Colorado State head coach Jim Mora permanently dismissed defensive coordinator Tyson Summers after the Rams lost 56-26 to Oregon State. Mora stripped Summers of play-calling duties in the first half, after which Summers left the sideline. The decision followed a defensive collapse that marked the team's third consecutive loss allowing over 50 points.
Colorado State head coach Jim Mora dismissed defensive coordinator Tyson Summers during a 56-26 loss to Oregon State on October 3, 2026. Mora relieved Summers of play-calling duties in the first half, after which Summers left the sideline. The Rams subsequently lost by 30 points, marking their third consecutive defeat where they allowed over 50 points. Kenny McClendon assumed defensive play-calling responsibilities for the remainder of the game.
Head coach Jim Mora relieved defensive coordinator Tyson Summers of play-calling duties during the first quarter of a 56-26 loss to Oregon State. Summers left the field and was dismissed from the program. Co-coordinator Kenny McClendon took over play-calling and was named the new defensive coordinator.
Colorado State head coach Jim Mora Jr. removed defensive coordinator Tyson Summers from play-calling duties during the first half of a 56-26 loss to Oregon State on October 3. Summers subsequently left the sideline and was officially dismissed from the program. Mora installed co-coordinator Kenny McClendon as the new defensive play-caller, citing a need for immediate change after the Rams allowed 56 points and 639 yards. The decision followed a season where Colorado State’s defense ranked 129th nationally, allowing 34.3 points per game prior to this matchup.
No. 11 BYU Cougars face Colorado State Rams in Fort Collins on Saturday, with advanced metrics favoring BYU’s explosive offense and run game despite potential defensive injuries. BYU ranks 23rd in explosive play rate, while Colorado State allows the 131st most explosive plays nationally. The Cougars have zero giveaways, countering Colorado State’s 1st-ranked turnover forcing. BYU’s success rate on offense (9th nationally) contrasts with Colorado State’s 92nd-ranked success rate allowed, suggesting BYU can sustain drives. However, Colorado State’s offense is boom-or-bust, ranking 5th in avoiding third downs on touchdown drives. BYU may be without starting linebacker Siale Esera, who exited the Arizona game, and has already lost safety Raider Damuni and running back Sione Moa for the season. The Cougars are coming off a 28-17 win over Arizona, where QB Bear Bachmeier threw for 217 yards and three touchdowns. This is the highest-ranked opponent to play at Colorado State’s Canvas Stadium since its 2017 opening.
The #10-seeded Colorado State Rams will face the #7-seeded Texas Longhorns in the NCAA Tournament Midwest Region Round of 64. Colorado State comes off a First Four win against Virginia, showcasing solid offense and a need to improve rebounding. Texas, a good offensive team, lost in the Big 12 Tournament but has multiple players who can dominate. Betting predictions favor Colorado State to cover the spread and possibly pull off an upset, with expectations of a low-scoring game.
The live score and stats from the Colorado State Rams vs. Nevada Wolf Pack game on March 14, 2024 show a close match with the Rams and Wolf Pack trading points in the early minutes of the game. Key plays include K.J. Hymes making free throws for the Wolf Pack, Nick Davidson scoring a layup, and Nique Clifford making a dunk for the Rams.
The live score and stats from the NCAA basketball game between the San Jose State Spartans and the Colorado State Rams on March 13, 2024, show a close match with the Rams leading 36-33. The game tracker details turnovers, missed shots, fouls, and key plays, providing a play-by-play account of the ongoing game.
Colorado State Rams head coach Jay Norvell was asked about a seemingly dirty hit by safety Henry Blackburn that injured Colorado's Travis Hunter. Norvell claimed he couldn't see the hit clearly and couldn't provide a definitive answer. The hit has sparked controversy and escalated tensions between the teams. Hunter will be sidelined for at least two weeks, impacting Colorado's upcoming games against Oregon and USC.
Colorado State Rams head coach Jay Norvell was asked about a seemingly dirty hit by safety Henry Blackburn that injured Colorado's Travis Hunter. Norvell responded that he couldn't see the hit clearly and couldn't answer whether it was dirty or not. The hit has left Colorado without Hunter for the next two weeks, and Norvell's unapologetic comments are surprising.
Tom Brady applauds Shedeur Sanders for leading the Colorado Buffaloes to a double overtime win over the Colorado State Rams, responding to Sanders' comment about going into "Brady Mode" during the game. Brady, who has mentored Sanders since high school, posted emojis and jokingly expressed his desire to go into "Shedeur mode" in the future. Sanders and his father, NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, have helped the Buffaloes achieve a 3-0 record this season after a disappointing 1-11 record last year.
Shedeur Sanders, the dynamic junior quarterback for the Colorado Buffaloes, led his team to a thrilling double-overtime victory against in-state rival Colorado State Rams. Despite trailing in the fourth quarter, Sanders engineered a 98-yard drive to tie the game and then threw two touchdown passes in overtime to secure the win. His performance showcased his talent and resilience, earning praise from his father, head coach Deion Sanders. The game was a highly anticipated matchup, with national media coverage and celebrity guests in attendance.
Former CSU Rams quarterback Bradlee Van Pelt reflects on his past antics at Folsom Field, discusses his excitement for the upcoming Rocky Mountain Showdown between the Colorado Buffaloes and the Colorado State Rams, and expresses his support for his alma mater despite the odds being stacked against them. Van Pelt also shares his thoughts on Deion Sanders as the head coach of the Buffaloes and acknowledges the enduring popularity of his famous touchdown spike from 2002.