Colorado State University Athletics
Colorado State
Wyoming
Game Week: at Wyoming
10/22/2025 4:01:00 PM | Football
It's the 116th meeting of the Border War Game
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Colorado State (2-5, 1-2)Â at Wyoming (3-4, 1-2)
Saturday, Oct. 25 - 5:30 PM MT
War Memorial Staidum / Laramie, WY
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GAME NOTES
- Opposing offenses are in for a Long night when they play the Rams as Colorado State linebacker Owen Long is leading the nation in tackles per game with 13.3. Even more impressive, Long is averaging 1.4 tackles more than the next closest player in FBS, and his 93 total tackles are 10 clear of the competition. The numbers have garnered national recognition as Long was named an AP Midseason All-America Second Team selection on Oct. 15. Just a sophomore, Long was elected the youngest captain ever on at Colorado State prior to the start of the season.
- Through five games this season, the Colorado State offense has been clinical in a key area: red zone efficiency. Colorado State scored a touchdown on just 54.5% of red zone trips in 2024, which ranked 104th nationally. This year the Rams have been much more efficient, reaching the end zone on 78.9% of trips to the red zone which is No. 7 in the country.
- Colorado State's pass defense has an ace in the hole in cornerback Lemondre Joe. The grad transfer from Missouri State has been putting opposing receivers on an island, leading the country with 11 pass breakups which is two more than any other player in FBS.
- Colorado State's stable of running backs has been highly efficient this season, with four backs in rotation to keep the legs fresh. Freshmen Jalen Dupree (5.2 ypc) and Javion Kinnard (5.1), and sophomores Lloyd Avant (5.8) and Justin Marshall (7.1) are all averaging more than five yards per carry, giving the Rams a plethora of options in the backfield. Dupree leads the room in volume (83 carries) and logged the first 100-yard game of his career on the road against San Diego State. Dupree leads Colorado State in explosive plays this season with eight, including seven rushes of 15 or more yards.
- Injuries have not been kind to Colorado State this season, leading to a big shakeup in the depth chart. The Rams are down five week-one starters for the remainder of the season, with four being on the defensive side of the ball.
Colorado State saw massive shakeup in the offensive line that allowed just 10 sacks and ranked No. 4 nationally in 2024. With the departures of staples Jacob Gardner, Drew Moss and Saveyon Henderson, in addition to the season-ending injury of Tanner Morley, CSU is down to just one returning starter in the front five. CSU has allowed 21.0 sacks already this season, which is among the bottom 20 in the country. Â
NEXT UP
Colorado State vs. UNLV
Saturday, November 8 - 12-Days (FOX Networks)
Canvas Stadium | Fort Collins, CO
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ADDITIONAL READING
Feeling There is Plenty to Put on Display
Tight end room takes shape as a possible strength
Building A Team in the New Era
Colbert lends experience to Collins' pursuits
Back To His Beginning
Matthews proud to be a Ram once again
Team Names Captains for Upcoming Season
Long becomes youngest captain on a Norvell team
Thriving in the Chaos
Fueled by brotherhood the Rams' secondary steps up
Tempering the Enthusiasm – For Now
Agurs focused on growth, not expectations
Moving Forward Without a Misstep
Johnson takes over defensive line room on short notice
