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Rams receive gifts for bowl appearance
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For the CSU Rams, Santa Claus is coming five days early this year. But instead of a fat man in a red suit handing out the gifts, it will be the third annual New Mexico Bowl. Today, college football is more than just a game, it's also a business. Part of that is the sponsorship, particularly by companies whose major demographic is 15-25 year olds and thanks to the marketing teams of select companies, players on Football Bowl Subdivision teams who reach the post season receive gift packages that differ by bowl game.
Fans pack Moby for tournament without Rams
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The first NCAA volleyball regional at Moby Arena did not pan out exactly as CSU head coach Tom Hilbert envisioned when the team made the bid to host, but it was nonetheless positive as nearly 3,000 fans filled the seats both Friday and Saturday nights. "I envisioned it with about 3,000 more people and us playing, but this community is just great for volleyball," Hilbert said.
Rams stay cool at the line, beat UNI
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The Rams handed Northern Iowa (2-7) their seventh loss of the season Sunday afternoon, defeating the Panthers 55-53 in Moby Arena. The Rams came into Sunday's game with a 2-6 record after losing to Montana last Wednesday night and faced a UNI team that was on a five-game losing streak.
Cardinal reign over Rams at Moby
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The Stanford Cardinal certainly like Moby Arena. Friday and Saturday nights saw the Cardinal women's volleyball team win two matches to move onto the NCAA Tournament Final Four. As an added bonus, Sunday the men's basketball squad ran away from the CSU Rams in the second half of their game for a 74-63 win.
Bring on the bulldogs
Rams ready for first bowl game since 2005
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After fighting tough weather, an ever-demanding finals schedule and the pressure of the team's first postseason appearance in three years, the CSU Rams are ready to go bowling. The Rams are set to take on the Fresno State Bulldogs in the third annual New Mexico Bowl in Albuquerque Dec.
The Star Report: Rams trading caps and gowns for helmets, pads
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This Friday and Saturday hundreds of students will celebrate receiving their hard-earned degrees from CSU with commencement ceremonies at Moby Arena and the Lory Student Center Main Ballroom. Donning a cap and gown, it'll be the culmination of four to five, and sometimes six years of Scantron tests, research papers and Power Point presentations.
Rams win New Mexico Bowl [Slideshow]
Johnson's career day guides CSU to win
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Big players step up in big games - case and point, Gartrell Johnson. Not only did the senior just have the biggest game of his entire career, but he did it on the biggest stage he's ever played on while guiding the CSU Rams to a bowl title and their first winning season in five years.
Ram Road Trip
Students, players, performers travel to N.M. for bowl game
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Before the semester began, several questions about the CSU Rams football squad went unanswered. Would the Rams improve from last season? How would Steve Fairchild fare in his first season at the helm of the team? Could the Rams pull off an invite to a bowl game? With just over two weeks removed from the Border War win over Wyoming, sealing a 6-6, bowl-eligible season, the Rams will flock to Albuquerque, N.
