Colorado State defense producing pocket presence

Colorado State's Bryan Ohene-Gyeni takes down Utah State quarterback Kent Myers during Saturday's game. The Rams have shown an improved pass rush this year with 17 sacks in six games. (Michael Brian / Loveland Reporter-Herald)

FORT COLLINS — Naturally, it was an area of concern, because nothing had happened to change the perception.

It wasn't as if Colorado State's defense burned a path to quarterbacks last season, and nothing that happened in spring camp gave the coaching staff a sudden bolt of encouragement.

With a change in defense and a new defensive front, creating a pass rush was a major focus again in fall camp, but again, not much had changed head coach Mike Bobo's mind, or that of…