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CAM 24 dies day of Rocky Mountain Showdown

CAM Jr. takes the place of his dad, CAM 24, for the first time at the Rocky Mountain Showdown.
CAM 25 takes the place of his half-brother, CAM 24, for the first time at the Rocky Mountain Showdown. (Photo credit: Abbie Parr)

CAM the Ram died Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m., just hours before the Rocky Mountain Showdown, after being sick for a week and missing the Fall Address, according to a Colorado State University release.

“CAM 24 lived a full, #RamPride filled-life and will be remembered for his Stalwart personality, handsome horns and for being a forever member of our Ram family,” according to a post on the CSU Facebook page. 

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CAM was the 24th ram mascot to represent CSU students. Six-month-old CAM 25, CAM 24’s half brother, made his first appearance as the CSU mascot at the Rocky Mountain Showdown. According to the release, “he will be fully grown – with a full horn curl – in time for the opening of the new on-campus stadium in 2017.”

Collegian Assistant News Editor Sady Swanson can be reached at news@collegian.com or on Twitter @sadyswan.

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