Loveland Reporter-Herald · Jan 22, 2017
Colorado State men hold on to snap skid
Colorado State forward Emmanuel Omogbo grabs a rebound over Utah State forward Norbert Janicek during Saturday's game. Omogbo scored 20 points and pulled down 16 rebounds in the Rams' 64-56 road victory. (Eli Lucero / The Herald Journal)
LOGAN, Utah — Not always pretty, and definitely not the smartest execution down the stretch, but Saturday night was beautiful in all that mattered for Colorado State, a road win at Utah State, 64-56.
The Rams (12-8 overall, 4-3 in Mountain West play) were hot early, building a double-digit lead in short order. They went to the locker room at half with a 12-point cushion, one they pushed to as much as 16 in the early going of the second half.