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Colorado State Rams Outpace Wyoming Cowboys in Moby Arena Showdown

The Colorado State Rams emerged victorious against the Wyoming Cowboys with a 79-68 win at Moby Arena. This victory improved the Rams' record to 1-0, while the Cowboys fell to 0-1. The game was marked by strategic plays and impressive performances from both teams.


Feb 14, 2026; Fort Collins, Colorado, USA; Colorado State Rams guard Rashaan Mbemba (21) is fouled by Wyoming Cowboys forward Kiani Saxon (8) in the first half at Moby Arena. Mandatory Credit: Isaiah J. Downing-Imagn Images

First Half


In the first half, the Green and Gold showcased their offensive prowess, scoring 37 points. Rashaan Mbemba was instrumental in this period, contributing significantly with his perfect field goal percentage. The Rams' defense also stood strong, with Carey Booth making an impact by blocking multiple shots.


On the other side of the court, Wyoming managed to keep pace initially but struggled to maintain their momentum as they scored 40 points in this half. Their shooting accuracy was commendable at times but inconsistent overall.


Feb 14, 2026; Fort Collins, Colorado, USA; Colorado State Rams forward Carey Booth (0) looks to pass the ball as Wyoming Cowboys guard Adam Harakow (13) defends in the first half at Moby Arena. Mandatory Credit: Isaiah J. Downing-Imagn Images

Second Half


As play resumed after halftime, Colorado State intensified their efforts on both ends of the floor. Jase Butler led a dynamic offense that saw him achieve an impressive field goal percentage of 75 percent for his total attempts during this game segment. The Rams extended their lead further through effective free throw shooting at an accuracy rate of 83 percent.


Wyoming attempted a comeback with notable contributions from key players who capitalized on fast break opportunities; however, they could not overcome CSU's defensive strategies which limited them to just 28 points in this half.


Feb 14, 2026; Fort Collins, Colorado, USA; Wyoming Cowboys guard Damarion Dennis (1) controls the ball as Colorado State Rams guard Brandon Rechsteiner (2) guards in the first half at Moby Arena. Mandatory Credit: Isaiah J. Downing-Imagn Images

Conclusion


The Colorado State Rams vs Wyoming Cowboys final score reflected a well-fought battle where CSU's efficient shooting and solid defense secured them victory over their rivals from Laramie—a promising start for Coach Niko Medved’s squad as they look ahead toward future matchups within conference play.


Fans can anticipate another exciting contest when CSU faces off against UNLV Runnin' Rebels on February 18th at Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas—broadcast live via CBS Sports Network starting promptly at midnight Eastern Time (11:00 PM Central).


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