Mike Brohard is a journalist focused on local sports in Fort Collins, Colorado. He writes for Canvas Stadium, a publication under Broadcast Media, LLC, covering various sports events and interviews with athletes and analysts. Mike's articles provide insights and updates on the performance of local teams and individuals, highlighting their victories, losses, and notable moments.
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Mike Brohard's focus is predominantly on local sports, especially college-level basketball and football. His coverage heavily emphasizes event reporting and interviews with sports figures. Pitches should revolve around providing insights or access to local sporting events, particularly the Colorado State University Rams' games.
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Parsons, Weber expect national stage to be the standard
There were a lot of issues Ryun Williams was fighting on Sunday afternoon.
What this team listed as a goal was one coach Jay Norvell has been pursuing for three years. But they were a few rows back in line from a group who has been with Colorado State's football program the entirety of their careers.
A handful of players have a healthy outlook for Arizona
Some good tidings heading into the holidays. More importantly, leading into Mountain West play.
The Arizona Bowl, around since 2015 – Colorado State played Nevada in the first contest – has held true to some traditional aspects of bowl games, and the title sponsor this time around for the Rams as they face Miami (Ohio) on Saturday tells part of the story.
For Adam Pilapil, the plan was pretty simple when it came to setting up his linebackers for the Arizona Bowl.
Colorado State scratched away a seven-year bowl wait by reaching Saturday's Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl, but the program is still waiting for the next postseason win after falling 43-17 to Miami (Ohio) at Arizona Stadium.
Five players reach double digits as team produces 28 assists
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