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Colorado State Rams' Offensive Struggles Highlighted in Wyoming Cowboys' Defensive Showdown

The Colorado State Rams faced a challenging encounter against the Wyoming Cowboys at Jonah Field at War Memorial Stadium, resulting in a 28-0 defeat. This outcome leaves the Rams with a 2-6 record, while the Cowboys improved to 4-4.


Oct 21, 2023; Paradise, Nevada, USA; Colorado State Rams place kicker Jordan Noyes (67) celebrates after kicking a field goal against the Las Vegas Raiders during the fourth quarter at Allegiant Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Stephen R. Sylvanie-USA TODAY Sports

First Quarter


The game commenced with the Pokes taking an early lead. The Green and Gold's defense initially held firm, but Wyoming managed to break through with a touchdown. Despite efforts from players like Owen Long, who contributed significantly with 10 tackles and two assists, the Rams couldn't prevent the Cowboys from scoring.


Second Quarter


As the second quarter unfolded, Wyoming's offense intensified their pressure. The Rams struggled offensively, highlighted by three interceptions thrown by quarterback Jackson Brousseau. His passing yards totaled 99 for this period but were overshadowed by these turnovers. Meanwhile, Darius Curry added another dimension to CSU’s passing game with his contribution of 112 yards without interceptions.


Third Quarter


In the third quarter, despite some promising plays from running back Justin Marshall who rushed for 33 yards on six attempts and secured two first downs, CSU's offense failed to capitalize on opportunities in critical moments. The Pokes extended their lead further as they found gaps in CSU’s defense.


Fourth Quarter


The final quarter saw no additional points scored by either team; however, it was marked by defensive resilience from both sides. Bryan Hansen showcased his punting skills for CSU with an average of over 53 yards per punt across six attempts.


Overall post game analysis reveals that turnovers were pivotal in determining this matchup's outcome — a key Colorado State Rams vs Wyoming Cowboys turning point that swayed momentum firmly towards Wyoming throughout all four quarters.


Looking ahead after this Colorado State Rams vs Wyoming Cowboys scoreline review: fans can catch their next home game against UNLV Rebels scheduled for November 8th at Sonny Lubick Field at Canvas Stadium in Fort Collins starting at 1:00 PM EDT on Fox Sports Networks! Share your thoughts about what adjustments you think are necessary moving forward!

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