Meet Anchorage tight end Cory Macon, one of CSU's latest commitments
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December 15, 2005
Colorado State has a terrific athlete in Kory Sperry whose has become an impact player on offense. This fact has not been lost on Ram coaches, and they have taken a step to ensure that when Sperry graduates CSU in a couple of years, the team won’t be left empty handed. That step was securing the commitment of an athlete from Alaska named Cordell (Cory) Macon.
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LB commitment Nick Eaton grew up "dreaming of playing for Sonny"; enjoyed his weekend visit
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December 12, 2005
One of the earliest commitments to Colorado State’s 2006 recruiting class also happens to be one of the bigger Ram fans you’ll find. Nick Eaton (6’3”, 225 lb, 4.69 forty) from Loveland H.S. will be sticking close to home to play for his favorite childhood team.
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2006 prospect to watch: QB C.J. Sedoris one of a few QB prospects to visit CSU
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December 6, 2005
Sonny Lubick has hinted that quarterback is not a position of great priority this recruiting class, and it appears that Colorado State will only host three quarterbacks for official visits this year. The first one to visit this past weekend was C.J. Sedoris (6’2”/180 lb) from Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas.
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Big visits scheduled next weekend as CSU enters recruiting crunch time
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December 1, 2005
This is the critical time in the recruiting game for schools around the country. High school seasons are wrapping up and players are beginning to take official visits in earnest.
The big recruiting weekend for Colorado State this year may be next weekend (December 9-10) as several key prospects are scheduled to visit campus.
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Montrose H.S. receiver Rawlings commits to CSU
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November 28, 2005
David Anderson will be leaving Colorado State as the top receiver in school history. Filling his shoes next season won’t be an easy task, but talented players like Johnny Walker, Dustin Osborn, George Hill, Luke Roberts, and Damon Morton will still make nice targets.
As noted by the young talent already establishing themselves as impact players on the field, CSU didn’t have to put a huge focus on recruiting receivers last season. But, you should expect a few prospects to be signed this year. The first such player to commit to CSU is Montrose High School (Class 4A) athlete Tyler Rawlings.
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Athletic TE Detwiler ready for a new school -- CSU
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November 9, 2005
Over the years, Colorado State has dug deep into small schools to mine some of its best talent. Tight end/H-back Grant Detwiler from small Holland Hall Preparatory school in Tulsa, Okla. has recently committed to play for the Rams next season and could be the next small-school success story.
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2006 prospect to watch: QB McDougal says CSU is his No. 1
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October 26, 2005
Six years ago, when Kevin McDougal was running wild on national television as a star running back for Colorado State, ESPN cameras regularly to his family sitting in the stands. Sitting along with Kevin’s dad, Mike, who also played at CSU from 1966-70, was his younger brother Sean, who wasn’t even a teenager yet.
Now, he's a CSU recruiting prospect who says the Rams are his top choice so far.
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2006 prospect to watch: Grand Junction WR Novotny keeping Rams interested with big senior year
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October 18, 2005
Colorado State is keeping close watch on talented two-way player Mark Novotny from Grand Junction High School. Novotny, a 6-0, 185 lb wide receiver/defensive back, has been on CSU’s target list since he attended CSU’s elite summer camp in July.
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Rams get verbal from Green Mountain defensive end Pauga
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October 12, 2005
When Colorado State coaches extended a scholarship offer this summer to Green Mountain High School (Lakewood, Colo.) defensive end Zac Pauga, they did so based on his stellar junior season, in which he recorded 65 tackles and nine sacks and was the only junior defensive player to be named Class 4A all-state.
Pauga is repeating the feat so far during his senior season (eight sacks in six games), validating the coaching staff's early interest. He recently rewarded the CSU staff for extending that early scholarship offer, and has verbally committed to play for the Rams next season.
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Recruiting update: OL commitment Mark Starr eager for CSU
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October 3, 2005
One of the earliest commitments for the 2006 recruiting class was Goodland, Kansas lineman (6-5, 240 lb), who won over the coaches with his performance at this summer’s elite camp. Starr is amidst his senior year at Goodland, but is eager to get to CSU.
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2006 prospect to watch: Center John Anest, Ponderosa H.S. (Parker, Colo.)
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September 16, 2005
When current CSU freshman quarterback Grant Stucker led Ponderosa High School (Parker, Colo.) to the 5A state championship in 2003 it was John Anest (6-1, 278 lb) snapping him the ball. As a three-year starter, Anest has emerged as the top center prospect in the state and is already racking up a list of impressive accolades. He's a prime prospect on the Rams' list.
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2006 prospect to watch: Wide receiver Sean Creadick, Camarillo H.S. (Calif.)
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August 18, 2005
Camarillo (Calif.) high school wide receiver came on strong at the Stanford Nike Camp, drawing attention from several big-name schools. He then attended the CSU elite camp in July, but didn't fully participate due to an injury.
So, what do we know about this 2006 prospect to watch? RamNation.com takes look.
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2006 prospect to watch: WR Michael Clarke, Scripps Ranch H.S., San Diego
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August 9, 2005
Colorado State’s pipeline to San Diego-area football talent has closed up in recent years, but that doesn’t mean Ram coaches have stopped trying. One of the prospects CSU coaches are targeting from the talent-rich region is Scripps Ranch High School athlete Michael Clarke.
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2006 prospect to watch: Safety Josh Dorsey, Mullen High
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August 7, 2005
Denver's Mullen High School figures to again produce some top Division I talent in 2006. Among their crop is three-year starting safety Josh Dorsey (6-1, 185 lb), who is being recruited hard by CSU.
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Rams nab Starr offensive lineman from Kansas
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August 5, 2005
Colorado State landed a verbal commitment from offensive line prospect Mark Starr (Goodland, Kan.) after CSU’s elite high school camp in July.
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Position-by-position overview for 2006 football prospects
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June 30, 2005
Even though official signing day is eight months away, college football recruiting for the Class of 2006 is in full swing. College summer camps are now beginning, with CSU's second camp set for July 24-25. The July camp will feature many of CSU’s top targets for 2006, and is expected to bring several commitments.
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Rams lose out on Fort Morgan DT
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June 23, 2005
Colorado State thought it had an advantage to nab another Joel Dreessen-type player in Fort Morgan defensive lineman Seth Jensen. But the 6-4, 280-pounder selected Nebraska over several other scholarship offers Wednesday.
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A look at the hottest local football prospects
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June 22, 2005
It’s not always quite as easy to recruit coming off a losing season, but Sonny Lubick and staff have managed to at least grab the attention of a few high-profile prospects for the 2006 class.
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Rams get second verbal in local LB Eaton
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June 21, 2005
Colorado State picked up its second known verbal commitment for the 2006 football class Monday when Loveland high school outside linebacker Nick Eaton told coaches he will play football for the Rams.
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Rams get first verbal commitment for 2006
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June 20, 2005
Colorado State picked up their first known verbal commitment for 2006. Defensive tackle Robert Claypool (6-2, 280 lb) will spend one more season at Navarro Community College and then transfer to CSU in the fall of 2006. He'll have two years of eligibility.
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Jacob Pottorff: Born to be a Ram
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June 16, 2005
Former Greeley West High School linebacker Jacob Pottorff—soon to be a Colorado State Ram this fall--always had a notion he would be wearing the green and gold of Colorado State.
When he spurned an offer from the University of Colorado during the recruiting process, instead choosing to go to CSU, it wasn’t a matter of one school necessarily being better than the other. It was simply destiny.
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Rams add to incoming recruiting class with big man
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March 28, 2005
On the same day that it was announced two previously highly recruited players (Phillip Thomasson and Stephen Verwers) were transferring, the coaching staff got a verbal commitment from 6-11 post player Ronnie Aguilar from John W. Marshall high school in Los Angeles, Calif. Aguilar visited the Colorado State campus this weekend, and gave a verbal commitment today according to a source close to the program.
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It's official: Rams ink cornerback Walters
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February 21, 2005
Jermaine Walters, the 6-0, 215-lb defensive back from Mesabi Range Community & Technical college (Minnesota), has committed to Colorado State following his campus visit this weekend.
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Signing day notebook
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February 2, 2005
The key word during Wednesday's Signing Day press conference at the McGraw Center Auditorium was "need". And regardless of what any recruiting guru thinks about the 2005 Colorado State football recruiting class, the Ram coaches believe they met their need.
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Rams lean heavily on Colorado preps in 2005 class
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February 2, 2005
Colorado State managed to find some solid players this year despite the uphill battle facing Sonny Lubick following only his second losing season at Colorado-State. CSU paid a lot of attention to a tremendously deep in-state prep talent pool. The Rams may not have been able to land any of the state’s top-10 talent, but found some good future help along the lines, and a potential impact linebacker.
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