It's Senior Day vs. Nevada!

IT'S TIME TO CELEBRATE OUR SENIORS!
The Rams wrap up their 2023 home schedule today on Senior Day.

GAME DAY DETAILS

Colorado State (4-6, 2-4 MW) vs. Nevada (2-8, 2-4 MW)
Saturday, Nov. 18 - 1:00 p.m.
Canvas Stadium - Fort Collins, Colo.
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How to Track the Game:

📺 Television » Mountain West Network

(Nate Kreckman, Delano White)
📻 Radio Tuning » CSU Sports Network
📻 Radio Stream » The Varsity Network App
📊 Live Stats » StatBroadcast Feed

GAME DAY PRIMER

Weekly Press Conference (Links updated Monday afternoon)
    » Watch Coach Norvell
    » Watch Players
    » Read
Weekly Game Notes
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CSU Insider Podcast
    » Listen
Jay Norvell Coach's Radio Show
    » Listen | The Varsity Network App
⏰ Wednesdays - 6 p.m.
📍 C.B. & Potts Collindale

GAME PROMOTIONS AND GUESTS

What to Wear: Wear Green!
» Gear Up for Game Day
Game Promotions:
» Senior Day
» Help us celebrate the contributions of 10 incredible seniors

GAME DAY TIMELINE

9:00 a.m. - Parking/Tailgating Opens
9:00 p.m. - Ram Town Opens!
    » Corner of Meridian and Hughes
    » Rams Kids Zone Inflatables
    » Ram Walk Tailgate
    » Food vendors
    » Live music
10:15 a.m. - Meet the Team for the Ram Walk!
    » Corner of Meridian and Hughes
11:30 a.m. - Gates Open
12:17 p.m. - Comatose Fires!
        » Tailgating Closes
12:43 p.m. - Golden Poms/Band Take the Field
12:49 p.m. - National Anthem
12:57 p.m. - The Rams take the field!
1:02 p.m. - Kick Off!
6:00 p.m. - Volleyball vs. Air Force (Senior Day)

GAME DAY GUIDES
GAME DAY AT CANVAS STADIUM All your information for parking, tailgating, stadium entry, and more!
CANVAS STADIUM A TO Z Everything You Need to Know About Canvas Stadium
GEAR UP FOR GAME DAY Don't want to wait to get to the team store? We've got you covered!

GAME NOTES

Colorado State closes out the home portion of the regular season schedule on Saturday when they host Nevada. The Rams are set to recognize nine seniors prior to the game, though determinations on the ability to return next season are still to be determined.
A win on Saturday would give Colorado State a fourth home win the season and securing the first home winning season in Canvas Stadium since its debut season in 2017.
It would also give Colorado State its second win during the month of November for the first time since 2016 when the Rams went 3-1.
A victory would also give Colorado State its 5th win of the season, the most since that 2017 campaign (7-6), and keep the Rams alive for bowl contention for another week.
Sticking with the trend, the Rams are looking for consecutive home wins for the first time since the first two home games of the 2016 season.
Colorado State last won a conference championship 21 seasons ago this year. That 2002 team won the third title in four seasons under coach Sonny Lubick, a four-year run that included a combined record of 35-15.
The roster has undergone a radical transformation in just one full season under Norvell and his coaching staff. Of the 112 players currently on the roster, just 19 have been at Colorado State since 2021 or earlier. Of those 19, just 12 were scholarship signees. There are 56 overall newcomers on the 2023 roster including 45 new scholarship players.
Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi: No. 12 nationally in Passing Yards per Game (289.8) … Has tallied the most 300-yard passing games by a CSU freshman … Broke the freshman passing yardage record at Wyoming, surpassing Pete Thomas' 2010 mark of 2,662 yards … Conversely, tied for the FBS lead with 14 interceptions (Georgia Tech's Haynes King)
Tory Horton: Ranks No. 19 nationally in Receiving Yards per Game (87.2) and No. 3 in Receptions per game (8.1) … Needs 128 yards to reach 1,000 in consecutive seasons
Mohamed Kamara: No. 4 nationally in total sacks (11.5) and sacks per game (1.15) … Moved into 2^nd on the program's all-time career sacks list (29.0) … The career record stands at 33.0
Dallin Holker: Leads all tight ends nationally in Receptions per Game (5.7), receiving yards (710), and receptions (57) … No. 2 in yards after catch, receiving touchdowns (6), and receiving yards per game (71.0) … Named a Mackey Award Semifinalist last week
Jack Howell: Ranks No. 4 nationally in total tackles (94) among defensive backs and leads the Mountain West's defensive backs … No. 2 in total tackles in the MW overall … No. 22 nationally in tackles per game (9.40) … Has the chance to eclipse 100 tackles in consecutive seasons with two regular season games remaining … Would be the first CSU DB since defensive stats became official in 2000 to post consecutive – and multiple – 100-tackle seasons

NEXT UP

Colorado State at Hawaii
Saturday, Nov. 25 - 10 p.m. MT (Spectrum Sports)
T.C. Ching Complex
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