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Colorado State Rams

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Colorado State Rams is 2-10 on the season, 4-7-1 against the spread, and holds a power rating of -5.1. Colorado State Rams is covering at just 36% this season (4-7-1), below the FBS average — a notable trend for spread bettors.

Conference: Mountain West Conference
Stadium: Canvas Stadium, Fort Collins, CO
Power Rating: -5.1
HFA Rating:2.0 pts
Record: 2-10
ATS: 4-7-1
O/U: 5-6-1

2025 Schedule & Results

Location
Opponent
Result / Date
ATS
O/U
at
Washington
L 21-38
W
Over
vs
Northern Colorado
W 21-17
Push
Push
vs
UTSA
L 16-17
W
Under
vs
Washington State
L 3-20
L
Under
at
San Diego State
L 24-45
L
Over
vs
Fresno State
W 49-21
W
Over
vs
Hawai'i
L 19-31
L
Under
at
Wyoming
L 0-28
L
Under
vs
UNLV
L 10-42
L
Under
at
New Mexico
L 17-20
W
Under
at
Boise State
L 21-49
L
Over
vs
Air Force
L 21-42
L
Over

2025 Season Travel Profile

5,396 miles — ranked 89th heaviest in FBS (234 teams)
Week Opponent Distance Cumulative
Week 0—Home (0 mi)0 mi
Week 1Washington983 mi983 mi
Week 2Northern ColoradoHome (0 mi)983 mi
Week 3—Bye
Week 4UTSAHome (0 mi)983 mi
Week 5Washington StateHome (0 mi)983 mi
Week 6San Diego State856 mi1,839 mi
Week 7Fresno StateHome (0 mi)1,839 mi
Week 8Hawai'iHome (0 mi)1,839 mi
Week 9Wyoming57 mi1,896 mi
Week 10—Bye
Week 11UNLVHome (0 mi)1,896 mi
Week 12New Mexico389 mi2,285 mi
Week 13Boise State608 mi2,892 mi
Week 14Air ForceHome (0 mi)2,892 mi

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Turnover Troubles Continue

Quarterback Darius Curry threw three interceptions, contributing to the team's inability to keep pace with Boise State. This marks a recurring issue for the Rams, who have now lost five straight games.

Passing Game Shows Promise Despite Loss

Curry completed 26 of 46 passes for 293 yards and two touchdowns, with Rocky Beers contributing 94 receiving yards and a touchdown. The aerial attack was effective, but turnovers and defensive struggles undermined the effort.

Late-Game Scoring Not Enough

Colorado State scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter (a 4-yard run by Lloyd Avant and a 6-yard TD catch by Tay Lanier), but the deficit was too large to overcome. The team showed resilience but lacked consistency throughout the game.

Defensive Struggles Against the Run

Boise State rushed for multiple touchdowns, including two by Sire Gaines (149 yards) and two by Malik Sherrod. The Rams' defense allowed 49 points and struggled to contain the Broncos' ground game, which will be a key area to address.

Losing Streak and Playoff Hopes Dim

With a 2-9 record and a five-game losing streak, Colorado State's season is effectively over. The team will need to focus on building momentum for next year, starting with fixing turnover issues and defensive lapses.

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Schedule & Results

Power Ratings & HFA

Colorado State Rams — 2-10 overall, 4-7-1 ATS, power rating -5.1.