CSU's Stonehouse not shy about his goals

Colorado State punter Ryan Stonehouse discusses a special teams drill with graduate assistant coach Fred Zerblis during practice. Stonehouse's 45.9-yard average in 2017 ranks fourth for a single season at CSU. (Mike Brohard / Loveland Reporter-Herald)

FORT COLLINS — There are even some things football coaches don't want to see.

Colorado State's football team starts practice with some position and team work, then the media comes in as the team starts stretching, followed by some more individual work and a few team and special teams drills.

Then when practice really gets cooking on the fields to the west of Canvas Stadium, the kickers and punters head into the stadium to do their work.

Or…