Loveland Reporter-Herald · Oct 3, 2018
CSU volleyball drops second in a row in conference play
Colorado State's volleyball team stepped into unchartered territory on Tuesday night at Wyoming.
For the first time in 10 years, the Rams have dropped consecutive matches in Mountain West play, falling in four sets to Wyoming, 25-19, 18-25, 25-14, 25-18. CSU lost in four sets at conference leading Fresno State on Saturday.
Colorado State (3-2 MW, 11-6 overall) had 30 attack errors as Wyoming posted 13.5 blocks in the match, holding the Rams to a .144 hitting percentage. The Rams came up with seven blocks, but the Cowgirls (3-2, 11-6) had only four unforced errors in the match as they hit .284. The service line continues to be an issue as the Rams had 10 errors there and allowed seven aces.