Rams relegated to play-in game, fall again to Air Force 63-59 in home finale
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March 5, 2006
Colorado State's upset bid fell four points short in a 63-59 loss to Air Force Saturday afternoon in Moby Arena as the Rams closed regular-season men's Mountain West Conference competition.
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Morris, Patterson to play in Moby finale
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March 4, 2006
It’s hard to believe, but today’s game is the end of the road for Micheal Morris at Moby Arena. He and guard Andrew Patterson will be honored before tipoff afternoon in their final home game in a Colorado State uniform.
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Rams drop road game at BYU, 77-69
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March 1, 2006
BYU used big runs at the start of both halves to maintain the lead throughout and withstood several Colorado State rallies to earn a 77-69 win at home Wednesday. The Cougars improved to 19-7 overall and 11-4 in the Mountain West Conference while the Rams fell to 15-13 overall and 4-11 in the MWC.
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2006 football schedule released
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March 1, 2006
Five home games at Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes Stadium in Fort Collins, plus a date with in-state rival Colorado at INVESCO Field in Denver highlight Colorado State's 2006 football schedule, which was announced today.
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CSU-CU heads back to Denver for three years
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March 1, 2006
The Metro Denver Sports Commission (MDSC) announced today that this year's football game between in-state rivals Colorado State University and the University of Colorado will return to Invesco Field at Mile High Stadium for the first time since 2002.
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NFL Scouting Combine no picnic
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March 1, 2006
The 2006 NFL Scouting Combine concluded Tuesday as 330 or so of the nation’s top collegiate football players tried to impress scouts in advance of the April 29-30 NFL Draft. Colorado State’s David Anderson was the lone Ram to attend the Combine, and he found out quickly that the event wasn’t a four-day vacation. Players were poked, prodded, tested, questioned, and stretched to their physical limits in an abundance of examinations and workouts. So, what is this annual Combine all about? RamNation gives you a look.
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Around the Horn, Vol. 42
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March 1, 2006
In this week's Around the Horn:
...Details about today's public release of the MWC football schedule
...The latest news on this year's football season tickets and CSU-CU tickets
...David Anderson's thoughts on the NFL Scouting Combine and Justin Holland being omitted
...Tough days for our neighbors to the north
...And much more
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David Anderson 'disappointed' with 40-time, but happy with overall performance at NFL Combine
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February 27, 2006
David Anderson wasn’t ecstatic about his performance at the NFL Scouting Combine at the RCA Dome in Indianapolis, Ind., but he came away thinking he had done well for himself in scouts’ eyes as the April 29-30 NFL Draft approaches.
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Colorado State-Wyoming quotebook
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February 26, 2006
Read the passionate comments of Dale Layer, Cory Lewis, Freddy Robinson, and Michael Harrison following Colorado State's exciting 80-78 road victory over Wyoming in Laramie. Wyoming coach Steve McLain and players Justin Williams and Brandon Ewing also weigh in on the game.
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Rams Hold Off Cowboys in Laramie
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February 26, 2006
Michael Harrison scored a career-high 28 points and Corey Lewis had a game-saving block as Colorado State withstood an 18-7 Wyoming run in the final 3:30 of the game to earn an 80-78 victory in Laramie Saturday night. The win marks CSU's first win in Wyoming since 2000 and is the Rams' second-straight road win after dropping 20 straight MWC road contests.
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Rams on national TV tonight with bout vs. rival Pokes
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February 25, 2006
Colorado State (14-12, 3-10 Mountain West Conference) and Wyoming (12-14, 5-8) square off at 8 p.m. MST in Laramie for a rare national telecast on ESPN2. The Rams will be looking for revenge after dropping a home game to the Pokes 72-67 back in January. It is Wyoming's final home game of the season, and the Cowboys are attempting to improve their home record to 4-4 on the season -- their worst mark in several years. The Rams likely need to win their final three games to have a shot at avoiding the play-in game in the Mountain West Conference Championship.
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Rams end home skid with 89-74 win over TCU
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February 23, 2006
It wasn’t a Picasso or a Rembrandt, but in the end it was a much-needed ‘W’ as the Colorado State Rams defeated the TCU Horned Frogs 89-74 Wednesday night in front of 2,903 fans at Moby Arena, breaking a five-game home losing streak.
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Around the Horn, Vol. 41
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February 22, 2006
In this week's Around the Horn:
...New marketing campaign on horizon for CSU athletics
...Another publication takes a shot at Dale Layer
...News around MWC basketball
...Ram softballer commits rare gaffe
...And much more
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RamSpeak Vol. 19: Basketball issues beyond coaching?
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February 21, 2006
Each week, RamNation Staff Writer Matt Schildt brings you “RamSpeak”, a column that focuses on, analyzes, and discusses specific aspects related to CSU athletics. This week, Schildt talks about how the basketball program's downslide could be more than just coaching, and he also continues his look at the NFL draft, focusing on the top centers/guards, and CSU's Albert Bimper.
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Three-Point Shooting Leads UNLV Past Rams
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February 18, 2006
Colorado State University rallied from a 12-point second half deficit to lead, but couldn't hold on, losing 80-72 to UNLV in men's Mountain West Conference basketball action Saturday afternoon.
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Rams snap 20-game road MWC losing streak with 69-61 OT win at Utah
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February 15, 2006
Sean Morris made a 3-pointer with 15 seconds left to force overtime and added two more 3s early in the extra period to help Colorado State snap a seven-game losing skid and 20-game MWC road losing streak with a 69-61 win over Utah Wednesday night in Salt Lake City.
The Rams (13-11, 2-9) won for the just the second time in the Mountain West Conference this season, with both wins coming against the Utes (12-11, 5-7). Click here for the recap, game notes, quotes, and box score.
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Around the Horn, Vol. 40
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February 15, 2006
In this week's Around the Horn:
...More on Mark Driscoll's resignation as A.D.
...Several former CSU football coaches on the move
...News around MWC football and basketball
...Several Alumni Association events are approaching
...And much more
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RamSpeak Vol. 18: “Less is more” should be criteria for next A.D.
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February 14, 2006
Each week, RamNation Staff Writer Matt Schildt brings you “RamSpeak”, a column that focuses on, analyzes, and discusses specific aspects related to CSU athletics. This week he takes a break from the typical analysis to give you his personal endorsement of a candidate for new CSU athletic director.
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CSU athletic director job apparently not worth the headaches
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February 9, 2006
The reaction to Wednesday’s news that Mark Driscoll was resigning as Colorado State’s athletic director varied greatly, with some people claiming it was an opportunity to get a new leader in the athletic department, and others disappointed to lose another athletic director after a very short tenure.
No matter what you believe, there is no mistaking of one thing: the athletic director job at CSU is no picnic.
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CSU staffers react to Driscoll's resignation
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February 9, 2006
Read the comments of Sonny Lubick, Jen Warden, Dale Layer, Gary Ozzello, Rich Bircumshaw, and Mike LaPlante in reaction to Mark Driscoll's sudden resignation as CSU athletic director.
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Rams worse than New Mexico; lose for 8th time in 9 games
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February 8, 2006
First, the New Mexico Lobos administered the dose of sodium pentothal in the first half as they successfully removed all energy from Moby Arena with their methodical play. Next they delivered a dose of Pancuronium bromide in the form of a pair of three-pointers by guard Mark Walters inside the final four minutes that took everyone’s breath away. And finally, they administered a lethal dose of potassium chloride as they clinically fought off any challenge Colorado State threw at them. In the end, the Lobos walked away from Moby Arena Wednesday night with an 80-78 victory.
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It's official: Driscoll returning to bank
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February 8, 2006
The official announcement has been made: Athletic Director Mark Driscoll is leaving his post at Colorado State to return to First National Bank.
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Athletic Director Mark Driscoll on his way out
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February 8, 2006
Colorado State athletic director Mark Driscoll, who was hired less than three years ago, is resigning today to return as President of First National Bank, sources have confirmed. An official announcement will likely come within the hour.
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Hoops scouting report: Rams hope to get off schneid vs. Lobos
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February 8, 2006
It used to be that fans looked towards the New Mexico game as an opportunity to jeer Lobos coach Ritchie McKay, the former Ram coach who departed for a new job two years after taking over at CSU. But, the days of students specially designing anti-McKay T-shirts or prominent boosters spending their own money to print up a McKay-spoofed newspaper as a means of mocking McKay and his “Dream Job” departure from CSU are probably over. All fans care about at this point is getting a victory -- any victory – no matter if it’s against New Mexico, or Little Sisters of the Poor.
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Around the Horn, Vol. 39
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February 8, 2006
In this week's Around the Horn:
...The latest on Justin Holland's status regarding the the NFL Scouting Combine
...CSU parking management rains on Brady Smith's parade
...Joey Porter forgets lessons from CSU's "media guidance class"
...Ram hoops no longer in line for three-game MWC tourney run
...And much more
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