Recruiting Blog - Signing Day Recap
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February 3, 2010
Tweeter's take on the Colorado State Class of 2010
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CSU adds 28 on football National Signing Day
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February 3, 2010
Colorado State officially named its 2010 football recruiting class Wednesday during National Signing Day. For the press release, notes, bios, and more, click here.
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Fairchild comments on the 2009 commitments during the Signing Day press conference
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February 4, 2009
Check out Steve Fairchild's comments from the Wednesday's Signing Day Press Conference.
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CSU announces Fairchild's second class
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February 4, 2009
Steve Fairchild this afternoon is announcing his second recruiting class as Colorado State head coach...The class includes 20 true freshmen and one junior-college player...Several players have already enrolled and will begin practicing with the Rams in March.
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Recruiting class 2009 bios
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February 4, 2009
Read the bios of the newest Rams, who signed letters of intent Wednesday to attend Colorado State University and play football this Fall.
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CSU adds "Signing Day Central" webpage to track incoming commitments
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February 4, 2009
Check out incoming commitments' bios and highlight reels, as well as press conference quotes and other features at the new CSU Signing Day Central webpage.
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Quotes from Sonny Lubick on Signing Day
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February 7, 2007
Quotes from Colorado State head coach Sonny Lubick on the 2007 recruiting class.
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24 recruits sign on the dotted line
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February 7, 2007
Colorado State football coach Sonny Lubick today announced the signing of 24 signees to national letters of intent, the first day under NCAA guidelines prospective student-athletes can formally agree to attend a respective institution. The list includes a pair of junior college transfers - one who is already enrolled in school and another who joins the program next fall.
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Ram football hoping Florida is fountain of youth
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February 17, 2006
According to assistant football coach Marc Lubick, who is now in charge of recruiting Florida for Colorado State, approximately 305 Division I prep players from the state of Florida signed with Division I programs. Marc's dad, head coach Sonny Lubick, believes the state is behind only California and Texas when it comes to football talent.
That's why the Rams are spending more time recruiting there, and why they nabbed three Florida recruits in this year's class
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Recruiting Roundtable -- Insights into incoming football players' recruitment to CSU
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February 13, 2006
Ever wonder what goes through the minds of football players during the recruiting process, why they chose a school, what they liked best, and all that stuff? RamNation caught up with six players from Colorado State’s incoming 2006 recruiting class to gain insight on such questions and more.
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Mountain West Conference recruiting round-up
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February 10, 2006
RamNation recruiting guru Brian McCoy gives you his rankings and overview of the recruiting efforts of nine schools in the Mountain West Conference, and how CSU stacks up.
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Who will be next great CSU walk-on?
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February 3, 2006
Now that the scholarships have been filled and the letters of intent have been signed, the best of the remaining prep athletes will be looking for programs where they can walk on. Colorado State has invited a handful of players to be "preferred walk-ons", meaning they'd be a part of the 105-player group that is allowed to practice before the start of classes in the fall. Here is our list of CSU's top walk-on candidates.
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Quarterback derby: McDougal and Neuenfeldt join a suddenly crowded QB corps
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February 3, 2006
With Wednesday’s signing of Arvada West’s Sean McDougal (6-1.5, 200 lb) and Scottsdale, Ariz.’s Nick Neuenfeldt (6-4, 240 lb), Colorado State will have five scholarship quarterbacks on its roster for the first time in several years. Offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Dan Hammerschmidt said the Rams have been playing with fire by only carrying three the past few years, but thanks to the latest signees, they now have depth and a lot of healthy competition.
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Rams nab only six in-state players, but insist Colorado is Priority No. 1
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February 2, 2006
Colorado State's in-state numbers were a tad down this year, dropping from nine Colorado preps in each of the past two years to six this year. But, head coach Sonny Lubick assured Wednesday that patrolling the state is still the staff's top priority.
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Audio: Sonny Lubick's thoughts on the 2006 recruiting class
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February 2, 2006
Listen to 38 minutes of unedited audio full of Sonny Lubick's candid comments about the 2006 recruiting class, stories behind the players, and humorous tales on the recruiting trail.
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No big names, no problem; recruiting class mimicks successful 2005 group
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February 2, 2006
The Rams once again have a recruiting class that may lack sizzle on the surface, but upon looking deeper yields optimism. A key summarization for this year’s class is balance. CSU signed some good athletes, while addressing some pressing needs at tight end and safety, and filling out depth along both lines.
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Signing Day 101: Turning verbal commitments into signed National Letters of Intent
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February 1, 2006
All across the country today, student athletes will be converting their verbal commitments into binding agreements by signing their names to Letters of Intent to compete in athletics at specific universities. But what exactly is a Letter of Intent, and what does it mean to the players and coaches? We explain.
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23 skidoo: Rams’ 2006 recruiting class set to sign
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January 31, 2006
National football recruiting signing day is Wednesday. Do you know who CSU's latest crop of players are? RamNation gives you the rundown, with the insights of recruiting reporter Brian McCoy.
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Rams find limited success in recruiting the old stomping grounds –- San Diego
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January 30, 2006
Colorado State used to make a killing recruiting in San Diego County. This year the Rams struck out on several good prospects, but did manage to land a potential star in La Jolla High School linebacker/defensive end Mike Maracle (6’5”/200 lb). Maracle will sign with CSU after plenty of influence from former Rams E.J. Watson and Anthony Hill, who are assistants at La Jolla.
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Rams complete class with Tampa defensive tackle
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January 27, 2006
Colorado State has apparently put the finishing touches on its 2006 recruiting class, and it did so by filling a position of desperate need--defensive tackle.
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Rams get second QB commitment in athletic Neuenfeldt
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January 21, 2006
When Michigan State transfer Bradlee Van Pelt made his move to Colorado State and created a legacy for himself as one of the most gifted, athletic quarterbacks to ever play at the university, he forced the Ram coaching staff to re-think its love affair with pure drop-back passing quarterbacks. Last year, the Rams signed mobile quarterback Grant Stucker, and this year have added two more, including freshly committed Nick Neuenfeldt who gave a verbal this week.
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CSU adds another McDougal/Bell type by nabbing Miami Dade County’s leading rusher
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January 20, 2006
Colorado State will soon have the distinction of sporting two former Dade County leading rushers on its 2006 roster. CSU gained a commitment this week from Miami Columbus High School running back John Mosure (5'10"/200 lb), who led Dade County in rushing this past season with 1,534 yards and 22 touchdowns and was selected as first-team All-Dade County.
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Colorado State adds another offensive lineman in Guy Miller
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January 16, 2006
Colorado State continues to add to its incoming crop of offensive linemen, getting a commitment earlier this month from Guy Miller (6-3, 270 lb) from Scott Community H.S. in Scott City, Kan.
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Countdown to Signing Day 2006 (Part 2)--Players who remain on CSU’s list, and where they’ll likely end up
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January 13, 2006
In a follow-up to Wednesday's Countdown to Signing Day 2006 (Part 1) article, we outline some prospects who remain on CSU’s list to fill the last couple of scholarship spots, and where each player will likely end up
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Could CSU consider signing three quarterbacks? Rams have eye on athletic QB from Arizona
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January 12, 2006
It used to be that Colorado State liked to recruit pure drop-back passers. The incredible career of Bradlee Van Pelt has seemingly changed that as Ram coaches are now publicly declaring their desire to have mobile athletes at the quarterback position. CSU already received a verbal commitment from All-Colorado quarterback Sean McDougal, but the Rams are giving strong looks to two other athletic signal-callers--and may be serious about signing them.
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