Colorado State vs. UTSA Live Stream – Watch Online Here
Colorado State vs. UTSA live stream. Watch the matchup between the Rams and Roadrunners online via Campus Insiders this Saturday at 4 p.m. ET.
Colorado State vs. UTSA live stream. Watch the matchup between the Rams and Roadrunners online at Campus Insiders this Saturday at 4 p.m. ET.
The Colorado State Rams will host the University of Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners at Hughes Stadium afternoon.
Mike Bobo’s second season as head coach of the Rams did not get off to the best start last weekend. Colorado State fell to in-state rival Colorado, 44-7. Transfer quarterback Faton Bauta, who played for Bobo at Georgia, will get the start over Nick Stevens.
The first game of the season was a different story for the Roadrunners, who are in their first season under head coach Frank Wilson. UTSA took down Alabama State, 26-13, thanks to the play of quarterback Dalton Sturm. He completed 20-of-25 passes for 274 yards and two touchdowns.
The 2015 meeting between the Rams and Roadrunners ended with a 33-31 win for Colorado State. That was the first-ever meeting between Colorado State and UTSA.
Below is everything you need to know about the Colorado State vs. UTSA live stream and broadcast, as well as game notes.
Colorado State vs. UTSA Live Stream, TV Broadcast Info
- Venue: Hughes Stadium, Fort Collins, Colorado
- Date: Saturday, Sept. 10, 2016
- Kickoff Time: 4 p.m. ET
- Colorado State vs. UTSA Live Stream: Campus Insiders
Colorado State Game Notes
- CSU returns Ray Guy Award finalist Hayden Hunt, who averaged 46 yards per punt in 2015.
- The Rams have four starters returning to the offensive line in 2016. The unit allowed only 4.6 tackles for loss last season, which was the 10th best in the nation.
- Running back Dalyn Dawkins took 14 carries for 88 yards last week while Michael Gallup led the Rams with four catches for 38 receiving yards. Marcus Wilson caught a touchdown from Bauta when he came into the game to replace Stevens.
UTSA Game Notes
- A win over Colorado State for the Roadrunners would give them their second 2-0 start in program history and second since 2012.
- Defensive end Marcus Davenport, safety Michael Egwuagu and running back Jarveon Williams were named to the preseason All-Conference USA team in July.
- Ten different receivers had a catch in UTSA’s win vs. Alabama State. Five of them had 40-plus receiving yards as well.
