Hauss Hejny Tosses 5 TDs as Colorado State Beats Wyoming 35-13 in Rams Debut for Coach Jim Mora
Fans must use digital tickets and follow clear bag rules as CSU outlines parking, overnight access and pregame events for the Border War.
- On Saturday, Colorado State defeated Wyoming 35-13 in the earliest Border War matchup ever, marking a successful start for new head coach Jim Mora in the Rams' Pac-12 Conference tenure.
- The Rams entered the season with 75 new players and new Adidas uniforms as Colorado State moved to the Pac-12, while Wyoming remains in the Mountain West Conference.
- Quarterback Hauss Hejny threw five touchdown passes for 214 yards, connecting with RJ Vick for three scores including a 57-yard reception, while the defense recorded three interceptions before 40,546 fans.
- Following the victory, the Rams claimed the Bronze Boot trophy. All ticketing and parking for CSU events at Canvas Stadium are digital, with clear bag policies required for entry.
- Colorado State prepares to host Southern Utah on Saturday, while Wyoming returns home to face Northern Colorado as both teams continue their 2026 seasons.
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Hauss Hejny tosses 5 TDs as Colorado State beats Wyoming 35-13 in Rams debut for coach Jim Mora
Hauss Hejny threw five touchdown passes, Colorado State’s buzzing defense had three interceptions and the Rams made it a successful start for new coach Jim Mora with a 35-13 win over Wyoming on Saturday night
Going to a Colorado State football game? Here's game-day info
CSU takes on rival Wyoming in season opener
Colorado State football kicks off their season against Border War rival Wyoming at 4 p.m. at Canvas Stadium. This is CSU’s first game in the Pac-12 conference, and the first game of Jim Mora’s tenure as head coach. Check back here and @DImsirpasic on X for live updates, along with a postgame recap on collegian.com.
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