The John Weber Era in Fort Collins became official Thursday. CSU Rams president Amy Parsons announced that Weber will continue as athletic director on a permanent basis, removing the interim tag that had been place since the latter stepped into the role this past February. Weber was announced as CSU interim AD on Feb. 19, when Parsons removed Joe Parker from the position, one … [Read more...] about CSU Rams name John Weber athletic director, removing interim tag
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Colorado State Basketball Remains Perfect
Deolu Akingbade Sun, 12/19/2021 It is stunning how the Colorado State Rams are doing this college basketball season. The Mountain West team is one of seven undefeated D1 basketball teams. Even better, the Rams are ranked in the AP Top 25. The college basketball world already knew how surprisingly elite the Rams were when they hoisted the Paradise Jam Tournament … [Read more...] about Colorado State Basketball Remains Perfect
Dolphins take CSU edge rusher Mohamed Kamara in fifth round of NFL draft
After becoming a violent pass rusher at Colorado State, Mohamed Kamara will take his talents to South Beach. The Miami Dolphins took Kamara in the fifth round (158th overall) of the NFL draft. Kamara will join a Miami draft class that currently includes first-round edge rusher Chop Robinson, offensive tackle Patrick Paul and running back Jaylen Wright. Kamara left Colorado … [Read more...] about Dolphins take CSU edge rusher Mohamed Kamara in fifth round of NFL draft
Key players missing from CSU’s annual Green and Gold spring game
FORT COLLINS — Colorado State football ended its spring slate of 15 workouts with its annual Green & Gold spring game Saturday on a cold and snowy afternoon at Canvas Stadium. With the focus of ending spring practices on a high note, the results and reactions were mixed from the coaches and players. The format of the game, as it has been in each of head coach Jay Norvell’s … [Read more...] about Key players missing from CSU’s annual Green and Gold spring game
Renck: CSU Rams quarterback Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi stood on business. Now he’s ready to finish what he started last fall.
FORT COLLINS – Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi is not interested in chasing monster money. After he showcased his intriguing potential for Colorado State last fall, NIL offers to leave were available. Coach Jay Norvell said in December that one school tried to poach his redshirt sophomore quarterback for $600,000. In a world defined by the instant gratification of TikTok and filtered … [Read more...] about Renck: CSU Rams quarterback Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi stood on business. Now he’s ready to finish what he started last fall.