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(S4, E24) Another week without CSU basketball here on the podcast and it has us a bit down. However, we see basketball on the horizon....and lots of it! As the Rams men’s and women’s teams prepare for their match-ups with Air Force on Saturday, the Mountain West Conference was busy adding games in the final week of the season. Both CSU teams picked up two additional games and we’ll talk about those and how they affect the Mountain West Conference championship race. Later, we talk with CSU Senior Associate AD for Heath and Performance Terry Deezuw about how Colorado State is safely getting their athletes back to competition.

(S4, E21) The waiting game continues for the Colorado State men's and women's basketball programs. The CSU men's team has not played since February 6th and do not have another game on their schedule until February 27th. What does that do for the Rams NCAA Tournament hopes? We discuss on the podcast this week. As for the CSU women's team, they lost their two-game series versus New Mexico last week, but seem to be on track for a two-game series vs. Nevada on Friday and Sunday. Crazy times and we try to make sense of it all straight on this week's show. 

(S4. E21) The Colorado State men's basketball season hit a roadblock on Tuesday night as COVID-19 concerns within the New Mexico basketball program prompted the postponement of two-game series this week in Fort Collins. That means the Rams do not have a game on their schedule until February 20th. We talk about the postponement and what the Rams options are in finding opponents. Then, we welcome in an old friend to the show as former CSU basketball coach Tim Miles hops on board to talk about life as a TV analyst, his coaching proteges (Niko Medved & Craig Smith), and what he thinks of this current Ram team. Finally, we preview the Colorado State softball season with head coach Jen Fisher. The Rams open the season this weekend at the Texas Classic in Austin, Texas. 

(S4, E20) It is a great time to be a Colorado State basketball fan, and this is a great place to hear Colorado State basketball talk. Niko Medved and the men's team is 12-4 on the season and are eyeing a NCAA Tournament bid. We are joined by Adam Nigon on the show to talk about the season and what lies ahead the rest of the season. As for the CSU women's team, they are coming off a series sweep of Boise State and are sitting on top of the Mountain West standings. Head coach Ryun Williams gives us a preview of this week's match-up with Wyoming. And finally, we hear from volleyball coach Tom Hilbert as the Ram volleyball team opens up the spring season vs. Air Force this Friday and Saturday. 

(S4, E19) Colorado State basketball is a rollin'! The CSU men's basketball team got a hard earned split at Utah State last week and now prepare for a Mountain West showdown with Boise State on Wednesday and Friday. We'll listen back to highlights from the resilient 84-76 win over Utah State last Thursday and we will hear from head coach NikoMedved. As for the CSU women, they sit atop the conference standings (10-2, 6-2) after sweeping Utah State last week. Head coach Ryun Williams talks about their series in Boise vs. the Broncos. Finally, the Colorado State track and field season is off and running and head coach Brian Bedard previews the upcoming indoor track season. 

(S4, E18) A day late, but we are back with another edition of the Colorado State Insider podcast. On the show, we will look back at the Rams loss to Utah State on Tuesday. We also listen back to highlights of the game and get post-game comments from head coach Niko Medved. The Rams and Aggies will square off again on Thursday night at 9:00pm MT. Later, we hear from CSU women's basketball coach Ryun Williams as his team prepares for a two-game series with Utah State Wednesday and Friday. And finally, we say farewell to a Stalwart Ram. Former Ram student-athlete, track and field coach and athletics administrator Doug Max talks with us about his career at Colorado State University. 

(S4, E17) Colorado State basketball is on fire right now as both the men's and women's teams has established themselves as bona fide contenders in the Mountain West Conference. The CSU men's team swept UNLV this past weekend and we will hear from head coach Niko Medved and sophomore John Tonje about the wins. Meanwhile, the CSU women's team split a road series at UNLV and now sit at 8-2 on the season and 4-2 in conference play. Later in the podcast, we will hear from the McBride brothers. Trey and Toby McBride announced they would be retuning for the 2021 football season and the brothers explain their decision and what they expect for CSU football this fall. And we look at the newly released CSU volleyball and soccer schedules. 

(S4, E16) We talk about the "Biggest Comeback in CSU History" on the podcast this week. The CSU men's basketball team came from 26 points down on Saturday to beat 23rd ranked San Diego State on Saturday afternoon. And, oh yeah, it was seen by a national television audience on CBS. Brian breaks down the epic comeback and talks about the series split in San Diego. We'll also hear from head coach Niko Medved on the comeback and on UNLV. The Rams start at two game set vs. the Runnin' Rebels on Thursday night. Plus, we continue to keep track of what the CSU football roster will look like next fall. 

December 29, 2020

(Season 4, Episode 15) We begin the podcast this week by spreading good news for CSU football as All-MWC defensive end Scott Patchan announced on Monday that he would be returning to play for the Rams in 2021. Patchan registered 5.5 sacks in just four games for the Rams this fall. And our own Marty Cesario continues his tour around the state introducing Ram fans to the newest CSU recruits. This week, Marty catches up with DB Jack Howell and TE Tanner Arkin.  We also say farewell to Tom Ehlers who is retiring from CSU football. A stalwart Ram of 37 years, Tom joined Brian on the basketball broadcast Monday night. And speaking of basketball, Brian discusses the win over Fresno State on Monday night and we hear from junior guard Kendle Moore. 

(S4, E14) The football season is over, but the future looks bright. We talk a ton of recruiting on the podcast this week as Brian, along with Mike Brohard of CSURams.com, talk to head coach Steve Addazio about the latest class. Later, Marty Cesario will introduce Ram fans to a trio of the newest recruits as he welcomes QB Luke McAllister, OL Justin Michael and DE Mukendi Wa-Kalonji. Finally, Brian gives his thoughts on the men's basketball loss at Saint Mary's last Saturday night.

(S4, E13) The hits keep on coming for CSU football in 2020 as another game is canceled, but this time not because of COVID-19. Brian reacts to the Utah State Aggies forfeiting their game versus the Rams last week and what lies ahead for CSU football. Plus, the Colorado State men's basketball season is officially underway as the Rams took home two wins last week. We hear from redshirt freshman James Moors and head coach Niko Medved following the Rams win over Northern Arizona on Monday. 

(S4, E12) For the first time in 23 days, the CSU Rams actually played football! Brian looks back at the Rams 29-17 loss at San Diego State and then looks forward to Saturday's match-up vs. Utah State. The Aggies are 1-5 and are playing under an interim head coach. Brian welcomes in the Voice of the Aggies Scott Garrard to talk about the Utah State season and the impending match-up on Saturday night. Plus, coach Steve Addazio talk recruiting as the early signing period for football looms next week. Finally, the Colorado State women's basketball is off to a flying start as they host San Diego State this week at Moby Arena. CSU women's basketball announcer Matt Wozniak joins the show to give fans a preview of this year's team.