US EditionCSU Rams advance to Mountain West title game
- Colorado State University Rams will play Boise State in the Mountain West championship after defeating Utah State 83-72, marking their first championship appearance since 2017.
- Colorado State University Rams achieved a shooting percentage of 60% compared to Utah State's 37%.
- Coach Niko Medved expressed pride in the team's progress, saying, 'We are writing our names in history,' reflecting the team's resolve and strong performance.
- A victory against Boise State will secure CSU a spot in the NCAA Tournament for the third time in four years under Coach Niko Medved.
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Denver Gazette
Denver GazetteNo. 2 Colorado State holds off No. 3 Utah State 83-72 to reach Mountain West championship
LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Colorado State senior Jalen Lake has been to three previous Mountain West Tournament semifinals the past three years with each ending in heartbreak.
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Greeley Tribune
Greeley TribuneCSU Rams advance to Mountain West title game
Colorado State dominated Utah State late Friday night to secure a spot in Saturday’s Mountain West Conference tournament championship game. CSU grabbed the first lead of the game and never trailed, defeating the Aggies, 83-72, at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. The Rams (24-9) won their ninth straight game and advanced to their first Mountain West tournament championship game since 2017. They will face Boise State at 4 p.m. Saturday. Kyan…
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