Live Updates: CSU Football Faces UNLV
End of Fourth Quarter: Colorado State 10, UNLV 42
Interim head coach Tyson Summers expressed a desire to see progress, and while Colorado State scored some points compared to their recent shutout, the team ultimately struggled. The Rams started strong but faltered, allowing multiple big plays from UNLV.
Fourth Quarter: Colorado State 10, UNLV 42
Colorado State continued to face challenges in stabilizing the quarterback position. Jackson Brousseau was replaced late in the game by Darius Curry, much like in their previous matchup against Wyoming. The Rams' defense conceded another touchdown when UNLV's quarterback Anthony Colandrea connected on a 39-yard pass to Taeshaun Lyons.
End of Third Quarter: Colorado State 10, UNLV 35
The Rebels’ offense maintained consistent production, a sharp contrast to Colorado State’s uneven performance since halftime. The Rams headed into the final quarter needing a comeback to preserve their chance at bowl eligibility.
Third Quarter Highlights
- After a 37-yard pass from Anthony Colandrea to Jaden Bradley, UNLV turned the play into greater momentum and more points.
- Colorado State trailed 10–28 earlier in the third quarter before UNLV extended their lead.
Tyson Summers said he was looking for progress, and CSU did put some points on the board, especially compared to its shutout two weeks ago.
Author’s summary: Despite a promising start and some scoring progress, Colorado State’s inconsistencies and defensive lapses led to a decisive loss against UNLV, jeopardizing their bowl eligibility.