Tag: Jay Norvell
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Can Jim Mora one day lead Colorado State to College Football Playoff? | Tyler’s Take
Jim Mora probably isn’t going to lead Colorado State to the College Football Playoff, but that doesn’t mean he’s the wrong hire. As the Rams head into the new-look Pac-12, they needed a floor raiser — badly. It’s nowhere near the old Pac-12 or even a conference like the Big 12, but CSU was in…
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Tyson Summers remains thankful for chance to lead Colorado State in difficult season | Rams Gameday
Tyson Summers wears his coaching failures — or scars, as he calls them — on his sleeve. Over the last 23 years, starting at Tift County High School in Georgia all the way to now as the interim Colorado State coach, Summers has coached at 11 different places and hasn’t been in the same place…
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Colorado State faces Boise State for first time since Hail Mary win with both teams very different | Rams Gameday
Oh, how things have changed. The last time Colorado State faced off against Boise State was arguably the peak of the Jay Norvell era. It was a little over two years ago at Canvas Stadium and despite trailing 30-10 midway through the fourth quarter, the Rams miraculously came back and won on a Hail Mary…
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New Mexico can show Colorado State getting the right coach is all that matters | College Football Insider
Even in an era of college football defined by talent acquisition and how deep your boosters’ pockets are, there’s still one reliable thing that can get you wins on Saturdays. A dang good ball coach. Colorado State is going to learn that the hard way this Saturday (1 p.m., Altitude) in Albuquerque. Even though the…
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Colorado State returns from bye week to host UNLV and Mountain West’s top offense | Rams Gameday
As far as Tyson Summers is concerned, Colorado State has a clean slate heading into the final four weeks of the season. After the second of two bye weeks and some much-needed time away, the interim Rams coach sees the rest of the 2025 season as an opportunity. At 2-6 overall and 1-4 in Mountain…
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Colorado State blown out by Wyoming 28-0 in final Border War game as Mountain West foes
LARAMIE, Wyo. — Wyoming gets the last laugh. As Colorado State gets set to depart the Mountain West for what it believes are greener pastures in the new-look Pac-12, the Rams’ biggest rivals gave them a thorough beating on the way out the door. In the 117th Border War and the final meeting between conference…
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Border War, Bronze Boot trophy only thing on Colorado State’s mind in wake of Jay Norvell’s firing | Rams Gameday
FORT COLLINS — Tyson Summers remembers one thing above all else from his lone Border War game on the sidelines. “It was cold,” the Colorado State interim coach said with a laugh this week. As Summers gets set to lead the Rams onto the field for the first time Saturday (5:30 p.m. CBS Sports Network)…
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Vacant once again following Jay Norvell’s firing, how good is the CSU Rams coaching job? | College Football Insider
FORT COLLINS — John Weber is shooting for the stars. For what feels like the first time ever, Colorado State has an athletic director not satisfied with mediocrity. Past iterations of the Rams athletic department may have let Jay Norvell ride out the rest of his contract (which expired at the end of the 2026…
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Quarterback Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi leaves Colorado State program
The fall for Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi has been precipitous. From leading Colorado State to its first eight-win season in a decade in 2024 to entering the 2025 season as a three-year starter on the verge of breaking various program records, the redshirt junior quarterback has left the Rams, interim coach Tyson Summers said Wednesday. “Brayden and…
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5 candidates to watch for Colorado State’s head coaching vacancy
The search is underway. For a program that has won eight games in a season just three times in the last 20 years, Colorado State is keeping its aspirations high as it searches for its fourth coach since the start of the 2019 season after the firing of Jay Norvell. Here are five names athletic…