Andy Cross / The Denver Post)
LARAMIE, Wyo. — For the first four weeks of the Mountain West season, Colorado State enjoyed the view from the front.
For the first 55 minutes of Saturday's Border War, the Rams were doing the same thing.
In both instances, the tide changed, and the Rams' season has taken a sudden, drastic turn with a 16-13 loss to Wyoming. It was CSU's second straight loss in Mountain West play.
Wyoming, which had just three Cooper Rothe field goals to show for in the game up to that point, marched 69 yards in seven plays with Kellen Overstreet covering the final 3 for the Cowboys' only touchdown.