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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The Colorado State Rams stunned Grand Canyon on the road with a 70-60 victory, proving their resilience after two tough losses. Down but not out, CSU delivered a complete game, especially on defense, and erupted for a 16-0 run in the second half to turn the tide. Led by Carey Booth’s 19 points and 12 rebounds and Augustinas Kiudulas’ season-high 15 points, the Rams dominated the boards and executed with grit—especially with key players sidelined. This win wasn’t just about the score; it was a statement of character and readiness for the brutal Mountain West grind ahead, starting with a showdown against New Mexico.

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