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Loveland Reporter-Herald · Oct 8, 2017

CSU football shows improved pass rush at Utah State

Colorado State's Richard King (95) and Max McDonald (31) apply pressure on Utah State quarterback Kent Myers during Saturday's 27-14 victory at Maverik Stadium. The Rams sacked Myers seven times in the game. (Don Reichert / Loveland Reporter-Herald)

LOGAN, Utah — In talking about his team's ability to produce a pass rush this week, Colorado State coach Mike Bobo put it at zero.

As in they had none.

Arjay Jean had not heard that, at least until after Saturday's 27-14 victory over Utah State at Maverik Stadium.

"He said that? That would definitely hurt me," Jean admitted. "If everybody else heard that, that probably pushed us pretty much harder."

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