The Colorado State University Rams suffered a 31-14 road loss to the Utah State Aggies on Saturday, October 31, 2026, at Maverik Stadium in Logan, Utah. The defeat left the Rams with a 3-5 record while the Aggies moved to 3-5.
The Rams' offense struggled to find rhythm, finishing with a season-low 263 total yards. After scoring 49 points the previous week, the offense was shut out in the first half. Colorado State managed only four conversions on 11 third-down attempts and lost two fumbles. Durell Robinson provided the team's scoring with a 6-yard rushing touchdown, marking his ninth rushing touchdown of the season and sixth consecutive game with a score. A late 21-yard touchdown pass from Hauss Hejny to Cedric Ross served as the team's final score.
Utah State's offense was led by quarterback McCae Hillstead, who recorded 173 passing yards and one touchdown, along with 79 rushing yards and a touchdown. The Aggies' rushing attack totaled 247 yards. Utah State's defense, which ranks last nationally in scoring defense, allowed five scoring drives of 70 yards or longer.
Coach Jim Mora expressed frustration regarding the team's performance and the ejection of player Jaivyn Moore late in the game. Mora stated that the ejection was embarrassing and noted that two offensive starters were seen engaging with the crowd at the start of the game. The Rams have now lost nine consecutive road games and have not won in Logan since 2017.
Colorado State is scheduled to play Boise State on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 4:00 PM.
