College sports just got a major upgrade as Colorado State and Wyoming are turning their historic “Border War” into a full-blown, multi-sport rivalry. Starting in 2028, the two schools will face off annually in men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball, and soccer — all for eight straight years through 2036. Fans get an early taste with games already scheduled for 2026 and 2027 across all five sports, alternating campuses each year to keep the excitement balanced. Athletic directors are thrilled, calling it a way to honor tradition while delivering must-see matchups that fuel fan passion and program pride. This isn’t just about football anymore — it’s a bold, long-term commitment to keeping the rivalry alive and thriving in every sport.

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Colorado State Rams basketball is hitting the ground running with a brutal non-conference schedule designed to prep them for Pac-12 battles and NCAA Tournament contention. Facing up to seven NCAA Tournament teams—including Arizona, Colorado, Wyoming, and Wisconsin—they’ll open at the Maui Invitational and battle squads that won 20+ games last season. Returning six of their top eight scorers from a 21-win, NIT-bound campaign, this seasoned core is primed to rise to the challenge and build a resume that shouts “March Madness.”

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Colorado State men’s basketball makes its historic Maui Invitational debut this November, opening with a showdown against top-ranked Arizona—fresh off a Final Four run and boasting a 78-year series edge. The Rams, led by a returning core including Kyle Jorgensen, Carey Booth, and Josh Pascarelli, bring momentum from their 21-win NIT season. The bracket also features BYU vs. Washington, Providence vs. VCU, and Clemson vs. Ole Miss—setting the stage for a thrilling tournament. Fans can secure travel packages with hotel, tickets, and transport—or buy tickets directly through CSU Ticketing. This national spotlight marks a major milestone for the Rams as they face elite competition.

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