Michael Brian / For the Loveland Reporter-Herald)
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — As bad as the start was, things could have been worse.
After the way the first two weeks played out, who would have figured it was Colorado State's defense giving it a chance to remain in the contest? Things definitely soured a touch in the fourth quarter when Florida's offense struck for two big plays, but Saturday's 48-10 result could have been out of reach much sooner.
It's a different Rams unit than the first two games.
"We were just pretending out there, but these last two weeks, we've just been putting our head down and working," cornerback V.