CSU student media alum and former RamNation.com contributor Zach Borg, now a TV sports anchor/reporter for Dakota News Now in Sioux Falls, SD, joins us to give a preview of the Rams’ opening opponent – the South Dakota State Jackrabbits. A loyal CSU Ram through and through, Zach gives his thoughts on why he believes the FCS National Championship runners-up will beat CSU at Canvas Stadium. Even he hopes he’s wrong. Lots of good stuff…get prepared for Friday’s kickoff with a listen!

Long-time CSU Sports Information Department legend and recent Hall of Fame inductee Gary Ozzello joins us to share stories about days past…being hired by Fum McGraw (and suffering through celebratory shots of Yukon Jack), losing hair over Bradlee Van Pelt’s comments to the media, heart-warming Sonny Lubick memories, and much more.

Discussing Steve Addazio’s comments from Media Day and welcoming former CSU punter Jimmie Kaylor – now a sports gambling writer for CBS Sports Line – to talk about the gambling aspect of college sports, his over/under choice for total Ram wins in 2021, the prevalent gambling-induced corruption in sports today, why his Rams weren’t always the best bet during his playing days, his anger (and guilt) to this day over the firing of Sonny Lubick, and much more great stuff.

CSU athletic director Joe Parker talks about changes in the Big 12 and what it could mean for CSU, the university’s strengths as an expansion candidate, how he’s navigating NIL rules and potential pitfalls, new Aggie football helmets/gear, and much more.

CSU athletic director Joe Parker joins us for a monthly look into the CSU athletic department. Joe talks about evening football kickoff times, moving the home opener to Friday night on FS1 and what that may mean for tailgating, the urgency to win this football season and his expectations for the team’s performance, the new soccer coach hire, what it would take to bring baseball to CSU, recent Internet rumors of AAC conference expansion, and more.

Athletic Director Joe Parker discusses the latest news on campus, including why he let soccer coach Bill Hempen go after eight years, the addition of Indiana to the football schedule, renewing the Rocky Mountain Showdown (and his wish that it was an annual event), the overall art of scheduling, the university’s vaccine mandate for all students, how CSU is handing the extra student athlete eligibility due to Covid, the rash of transfers, and much more.

Former CSU wide receiver great David Anderson joins RamNation.com to talk about his memories at CSU, painful recollections of the Rocky Mountain Showdowns, rejoices in the Border Wars, NFL experiences, the famous Conan O’Brian endzone celebration, and so much more. He also shares a killer Sonny Lubick impression. You don’t want to miss this episode!

CSU OL coach Louie Addazio sits down to talk spring football, what he expects out of his OL this fall, his belief that the running game will turn the corner, CSU being a “have” in the Mountain West Conference, the current transfer climate in college football, and much more. And he sounds just like his dad — head coach Steve Addazio — every minute of it!

CSU athletic director Joe Parker joins us again as part of a monthly update to answer questions and give Ram fans the latest news in the athletic department. He recaps his thoughts on the men’s and women’s basketball seasons, filling assistant coaching vacancies in men’s basketball, observations on spring football, how football season ticket renewals are going, the Mountain West flopping in the NCAA Tournament, revisiting the prospect of Gonzaga in the league, and much more.

Joel Cantalamessa, Mike Rowe, and Steve Ivy discuss the Rams’ NCAA tournament heartbreak and bid to the NIT, and then CSU assistant basketball coach Ali Farokhmanesh joins in Segment 2 to talk about the team’s current psyche and the importance of playing well in the NIT, plus reminisce about his own shining March Madness moments, discuss coaching rumors, and much more.