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Burgess, Jackson Help Texas State Rush for School-Record 503 Yards in 66-27 Romp over Colorado State
Torrance Burgess Jr. and Brad Jackson powered Texas State with 405 rushing yards and seven total touchdowns.
- On Thursday, Texas State steamrolled Colorado State 66-27, setting school records with 716 total yards and 503 rushing yards. Running back Torrance Burgess Jr. rushed for 224 yards and four touchdowns.
- Colorado State's defense allowed a program-record 716 yards under new play-caller Kenny McClendon, who replaced former defensive coordinator Tyson Summers after his dismissal following earlier poor performances.
- Bobcats quarterback Brad Jackson added 181 rushing yards and three scores. CSU head coach Jim Mora said, "It's going to take us a while to really learn how to actually play defense."
- The loss marks the fourth consecutive defeat for Colorado State, which fell to 0-2 in Pac-12 Conference play. The Rams have allowed at least 55 points in three straight contests.
- Colorado State aims to rebound when it hosts San Diego State on October 24. Quarterback Hauss Hejny, recovering from injury, could return for the matchup to provide an offensive spark.
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Owensboro Messenger-InquirerTexas State 66, Colorado State 27
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Burgess, Jackson help Texas State rush for school-record 503 yards in 66-27 romp over Colorado State
SAN MARCOS, Texas (AP) — Torrance Burgess Jr. rushed for career highs of 224 yards and four touchdowns, Brad Jackson threw a touchdown pass and ran for career highs of 181 yards and three scores and Texas State steamrolled Colorado State 66-27 on Thursday night.
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CSU football continues streak of losses, drops to Texas State 66-27
SAN MARCOS — Kenny McClendon isn’t Superman. The first-time defensive coordinator was not an instant fix for a Colorado State football defense that continued to struggle to contain an opposing offense in its 66-27 loss to Texas State. The Bobcats struck for 45 points and 473 yards of offense in the first half. The second...
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