Colorado State University Athletics
Saturday, October 25
Laramie, WY
5:30 PM
Colorado State
2-6 , 1-3
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Wyoming
4-4 , 2-2
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Colorado St.
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Wyoming
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28
Wyoming Takes Back Bronze Boot
10/25/2025 8:47:00 PM | Football
Rams have bye week before returning home
LARAMIE, Wyo. – Looking for a spark against a heated rival amid a week of change didn't translate for Colorado State on Saturday night as the Rams fell in the Border War Game to the Cowboys at War Memorial Stadium, 28-0.
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Both teams entered the night struggling on offense, each side changing their play caller. The Cowboys used a pair of Jackson Brousseau interceptions – his first on the season after going 113 attempts without one – to fuel two of their three touchdown drives in the opening half to jump out to a 21-0 lead.
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Colorado State interim coach Tyson Summers turned to Grant Chestnut to call plays – the third different coach to do so this season – but the Rams never gained any footing, finishing the game with 305 yards of total offense after finishing the first half with just 61. The Rams made a late push to avoid the shutout, but a fumbled snap on fourth-and-4 at the Wyoming 5 ended the chance.
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By the end of the night, Brousseau would throw a third interception, ending a second drive where the Rams drove down just outside the red zone in the third quarter. Darius Curry would replace him on the next drive and finished the game at quarterback.
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Colorado State was able to slow down Wyoming's offense in the second half, but only after the Cowboys scored on their initial drive of the half, with Sam Scott breaking off a 37-yard run for the final points of the game. Wyoming started the game 4-of-6 on third down, but the Rams stopped their final five attempts.
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The Rams will have their second bye of the season next week before hosting UNLV on Nov. 8 at Canvas Stadium.
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COLORADO STATE FOOTBALL GAME NOTES
Game 8 – Colorado State (0) at Wyoming (28) – Oct. 25, 2025
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Both teams entered the night struggling on offense, each side changing their play caller. The Cowboys used a pair of Jackson Brousseau interceptions – his first on the season after going 113 attempts without one – to fuel two of their three touchdown drives in the opening half to jump out to a 21-0 lead.
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Colorado State interim coach Tyson Summers turned to Grant Chestnut to call plays – the third different coach to do so this season – but the Rams never gained any footing, finishing the game with 305 yards of total offense after finishing the first half with just 61. The Rams made a late push to avoid the shutout, but a fumbled snap on fourth-and-4 at the Wyoming 5 ended the chance.
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By the end of the night, Brousseau would throw a third interception, ending a second drive where the Rams drove down just outside the red zone in the third quarter. Darius Curry would replace him on the next drive and finished the game at quarterback.
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Colorado State was able to slow down Wyoming's offense in the second half, but only after the Cowboys scored on their initial drive of the half, with Sam Scott breaking off a 37-yard run for the final points of the game. Wyoming started the game 4-of-6 on third down, but the Rams stopped their final five attempts.
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The Rams will have their second bye of the season next week before hosting UNLV on Nov. 8 at Canvas Stadium.
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COLORADO STATE FOOTBALL GAME NOTES
Game 8 – Colorado State (0) at Wyoming (28) – Oct. 25, 2025
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OF NOTE
- Captains: Season: Jacob Ellis, JaQues Evans, Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi, Owen Long, Tanner Morley and Mukendi Wa-Kalonji. Due to injuries, Jackson Brousseau and Jalen Dupree were added. Out for the coin toss were: Brousseau, Dupree, Ellis and Long.
- Coin Toss/Result: Colorado State won and deferred.
- The Rivalry: The Rams lead the overall series 59-52-5, while the Cowboys lead the Bronze Boot series 32-26.
- Shutout: There have only been three since the 2000 season in the series, all of them happening in Laramie, all wins for the Cowboys (2025, 2010, 2006).
- Another Double: This was the seventh game this season where linebacker Owen Long had double-digit tackles. The true sophomore finished the game with 10.
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Team Stats
CSU
WYO
Total Yards
305
372
Pass Yards
211
160
Rushing Yards
94
212
Penalty Yards
69
50
1st Downs
15
18
3rd Downs
4
4
4th Downs
0
1
TOP
28:11
31:49
1st Quarter
CSU 0, WYO 7
WYO - Sims,Landon 1 yd run (Sandvik,Erik kick), 12 plays, 67 yards, TOP 06:45
2nd Quarter
CSU 0, WYO 14
WYO - Fitzgerald,Michael 22 yd pass from Anderson,Kaden (Sandvik,Erik kick) 6 plays, 49 yards, TOP 02:37
CSU 0, WYO 21
WYO - Durr,Chris 9 yd pass from Anderson,Kaden (Sandvik,Erik kick) 5 plays, 56 yards, TOP 02:39
3rd Quarter
CSU 0, WYO 28
WYO - Scott,Sam 37 yd run (Sandvik,Erik kick), 6 plays, 78 yards, TOP 02:54
Game Leaders
CMP
9
TD
0
YDS
112
INT
0
CMP
10
TD
0
YDS
99
INT
3
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