(S8, E34) We’re closing out the season of the Colorado State Insider podcast with a special episode packed with guests. CSU Football wrapped up spring ball with the Green and Gold Game at Canvas Stadium this past Saturday, and we were there broadcasting live. On this episode, we’ll replay some of our favorite interviews from the day, including conversations with head coach Jay Norvell, quarterback Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi, CSU Athletics insider Mike Brohard, men’s basketball coach Ali Farokhmanesh, CSU President Amy Parsons, and Director of Athletics John Weber.

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(S8, E33) We’re getting Ram fans ready for the Green and Gold Spring Game on the Colorado State Insider podcast this week. Brian catches up with offensive line coach and run game coordinator Bill Best to talk trenches and progress this spring. Then, head coach Jay Norvell stops by to share his thoughts on the state of the program. Plus, it’s championship weekend for men’s golf and golf coach Jack Kennedy previews the Mountain West tournament and what to expect from his squad.

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(S8, E32) This week on the Colorado State Insider, we shift our CSU spring football focus to the defense. Brian catches up with linebacker Jacob Ellis, a transfer from Iowa State, and sits down with new linebackers coach Clint Sintim. Plus, there’s more news from the hardwood as the CSU men’s basketball team adds another key piece from the transfer portal.

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(S8, E31) This week on the Colorado State Insider, we dive into CSU spring football as the Rams enter their third week of spring practice. Brian takes a closer look at the offense and chats with Associate Head Coach and Passing Game Coordinator Matt Mumme about what to expect in 2025. Plus, we break down some transfer portal news as both the men’s and women’s basketball programs make key additions to their rosters.

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(S8, E30) This week on the Colorado State Insider podcast we celebrate the hiring of Ali Farokhmanesh as the new head coach of CSU Men’s Basketball—he becomes the 21st head coach in program history. We’ll also dive into the ever-active college basketball transfer portal, where the Rams have seen some key departures but also landed a big addition in the frontcourt. Plus, spring football is underway, and we kick off our coverage of the Rams on the gridiron.

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(S8, E29) The ride is over...and what a ride it was. CSU Men’s Basketball wraps up an unforgettable season with a tough loss to Maryland in the 2nd Round of the NCAA Tournament, finishing 26-10 overall. In this episode, we break down the tournament run, reflect on where this season stacks up in program history, discuss the departure of head coach Niko Medved to Minnesota, and explore who could be next to lead CSU men's basketball.

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(S8, E28) It's all about basketball on this week's Colorado State Insider, as the Rams are headed to the Big Dance! Colorado State stamped its dominance on the Mountain West Conference with a tournament championship victory on Saturday, punching its ticket to the NCAA Tournament. Brian recaps the Rams' championship run and sets the stage for their first-round NCAA Tournament showdown against the 29-5 Memphis Tigers. To provide expert analysis, he welcomes the Voice of the Tigers, Dave Woloshin, for an in-depth look at Memphis and a breakdown of the match-up.

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(S8, E27) The Mountain West Conference basketball tournament has arrived, and the Colorado State Insider is here to break it all down. The men's team locked in the No. 2 seed with a clutch win at Boise State, and Brian takes a look back at the victory, including an epic 36-point performance from Nique Clifford. Brian also dives into the MWC postseason awards before analyzing the tournament bracket and CSU’s road to a championship. Plus, we check in with CSU softball head coach Jen Fisher as the Rams gear up for Mountain West Conference play against UNLV this weekend.

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(S8, E26) This week’s Colorado State Insider is packed as we break down CSU hoops as the women’s team gears up for the Mountain West Conference tournament in Las Vegas, while the men’s squad is on fire with six straight wins. Plus, the Rams are adding more hardware to the trophy case—CSU men’s track and field clinched the MWC Indoor Championship last week. Head coach Brian Bedard joins the show to discuss their dominant performance. And, Brian sits down with CSU Athletic Director John Weber for an in-depth conversation on all things Rams athletics.

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(S8, E25) This week on the Colorado State Insider podcast, we’re diving into all things CSU. Both the men’s and women’s basketball teams are locked in Mountain West title races. The men’s squad secured back-to-back road wins, including a dominant 75-55 victory over Air Force on Tuesday. We’ll hear postgame reactions from head coach Niko Medved and sophomore guard Kyan Evans. Later, we get to know one of the newest additions to the CSU football coaching staff as tight ends coach Grant Chesnut joins Brian to talk some ball. And finally, we check in with CSU women’s swim and dive after their trip to Houston for the Mountain West Championship. Head coach Chris Woodard stops by to break down the meet.

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