado State uniform to young players looking to make an impact, ...
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CSU Rams can’t overcome slow start in home loss to New MexicoColorado State men’s basketball couldn’t overcome a slow start and lost their first game in Mountain West Conference play, 76 ...
Here is a look at CSU's bowl history, with notes and results for each bowl the Rams have played in. 1949 Raisin ...
With Mountain West play beginning this weekend, Tuesday’s night’s nonconference finale against Radford was Colorado State’s ...
DENVER — Sports fans across Colorado celebrated a historic day as the CSU Rams, Denver Broncos, and CU Buffaloes all took the field in critical football games on the same day Saturday.
COLORADO FOOTBALL FANS, THIS IS THE KIND OF WEEK YOU LIVE FOR. THREE GAMES, THREE TEAMS, AND SOME SERIOUS STAKES ON THE LINE.
Saturday is a feast for Colorado football fans, with Colorado State, Deion Sanders and the Buffs and the Broncos all playing.
For the second time in a row, the Rams were run out of the CU Events Center. Colorado took down CSU 72-55 Saturday night. "I guess I’ll use the word 'disappointing,'" CSU coach Niko Medved said.
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