Final: Colorado State 56, San Diego State 49

The Rams have won their first game since Sept. 12 — CSU was able to hold on to win after Hejny finished the game by picking up a first down on third-and-4 once again with his legs.

CSU improves to 3-4 on the season behind the impressive performance from Hejny in his first game back from a hamstring injury.

Fourth quarter: Colorado State 56, San Diego State 49

With 1:57 remaining in the game, the Aztecs score after a long 16-play, 99-yard drive that took up 6:23 of game time.

Sutton punched in a seven-yard score, and SDSU has three timeouts remaining to try and get the ball back down seven.

Fourth quarter: Colorado State 56, San Diego State 42

Saunders threw his second interception of the game, as CSU cornerback D’Mon Brinson jumped the pass and returned it 49 yards to the Aztec 3-yard line.

However, on the following play, Hejny almost had his third rushing touchdown on a keeper, but fumbled the ball at the one-yard line — where SDSU recovered and now takes over once again.

Fourth quarter: Colorado State 56, San Diego State 42

Hejny is making it known that he is back — on a read-option playcall, he kept the ball and took it 30 yards himself to the house using his speed and agility.

Hejny now has five total touchdowns on the night, and CSU is back up to a 14 point lead with eight minutes left in the game.

Fourth quarter: Colorado State 49, San Diego State 42

The Aztecs strike again, this time on a six-play, 78-yard drive where they went down the field with ease, and the drive was finished off with a Jordan Napier wide-open catch in the end zone.

The Rams lead by seven with 12:29 remaining in the fourth quarter, and get the ball back to see if they can conitnue the scoring.

Fourth quarter: Colorado State 49, San Diego State 34

Hejny, off of a play-action pass, scrambled to the right and jumped over a defender as he ran towards the goal line, crossing the plane for a four-yard rushng touchdown.

CSU is now up by two possessions again, and Hejny is up to 345 total yards and four total touchdowns on the night.

Third quarter: Colorado State 42, San Diego State 34

The scoring will not stop: A deep pass down the right sideline lands right in the hands of Hawkins for a 43-yard touchdown.

A perfect throw and catch at a big time for SDSU cuts the CSU lead to eight now.

Third quarter: Colorado State 42, San Diego State 27

The Rams offense keeps rolling: On their first drive of the second half, they go on a sustained 12-play, 75-yard scoring drive to increase their lead to 15.

CSU went for it on fourth down from the SDSU 28-yard line, and Hejny found Robinson on a short screen pass where Robinson took care of the rest — beating defenders and taking it in for a score.

Third quarter: Colorado State 35, San Diego State 27

On the opening kickoff of the second half, the Rams attempted a surprise onside kick that was recovered by SDSU, giving them great field position.

The Rams’ defense however held the Aztecs to a field goal attempt, where DiLeva drilled a 46-yard attempt to bring the game within one possession.

Second quarter: Colorado State 35, San Diego State 24

Hejny throws an interception as the Rams attempt to go down and score another touchdown — he’s picked off by Mike Lindsay at the Aztec 40-yard line.

Two plays later, SDSU quarterback Stone Saunders throws a bad pass that is picked off by TreShawn Moore and returned 38 yards for a touchdown. CSU now leads by two possessions with a minute and change before halftime.

Second quarter: Colorado State 28, San Diego State 24

The Rams’ offense continues to impress, as they go on a eight-play, 75-yard scoring drive to take back the lead in a game where no team can hold a lead.

Robinson took a 10-yard rush up the middle to the house for his second score of the night, and Hejny was a perfect four-for-four passing on the scoring drive.

Second quarter: Colorado State 21, San Diego State 24

Four-play, 76-yard scoring drive for the Aztecs in immediate response to the Rams’ scoring drive, in this game of back and forths.

Kinnard, who transferred to SDSU from CSU this past offseason, ran in a 32-yard score for his second touchdown of his return to Fort Collins.

Second quarter: Colorado State 21, San Diego State 17

On the sixth play of a new CSU drive, Hejny remained calm under pressure in the backfield, waited and found Maher on a crossing route from 54-yards out for a touchdown.

The junior Maher now has three catches for 91 yards and two touchdowns in the first half.

Second quarter: Colorado State 14, San Diego State 17

After a questionable pass interference call that kept the Aztecs drive alive, the Rams’ defense got a stop on third-and-7 to hold the Aztecs to a field goal attempt.

Kicker Cooper DiLeva nailed a 36-yard field goal, and SDSU takes back the lead.

First quarter: Colorado State 14, San Diego State 14

After a solid return from Mel Brown to start CSU’s drive at the Aztec 35-yard line, the Rams only needed three plays to tie things up.

Immediately following a 28-yard pass from Hejny to Maher, Durrell Robinson ran the ball in for a score from six yards out.

First quarter: Colorado State 7, San Diego State 14

On SDSU’s second drive of the game, the Rams’ defense gets the Aztecs to a third-and-eight and then running back Javion Kinnard finds a hole in the defense, and accelerates for a 19-yard rushing touchdown.

SDSU has now scored touchdowns on each of their first two drives of the game.

First quarter: Colorado State 7, San Diego State 7

SDSU goes on a six-play, 75-yard drive sparked by a 46-yard catch-and-run by wide receiver Jaylon Hawkins, where running back Lucky Sutton punched in a five-yard score five plays later.

The Aztecs even things up at 7-7 as the first quarter dwindles down.

First quarter: Colorado State 7, San Diego State 0

Tommy Maher capped off a methodical first drive of the game with a 9-yard touchdown grab to put the Rams on the board first.

Hejny was almost perfect on his first drive back under center, completing four of his five passes for 45 yards and a touchdown.