Loveland Reporter-Herald · Sep 20, 2017
Colorado State football seeing improvement
More forced turnovers, better depth highlight non-conference play
Colorado State has found much to celebrate in the first four games, including a defense that has created more turnovers and a roster with more depth. (Michael Brian / Loveland Reporter-Herald)
FORT COLLINS — At the halfway point, the Rams are break-even in the standings, sitting 2-2 after a non-conference schedule that included a trio of Power 5 teams.
It established a daunting proposition to a team that had some serious questions to answer this season, but in a few areas the Rams have definitely taken some steps forward as Mountain West play approaches after the bye week.