Final: Colorado State 27, Texas State 66

TXST put on a show in front of a home crowd, bulldozing CSU 66-27.

This marks CSU’s fourth consecutive loss after starting the season 2-0. The Rams now drop to 2-4 on the season.

Fourth quarter: Colorado State 27, Texas State 66

A scoreless fourth quarter continues to tick away as the clock hits just two minutes to go on another blowout loss for the Rams.

End of third quarter: Colorado State 27, Texas State 66

On fourth-and-1, Burgess Jr. broke off yet another chunk play to score his fourth touchdown of the game and put TXST up by 39 points to close out the third quarter.

The Bobcats have now scored points on 10 straight drives.

Third quarter: Colorado State 27, Texas State 59

Jackson escaped a sack in the backfield, and turned what should have been a negative play into a 63-yard scamper to the 1-yard line.

Running back Jaylen Jenkins punched in TXST’s seventh rushing touchdown of the night on the very next play.

Third quarter: Colorado State 27, Texas State 52

Jackson continues to show off his rushing ability, dashing into the end zone from 3 yards out for his third touchdown on the ground.

Jackson has now led the Bobcats to a 25-point lead over the Rams.

Third quarter: Colorado State 27, Texas State 45

On the opening drive of the second half, the CSU offense continued its streak of quality drives with another touchdown, this time coming from wide receiver Terrence Smith Jr.

Smith Jr. caught a screen pass from Farrar, and ran it 37 yards to the end zone. CSU’s defense looks to get a stop and help push the Rams back into the game.

CSU would go for two, but did not convert.

End of first half: Colorado State 21, Texas State 45

Jacob Bonilla closed out the first half with a 23-yard field goal to put TXST up by 24 at halftime.

CSU will receive the opening kickoff of the second half.

Second quarter: Colorado State 21, Texas State 42

Burgess Jr. continues to terrorize the CSU defense, finding the end zone for his third score of the game, and TXST enters the half up by 21.

CSU quarterback K’saan Farrar found Tommy Maher for a beautiful 57-yard completion to put the Rams at the TXST 1-yard line, and Robinson struck gold for his second score of the game.

Second quarter: Colorado State 14, Texas State 35

CSU’s offense is able to respond, and Chirchi continues his strong start to the season with his fourth touchdown of the year.

CSU cuts the TXST lead to 21.

Second quarter: Colorado State 7, Texas State 35

CSU defensive back D’Mon Brinson was deemed to have hit a defenseless receiver, and was ejected from the game for targeting.

On the second play after Brinson’s ejection, Ty Stamey caught a touchdown pass for the Bobcats to extend their lead to 28.

Second quarter: Colorado State 7, Texas State 28

After TSU’s defense forced the Rams to punt, CSU’s special teams unit recovered a fumble on the punt return to give CSU the ball back on the Bobcats’ side of the field.

The Rams were able to capitalize with a Robinson 15-yard touchdown run. TSU’s lead shrinks to 21.

Second quarter: Colorado State 0, Texas State 28

The Rams simply cannot stop the bleeding.

Jackson found the end zone for his second rushing score of the day, and the Bobcats’ rushing attack continues to carve through the CSU defense.

All four scores for TXST have come on run plays, and CSU appears unable to adjust.

End of first quarter: Colorado State 0, Texas State 21

CSU’s defense has had difficulties containing the TXST run game, and the Bobcats take a big lead into the second quarter.

CSU faces a fourth-and-2 decision on the first play of the second quarter.

First quarter: Colorado State 0, Texas State 21

TXST’s rushing attack continues to carve through the CSU defense, and multiple Bobcats are getting in on the action.

Quarterback Brad Jackson found the end zone from 4 yards out, and the Rams now trail by three scores.

CSU’s offense has stalled to begin the game, but they now look to respond to TXST’s 21 unanswered points.

First quarter: Colorado State 0, Texas State 14

After his first touchdown, Burgess Jr. found pay dirt again. The senior broke off a 51-yard flash for his second score of the first quarter to put CSU down two scores early.

First quarter: Colorado State 0, Texas State 7

After the CSU defense was able to force a three-and-out on TXST’s first drive of the game, the Bobcats were able to bounce back and find the end zone on their second possession.

Quarterback Brad Jackson first found wide reciever Beau Sparks for a 43-yard catch to put TXST at the 2-yard line, and then Burgess Jr. was able to punch it in two plays later on a direct snap.