Austin White
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Pueblo, CO, United States
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How to watch: Colorado high school football state championships from CSU Pueblo
Check in here to see how to watch all seven title games happening this weekend at CSU Pueblo. → Read More
How to watch: Colorado high school football state championships from CSU Pueblo
Check in here to see how to watch all seven title games happening this weekend at CSU Pueblo. → Read More
Broncos players speak, march at George Floyd protest in Denver: 'We have to use our moral compass'
Broncos players like Von Miller, Justin Simmons and Alexander Johnson took turns speaking to the crowd at the capitol building in Denver on Saturday. → Read More
CHSAA creates task force for potential impacts to 2020-21 high school sports season
In a statement sent to member schools’ athletic directors, CHSAA Commissioner Rhonda Blanford-Green detailed the creation of a “Resocialization to Activities” task force. → Read More
Injuries shake up the backcourt of CSU men’s basketball
For Colorado State men’s basketball, the pecking order for floor general has dwindled and the outcomes provide varying pros and cons. → Read More
CSU men’s basketball looks to weather the storm against Nevada
Nevada (19-4, 8-1 MW) will certainly not make things any easier for the gasping Rams. Coming to Fort Collins is potential conference Player of the Year Caleb Martin who averages 19.6 points per game at the forward position. → Read More
White: ‘State Pride’ needs to extend outside of football and basketball
This inclusion into the fashion parade has been limited to only three of the university’s teams, though, when it appears that expanding it to all of the programs would be a simple move. → Read More
Rams lose in New Mexico despite big night from big men
With both starting guards for the Colorado State Rams out with injuries, ball possession came at a premium in the Rams’ 80-65 loss at the New Mexico Lobos Saturday night. CSU finished with 23 turnovers and lost despite shooting 53.1 percent from the field. Junior guard Prentiss Nixon missed his third straight game with an … → Read More
J.D. Paige suffers broken hand in loss to San Diego State
The backcourt of the Colorado State men’s basketball team added another injury to its list Thursday morning when junior guard J.D. Paige announced on Twitter that he has a broken hand. The Rams' leader in minutes played joins fellow junior guard Prentiss Nixon who has endured multiple injuries already this season. → Read More
Aztecs down Rams behind hot shooting and CSU foul trouble
The Colorado State men’s basketball team fell victim to the hot hand of its opponents, this time in the form of the San Diego State Aztecs who defeated the Rams 97-78 Wednesday night. The Aztecs finished shooting 55.6 percent, including 43.3 percent from the 3-point line. The matchup marked the 83rd time the two teams had … → Read More
MW turning into a two-team race for regular season title
Conference season and the year as a whole have been very streaky for the Rams who have shown glimpses of potential while also displaying their struggles. → Read More
Conference season turns Moby Madness into sadness for CSU hoops
The Rams are currently tied for sixth in the Mountain West at 3-4 and have lost all three of the home conference matchups. In contrast, the Rams’ three wins have all been in tougher situations out on the road. → Read More
White: Eustachy failing to meet CSU fans’ expectations
Six years into the Larry Eustachy era of Colorado State men’s basketball and tension between the fans of the Rams and the head coach seem to be rising. CSU only has three conference championships in their program’s history and Eustachy seemed as if he could help put more trophies in the case when he was … → Read More
Top 10 CSU sports moments of 2017
Bittersweet goodbyes and record-breaking events filled the headlines of Colorado State sports in 2017. From buzzer beaters to heartbreaking losses, the Rams gave fans a mixed bag of emotions across all sports this year. Here are the 10 most memorable moments from 2017. → Read More
Rams end 2017 with home victory over San Jose State
The bottom of the bucket could not be found by the San Jose State Spartans Saturday afternoon as the Colorado State Rams held them to only 48 points in their 63-48 victory. The Spartans came into Fort Collins averaging 73.3 points per game and a 36 percent 3-point shooting mark. “Good win on a short … → Read More
Stanford blocks CSU volleyball from third round of NCAA tournament
The Rams hit only .085 against the Cardinal and were blocked 16 times in their 14-25, 15-25, 9-25 loss. → Read More
Rams defeat Michigan for second time in 2017, advance to second round of NCAA tournament
PALO ALTO, California – For the first time since 2014, No. 23 Colorado State volleyball will be heading to the second round of the NCAA tournament after defeating Michigan in four sets Friday night (25-23, 23-25, 25-22, 26-24). CSU quadrupled their block total from their first match against Michigan earlier this year, stuffing the Wolverines … → Read More
Rams head to California to take on Michigan in NCAA tournament
The Rams took care of the Wolverines in a sweep as part of an early-season tournament hosted by CSU. → Read More
Katie Oleksak headlines list of award winners for CSU volleyball
Sophomore Katie Oleksak was named the Mountain West Player of the Year, head coach Tom Hilbert took home MW Coach of the Year honors and redshirt freshman Breana Runnels was named Newcomer of the Year. → Read More
CSU volleyball draws rematch against Michigan in first round of NCAA tournament
A 23rd consecutive NCAA tournament appearance will begin for the No. 23 Colorado State Rams with a rematch against the Michigan Wolverines at 5:30 p.m. on Dec. 1. → Read More