BSN Denver · Apr 22, 2017
Defense steps up, causes multiple turnovers in Green and Gold Game
Despite a Nick Stevens-to-Olabisi Johnson touchdown on the final play to give the offense a 43-40 victory, it was Colorado State’s defense that came to play during Saturday afternoon’s Green and Gold Spring Game at Lagoon Field.
Mike Bobo raved about the play of his first-team defense in a scrimmage that used modified scoring.
“I’m really proud of the No. 1 defense,” Bobo said, referencing the three interceptions of Nick Stevens. “Those were their first turnovers in any live situation. They contested well and guys made some tough catches.”