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Down to the wire
Johnson, Greer lead offense to conference victory
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It's amazing the difference a week can make. Seven days removed from scoring only seven points in a loss, the CSU football team took a huge step forward this weekend, and has an undefeated conference record to show for it. CSU (3-2, 1-0 MWC) defeated the UNLV (3-3, 0-2 MWC) Rebels in front of a crowd of 19,000 at Hughes Stadium, thanks in large part to Ram's best offensive performance in the past 11 months.
Get in the choppa, 'The Predator' is on the loose
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The crowd is here. And the lights are on. And they want a show. And oh, oh, oh, did they get one. No, I'm not talking about Lupe Fiasco, who drew quite a crowd himself at Sunday night's homecoming concert with his hit "Superstar." And forget whoever wins CSU Idol.
Rams entertain with top 25 thriller
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In a match that included long rallies, numerous lead changes and even a set that went to 31 points, the 3,252 fans at Moby Arena on Saturday enjoyed arguably the most exciting match of the season as the No. 12 Rams defeated No. 25 Arizona in four sets. Bringing the athletic Pac-10 team to Fort Collins, which head coach Tom Hilbert thinks is underrated at No.
Rams upset in Oregon, place 8th
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On Saturday the cross country team ran in Eugene, Ore., against their first nationally ranked competition. After finishing in first place in their first two races, both the men's and women's teams finished in eighth place out of nine teams. The competition included No.
Men's golf takes first place in desert
Morris finishes strong in fourth
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The CSU men's golf team won their second tournament of the year Sunday afternoon in the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate in Palm Desert, Calif. The Rams finished seven shots ahead of Idaho with a combined one under par in the final round. "I thought we played really well," said head coach Jamie Bermel.
