HONOLULU, Ha. — The offense has been effective all year, but it was missing a little something.
Actually, some big somethings.
After Saturday's 51-21 win over Hawaii to open Mountain West play, Colorado State has moved the ball well. The 610 yards of total offense against the Rainbow Warriors was the second time the Rams have exceeded 600 this campaign, re-setting the bar in coach Mike Bobo's tenure.
They were also averaging better than 30 points per game, and the 23 against No. 1 Alabama are more than the rest of their opponents have scored combined.