Colorado State kicks off its season with a home game against Washington State on Sept. 2. Following the opener, the Rams will head south to Boulder to face Deion Sanders and the rebuilt Colorado Buffaloes on Sept. 16 for the Rocky Mountain Showdown.
Colorado State will have three promotional dates on the calendar with Ag Day on Sept. 30, Homecoming and Family Weekend on Oct. 14, and Hall of Fame Weekend/All Sports Reunion on Oct. 28.Sept. 2 Washington StateOct.
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