The Colorado State Insider with Brian Rot‪h‬ Learfield IMG Colleg

(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.