Rams to Pack Moby for Rivalry Matchup with Wyoming

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FORT COLLINS – Colorado State women's basketball sets its sights on Saturday as it hosts a rivalry matchup against Wyoming at 2 p.m. MT as part of a CSU basketball double header.

Saturday's contest is designated as the annual Pack Moby game in which the Rams seek to sell out the game. The game is also part of a double header with the CSU men's program, which takes on San Jose State at 7 p.m. for its annual Fight Like a Ram game. Tickets for all CSU home games can be purchased at CSURams.com/Tickets.

WEEKLY SLATE
Feb. 7 vs. Wyoming (8-13, 5-7 MW)
Where: Fort Collins, Colo. (Moby Arena)
When: 2:00 PM MT
Watch: Mountain West Network
Listen: Varsity Network App/Power102 FM
Tickets: CSURams.com/Tickets
Promotion: Pack Moby (tickets start at $1)

NOTING THE GAME

Historic Rivalry: Saturday's meeting between Colorado State and Wyoming will be the 117th all-time, making it one of the most historic rivalries out there. The Border War is one of the top-eight longest-running matchups in NCAA Division I women's college basketball.
Defensive Stalwarts: Colorado State's defense has been elite this season, giving up an average of just 55.6 points per game which is among the top 15 in the country. The Rams have held 15-of-23 opponents to 60-or-fewer points, with seven being held below 50. CSU is limiting the opposition to just 36.4% shooting (29th).
Making the Adjustments: Head coach Ryun Williams and the Rams have had some massive third quarters this season, helping them enter the final frame with the lead in 17 games. The Rams have proven they can make effective halftime adjustments as they outscore the opponent by an average of 5.9 points in third periods this season (+135). The mark is better than any other Mountain West team's single-quarter advantage, regardless of which quarter.
BargessHER: Lexus Bargesser transferred to Colorado State from Indiana over the summer and has become one of the top mid-major players in the country this season. The senior guard does everything on the floor for the Rams and averages 15.9 points, 5.7 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 1.5 steals per game. Bargesser has taken on a much larger offensive role than that which she had at Indiana, scoring 12.5 more points per game than she did last season (3.4) which is a top-10 increase of any DI player (min. 75% of team games each year).
Road Rams: Colorado State has thrived on the road in recent seasons, going 15-4 (.789) in true road games since the start of the 2024-25 campaign. This included a run of 12-straight road wins over the course of the two seasons, which was the second-longest nationally at the time it was broken.
All About Balance: One of Colorado State's strengths on the offensive end of the floor has been its ability to get significant contributions from multiple players. CSU has had three-or-more players reach double-digit scoring in 19-of-23 games after doing so just 20 times total last season.
20-Or-More: Colorado State has been a model of consistency under head coach Ryun Williams as the Rams have won 20-or-more games in each of the past four seasons. Throughout Williams' time at the helm of the program, CSU has won at least 20 games nine times.
Kick It Up A Notch: Sophomore guards Brooke Carlson and Kloe Froebe found an extra gear once Mountain West play began this season. Carlson has been the Rams' second-leading scorer in conference games (11.0 ppg), while Froebe has upped her numbers to average 10.6 points and 6.8 rebounds.
One Last Ride: The 2025-26 campaign marks the final in the Mountain West for Colorado State as the Rams announced they will be leaving the league to join the Pac-12 beginning in the summer of 2026. Colorado State was a founding member of the MW in 1999 and have won seven conference titles (tournament and regular season) since. The Rams are looking to establish themselves as the leaders of the Pac and have gone 14-3 against future conference foes since the start of the 2024-25 season.

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