Damon Cook is a journalist who writes for The Rocky Mountain Collegian, focusing on local news in Fort Collins, Colorado. With a passion for sports reporting, Damon covers a variety of topics including college football and basketball, player profiles, game recaps, and team rankings.
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By: Damon Cook
Just a little taste of Moby Madness. Wednesday night won’t count toward much, other than vibes, but Colorado State men’s basketball served up a glimpse of what could be a fun season ahead. Although the defense left something to be desired in CSU’s 90-74 win over Adams State University, the offense was quite the opposite....
By: Damon Cook
MOB rule has taken over Colorado State football games, and at the center of it all is Jacob Gardner. MOB — meaning “made of brothers” — has been the CSU offensive line’s self-proclaimed nickname. At the beginning of the season, O-line coach Bill Best challenged them to be better in the run game. Ad broadstreet.watch({...
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Sometimes Malaya Jones gets a little tingle; coach Emily Kohan calls that turbo mode. Jones going turbo mode usually spells doom for her opponents, and Thursday night doom was spelled UNLV. In a sweep (25-21, 25-11, 25-22), CSU finished 6-0 across all sets against the Rebels on the season. Ad broadstreet.watch({ networkId: 5825 }) Jones’...
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The fate of the season was entrusted into the hands of Nique Clifford. If night one was any indication, Clifford has every intention of taking real good care of things. In Colorado State men’s basketball’s 82-56 rout of North Dakota, Clifford showed his versatility. Ad broadstreet.watch({ networkId: 5825 }) Already notching his first double-double of...
By: Damon Cook
Editor’s Note: All opinion content reflects the views of the individual author only and does not represent a stance taken by The Collegian or its editorial board. To become prisoner of a moment often means being shackled by one’s own invisible chains. Ad broadstreet.watch({ networkId: 5825 }) For the Colorado State football universe, that moment...
By: Damon Cook
A game that should have been forgettable became unforgettable. Coming into the game against Tennessee State men’s basketball, Colorado State was favored to win by more than 20 points. Instead, it took a monumental effort from Nique Clifford, Jalen Lake and Kyle Jorgensen to narrowly squeak by the Tigers 87-79 in overtime. Ad broadstreet.watch({ networkId:...
By: Damon Cook
Although Buom Jock said him and Chase Wilson have yet to establish a nickname, they’re certainly deserving of one. The dynamic duo has been one of the defining factors that has allowed the Colorado State defense to see success. After losing Justin Sanchez, the team’s third-leading tackler, Jock was handed the big task of reinforcing the...
By: Damon Cook
If Nique Clifford could’ve seen how the first three years of his collegiate career would unfold, he would have smashed the crystal ball he was looking into. Coming out of The Vanguard School, Clifford was ranked as a 4-star recruit by 247Sports. Ad broadstreet.watch({ networkId: 5825 }) “(He) should be high-major starter but has easy...
By: Damon Cook
When Fort Air Raid was abandoned, the success of Colorado State football became the ultimate paradox. Championed by coach Jay Norvell, CSU looked poised to be the gunslinging team everyone grew accustomed to the year prior. So when Norvell implemented the run-first system, it made no sense, but given time, it has panned out beautifully...
By: Damon Cook
Jalen Lake tried calling game. Unfortunately, Barrington Hargress was the one who picked up. At the end of regulation Lake hit a 3, putting the Rams up 65-62. With three seconds left, Hargress hit his half-court heave at the buzzer to even things up. After the game against Tennessee State, when Aaron Nkrumah hit a...
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