Andy Cross / The Denver Post)
FORT COLLINS — Much of college football is about development, with most of the focus placed on the players.
The same goes for coaches too, and Saturday marked a first for Colorado State's Mike Bobo, one he'd been waiting for since moving west.
Coaching in the snow. A real snow, the kind that alters the footing on the field and how the game is played.
"You came out there at halftime and that snow's coming down and I'm like, 'I ain't never played in snow, this is going to be fun,'" Bobo said at his Monday press conference.