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
As practice ended, off in the distance, the sound of the jug machine starting to whir crept over the field. Armani Winfield was ready to go to work: 30 minutes on jugs to work on his hands and ensure the balls he dropped against UTEP won’t become a pattern and that he remains a trusted...
By: Damon Cook
Emery Herman knows that sharing is caring. Fresno State volleyball found that out the hard way on Saturday, as Colorado State beat the Bulldogs in a 3-1 (25-16, 20-25, 25-11, 25-23).c Ad broadstreet.watch({ networkId: 5825 }) When Malaya Jones demands the attention she does each and every set, Herman’s job is made a lot easier....
AIR FORCE ACADEMY – The Ram-Falcon trophy has gone missing from Falcon Stadium and Gabe Kirschke is the No. 1 suspect. Colorado State football nearly gave up a 21-0 lead with less than 12 minutes to go in the fourth quarter. Air Force had a chance, but was unable to find a timely play late...
By: Damon Cook
There’s a reason the Mountain West trophy isn’t a tiara; football was never meant to be pretty. Colorado State has epitomized that this season, as it sits with a record better than .500 through seven games for the first time since 2017 — the last year CSU made a bowl game. The Rams sit tied...
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There is an embarrassment of riches at coach Emily Kohan’s disposal. Colorado State volleyball showcased that in its sweep (25-14, 25-16, 25-17) of Air Force on Saturday. Ad broadstreet.watch({ networkId: 5825 }) At the top of Kohan’s treasure chest the likes of Emery Herman, Naeemah Weathers, Kennedy Stanford and Malaya Jones glimmer. Dig a little...
By: Damon Cook
New Mexico football was defined by its mistakes, Colorado State by its lack thereof. The UNM offense came into the game putting up 50 points or more in each of its last three contests, the Rams put their hoof down, giving the CSU alumni a warm welcome back with a 17-6 victory. Ad broadstreet.watch({ networkId:...
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({...
By: Damon Cook
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’...
By: Damon Cook
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...
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