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A century at war
Rams football ready for 100th Border War
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When the Colorado State Rams take the field on Saturday afternoon, they will be playing much more than a typical game. The Rams (5-6, 3-4 MWC) are set to face the Wyoming Cowboys (4-7, 1-6 MWC) at War Memorial Stadium in Laramie, renewing one of the biggest rivalry games of the season.
Men's basketball host Minnesota
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By Matthew Pucak The Rocky Mountain Collegian Much of the hype this week at CSU is focused north toward Laramie, as the Border War takes center stage on Saturday at noon. But later that evening, there is a men's hoops battle sure to impress. Tim Miles and the Rams welcome the Minnesota Golden Gophers and coach Tubby Smith to Moby Arena at 8 p.
Rams lose critical match in Provo
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The CSU volleyball team can still win the Mountain West Conference title this season, but its shot at doing so took a big hit Thursday night in a five-set loss to the Brigham Young Cougars. BYU (13-12, 6-9 MWC), with nothing to play for but pride, shocked the Rams (22-4, 12-3 MWC) at Elaine Michaelis Court in Provo, Utah with a flawless performance.
CSU safety carousel stops with Smith, Galusha
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When the season started, there were a lot of questions about the CSU football team. How will senior Billy Farris do at quarterback? Which running back will produce more, Kyle Bell or Gartrell Johnson III? How improved will the offensive line be from a year ago? And the list goes on.
Rams open home schedule with Idaho
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Saturday afternoon the Rams host their first regular season home game in Moby Arena against the Idaho Vandals. The Rams started the regular season at 0-2, including a crushing 30-point loss to rival CU-Boulder Wednesday night, but coaches and players are still convinced this is a different basketball team than last year.
Travel-friendly schedule saves CSU much-needed money
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A penny saved is a penny earned. Such is the case this year for the Rams football team and the cash-strapped athletics department at CSU. Thanks to a schedule drafted by the Mountain West Conference and three non-conference games played within state, the team is saving thousands of precious dollars from its travel budget, investing some of the extra money in recruiting as part of the program's rebuilding efforts.
Rams pull out late victory
CSU downs Cowboys and looks to go bowling
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The Colorado State Rams could not have asked for things to go any better. The Rams (6-6 4-4) defeated the Wyoming Cowboys (4-8 2-6) Saturday afternoon in come from behind 31-20 victory, winning the coveted bronze boot trophy and achieving bowl eligibly for the first time in three years.
