Csu Ramscast

Your CSU Rams podcast is back, with a ton on Colorado State Rams men's basketball who knocked off their rival in the Colorado Buffaloes on Wednesday in Boulder. Rich breaks down that win, how the Rams were able to do so, and how they can win again this afternoon against the talented Wichita State Shockers. CSU (6-1) looks to pick up a much-needed victory today against the team Ken Pomeroy has ranked No. 23 in the nation. What will the crowd turnout be? Fort Collins needs to show up and show off some Moby Madness to help the young men succeed. Then, Rich talks about the CSU - CU rivalry a bit, some on CU's loss in the Pac-12 championship and then he moves onto the Rams football team to finish it out.

Happy Thanksgiving week, Ram Fans! It surely has been a happy last few days for football fans with Hughes Stadium being sent off in style. Rich talks about that massive, bowl berth creating win on Saturday, 49-31 over New Mexico. Lots of history in the numbers, so you'll want to tune in to hear that.Then, Rich discusses CSU men's basketball's shooting and scoring woes as they lost on the road Sunday to the Stanford Cardinal 56-49. What can CSU do? It's a big Thanksgiving week for their team, with three home games scheduled. Finally, some Next Level Rams are highlighted.

What do we know about the Colorado State Rams' men's basketball team two games into the season? Well, a lot, actually. Rich breaks down their Game Two win, which should've come easier, and what it means going forward. The Rams have a huge, early season non-conference game this week at Stanford, 4 p.m. MT on Sunday. Then, Rich talks about the final game at Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes Stadium, which kicks off tomorrow with the 5-5 CSU Rams hosting the 7-3 New Mexico Lobos. How can the Rams earn a victory in this must-win game? Tune in to find out.

In this podcast, Rich Kurtzman describes Colorado State's first men's basketball win of the season on Sunday, breaking down how this team is shaping up: Gritty, defense-oriented. He also gives some players to watch as the Rams host the Fort Lewis Skyhawks on Wednesday, with a 7 p.m. MT tip-off, at Moby Arena.The second half of the podcast focuses on CSU Football, with quotes from Mike Bobo hoping fans will come to see the final game at Hughes Stadium this Saturday night. Finally, some Next Level Rams are discussed.

Big news in Ram Nation as Rams men's basketball leader Gian Clavell was arrested this week. He is suspended indefinitely and immediately at a terrible time, with the team tipping off their season on Sunday afternoon. Rich Kurtzman discusses what it could mean for the team, how they will respond with out him, and what the starting lineup could look like depending on how Larry Eustachy wants to go, big or small.Then, Rich gives a preview of the Rams huge football game this week in Colorado Springs against the Air Force Falcons.

With Colorado State Rams men's basketball tipping of their season tonight in an exhibition, Rich Kurtzman talks about the expectations of this year's team, and predicts a win-loss record. There are plenty of great quotes from Gian Clavell on CU, Wyoming and other upcoming opponents you'll want to hear.Then, Rich transitions to football, celebrating Nick Stevens' great play, accompanied by quotes from Mike Bobo. Finally, there's huge Rams recruiting news as well as "Next Level Rams" coverage to wrap it all up.

A new preview Friday edition of your CSU Rams podcast is hot off the presses, as Rich Kurtzman prepares you for Fresno State at CSU Football this Saturday. Before that, though, Rich discusses your 2/3rds of the season MVPs for the football team and there's a great quote from Mike Bobo on how he's been working hard behind the scenes with the quarterbacks and receivers. Then, a bit on CSU Men's basketball and former Rams player John Gillon saying the Rams don't run an offense. Finally, a bit on Joe DeCiman, a Next Level Ram who's impressing in Spain.

Mike Bobo and his assistant coaches talked about using the mental and physical rest of the football team's bye week to refocus on the task at hand. While he knows his team only needs two more wins, Bobo and Co. want to win all four of their remaining contests. That begins this week with the lowly Fresno State Bulldogs as they come to Fort Collins in the second-to-last game at Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes Stadium. Also discussed is the beginning of CSU hoops season, a quick look at MW Football standings and the "New Belgium Porch Debacle" as one fan called it.

In this edition of your CSU Rams podcast, Rich Kurtzman talks the Rams' newest football recruits in Demarre Kitt, Kalem Reddix and Luis Lebron. Mike Bobo is doing well to address positions of need and the team's 2017 class is set to be a huge one. #csurams #coloradostate #mountainwest

In this edition of the CSU Rams cast, Rich looks at the newest commit for Colorado State football in Demarre Kitt, an explosive receiver which will help the team's offense in 2017. He and Michael Gallup should become a one-two punch against defenses, but who will be throwing them the ball? Also, CSU's bye week means working on fixing the details even following a big-time road win. CSU men's basketball is soon to get underway and season tickets went out this week. Next Level Rams and the mystical powers of Tony Frank's beard are all in this week's podcast. Enjoy.

On this special edition of your CSU Rams cast, Rich Kurtzman talks about Larry Eustachy's one-year contract extension which will keep him with the CSU Men's Basketball team through the 2020-21 season as well as Eustachy's impact over the last four years with the school. Then, Rich's exclusive interview with Taylor McGregor, daughter of former CSU Rams tight end Keli McGregor, is played as the two discuss CTE. Finally, Rich previews CSU – UNLV and the pivotal football game this Saturday.

Colorado State lost 28-23 to the No. 15 Boise State Broncos last week, and Rich Kurtzman discusses the heartbreaking loss as well as giving you the quotes of what Mike Bobo and his offensive coordinator Will Friend thought of the loss from their Monday coaches' press conference.

Mountain West basketball media days took place this week, making it the perfect time to examine Colorado State Rams men's basketball season.

Colorado State faces their toughest test of the season this week against No. 15 the Boise State Broncos, in Idaho. Boise State leads the all-time series 5-0 over CSU, but the 3-3 Rams are looking to ride the momentum of last week's Homecoming win over Utah State and put up a strong fight this Saturday night.

Welcome to Homecoming week, Colorado State Rams football fans. This week, your 2-3 Rams host the 2-3 Utah State Aggies who are hungry for a Mountain West win after losing their first two conference contests.

In this CSU Rams cast, Rich rehashes the Border War loss, complete with a detailed look at Collin Hill's play and the passes he made/missed versus Wyoming. Hill's played well for a true freshman and there are many positives to take away from his abilities on the field. Then, Rich looks at a long list of Next Level Rams in the NFL as well as a newcomer to the NBA. And, finally, the Rams' gray jerseys are discussed. How could they have been better? Tune in!

For the 49th time, the Rams and Cowboys will battle over the Bronze Boot, with each team winning it 24 times a piece since it was introduced in 1968. CSU has won the last three years though, adding to the drama.

The Minnesota game is in the rear view mirror and now CSU Rams fans turn their attention to Wyoming. 5280 Sports Network's Rich Kurtzman brings you this edition of the CSU RamsCast

In this version of your CSU Rams cast, Rich Kurtzman dives in deep to explore this huge game for Colorado State Rams football as they travel to Minnesota in the first true road test of the season.

During the weekly coaches press conference Monday, Mike Bobo and his coordinators talked about Minnesota having the best offense as well as the best defend the team has seen all year. The 2-0 Golden Gophers will indeed present a test for 2-1 Colorado State, their first true road game of the season. Collin Hill, the new, freshman starting quarterback, was discussed a great deal as well as the Rams' running back health and competition and more.