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2020 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST FOOTBALL HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Elijah Johnson, OL,...An additional seven Rams picked up honorable mention nods: offensive linemen Elijah Johnson, Cam Reddy and Barry Wesley; defensive linemen Manny Jones and Toby McBride, kick returner Thomas Pannunzio and Wright as a punt returner. - Colorado State Football

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OG Elijah Johnson, Colorado State
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11/23/20 - Ayden Hector, rSr/2026, Colorado State, 6-0, 210 (DS#999 SS) + More +

NOV 16 PAC-12 FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK: Ayden Hector, Fr., DB, Washington State (Seattle, Wash.),...Hector registered four tackles, recovering two fumbles and an interception in the Cougars' game against Oregon on Saturday...On Oregon's second possession of the game, Washington State's Ahmir Crowder forced a fumble that Hector recovered, leading to a Washington State touchdown...On the next possession, Hector stepped in front of a pass from Oregon's Tyler Shough with under a minute to go in the first quarter...On Oregon's fourth possession, Cougars' Brennan Jackson stripped the ball from Oregon's CJ Verdell, with Hector recovering again, leading to a Blake Mazza field goal early in the second quarter...Hector, who joined the Cougars in October was a walk-on freshman, leads the Pac-12 in fumble recoveries with two so far...Also nominated: Brenden Rice, WR, Colorado; Noah Sewell, ILB, Oregon; Charles Njoku, WR, UCLA; Tuli Tuipulotu, DL, USC; Dylan Morris, QB, Washington. - Pac-12 Conference Football

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SS Ayden Hector, Colorado State
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10/21/20 - Cam Butler, rSr/2022, Colorado State, 6-2, 236 (DS#38 FB) + More +

For a month, the only certainty in Steve Addazio's world has been uncertainty. But the new CSU football coach announced Monday afternoon that the Rams, for certain, will be without tight end Cam Butler for the rest of the fall. Addazio said the senior suffered "an unfortunate non-contact injury" but did not divulge the nature of the injury - or a timetable for Butler's potential return. "He was quite a playmaker," said Addazio, whose Rams open up an eight-game season Saturday night at Canvas Stadium against New Mexico. "So Warren (Jackson, who opted out) is down, and Cam's down. So those are two weapons that are down. So other guys have to step up. And I'm anxious to find out how that's going to roll."

Butler, a 6-foot-2, 250-pound target, missed the last five games of the 2019 season with an undisclosed injury. He'd nabbed eight receptions for 72 yards and a touchdown - the latter scored in the Rocky Mountain Showdown against the CU Buffs - in four games last fall. As a sophomore in 2018, the South Carolina native led all Rams tight ends in catches (29) while putting up 312 receiving yards in 12 appearances, 10 of them starts. He would have at least one season of collegiate eligibility remaining on his ledger after this autumn. Butler's loss is buffered some by the return of talented junior tight end Trey McBride, who had announced his intention to transfer after the Mountain West had initially decided to postpone the football season until the spring. - Denver Post

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FB Cam Butler, Colorado State
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08/27/20 - Manny Jones, rSr/2022, Colorado State, 6-3, 280 (DS#48 DT) + More +

2021 SENIOR BOWL WATCH LIST: Manny Jones, Colorado State,...Jones, an honorable mention All-Mountain West selection a season ago, enters his true senior season with 123 career tackles, 21.5 of them for a loss. Included in those totals are nine sacks, five of which came last season, when he also forced two fumbles. - Colorado State Football

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DT Manny Jones, Colorado State
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08/27/20 - Warren Jackson, Sr/2021, Colorado State, 6-6, 219 (DS#36 WR) + More +

2021 SENIOR BOWL WATCH LIST: Warren Jackson, Colorado State,...Jackson, who was named first-team All-Mountain West at the end of 2019 and opened 2020 as the conference's preseason Offensive Player of the Year, leaves the program with 124 receptions for 1,789 yards and 14 touchdowns. - Colorado State Football

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WR Warren Jackson, Colorado State
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08/25/20 - Trey McBride, Sr/2022, Colorado State, 6-3, 245 (DS#1 TE) + More +

Trey McBride and Manny Jones reversed course in a way to make Colorado State football fans smile. Star tight end McBride entered the transfer portal early last week, not long after the Mountain West announced it would postpone the 2020 fall football season due to the coronavirus. Jones, a senior defensive end, entered the portal not long after. Plans changed, and now McBride and Jones are now both expected to remain Rams.

The 6-foot-4, 260-pound tight end from Fort Morgan tweeted Sunday night that he's "Proud to be a RAM!" with a letter saying that after reflection, he has decided to "follow my instincts" and "listen to my heart. My heart has always flowed with Green & Gold blood. I take tremendous pride in being a Ram & can't wait to build a championship with my teammates." McBride has two years of eligibility remaining after establishing himself as a legitimate pro prospect last season while catching 45 passes for 560 yards and four touchdowns. - Fort Collins Coloradoan

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TE Trey McBride, Colorado State
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08/24/20 - Manny Jones, rSr/2022, Colorado State, 6-3, 280 (DS#48 DT) + More +

Warren Jackson's decision to forgo his final season of eligibility at Colorado State seemed to initiate a chain reaction amongst fellow Rams. Whether or not the events were indeed related, the timing of both Trey McBride and Manny Jones entering the NCAA's transfer portal certainly raised curiosity. Four days after Jackson's announcement, 247Sports.com reported McBride's intentions of departing CSU on Aug. 18 as Jones quickly followed on Aug. 20 – per a statement from NCAAF Nation's Twitter handle. It appeared the Rams would have to live without their top pass-catching tight end and most productive defensive lineman as transfers supposedly began to mount.

Hold that thought. McBride, a junior-to-be with two years of eligibility remaining, revealed via Twitter that he will stay in Fort Collins as the Mountain West Conference continues exploring the possibility of holding a 2020 spring football season. Subsequently, NCAAF Nation released a fresh report which entailed Jones' decision to wrap up his collegiate career at CSU. Jones, a Phill Steele preseason all-league first-team selection, dominated off the edge like never before in 2019 by leading the Rams in tackles for loss (eight) and finishing tied for second on the team in sacks (five). - Greeley Tribune

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DT Manny Jones, Colorado State
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08/21/20 - Manny Jones, rSr/2022, Colorado State, 6-3, 280 (DS#48 DT) + More +

The Colorado State football team might be down yet another star player. Multiple reports say defensive end Manny Jones has entered the transfer portal, with 247Sports recruiting analyst Rusty Mansell confirming Jones intends to transfer. He's the third starter in a week to make a move toward leaving the Rams following the decision by the Mountain West to postpone the fall football season. Receiver Warren Jackson announced he'll skip his senior season to prepare for the 2021 NFL draft. Tight end Trey McBride has also entered the transfer portal. The 6-foot-4, 275-pound Jones was honorable mention all-Mountain West in 2019 as a junior with 54 tackles, eight tackles for loss and five sacks. In three seasons at CSU he has 123 tackles, 21.5 tackles for loss and nine sacks. - Fort Collins Coloradoan

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DT Manny Jones, Colorado State
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08/18/20 - Trey McBride, Sr/2022, Colorado State, 6-3, 245 (DS#1 TE) + More +

Tight end Trey McBride has reportedly entered the NCAA's transfer portal, making it likely that Colorado State's football team will be without its top two NFL prospects whenever the Rams are able to play again. Star receiver Warren Jackson announced over the weekend that he would forego his senior season to prepare for the NFL draft. McBride has two years of eligibility remaining after establishing himself as a legitimate pro prospect last season while catching 45 passes for 560 yards and four touchdowns. The 6-foot-4, 260-pounder from Fort Morgan earned first-team All-Mountain West honors following the season. - KUSA TV9 News

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TE Trey McBride, Colorado State
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08/16/20 - Warren Jackson, Sr/2021, Colorado State, 6-6, 219 (DS#36 WR) + More +

Jackson will leave CSU and prepare for the 2021 NFL draft. The Mountain West has suspended fall sports and is hoping to play a spring football season. That decision finalized Jackson's choice. "Me and my dad knew if it would come to this we would leave. It wasn't a hard decision at all, honestly. I didn't really have any other choice," Jackson said. "It was, 'Alright, I'm going to take this step and it will give me time to train and prepare and work on weaknesses." Jakcson said he'll train at Landow Performance in Denver in preparation. He says he considered leaving CSU after the 2019 season but opted to stay at the time in hopes of a senior season.

Fans will rightly lament losing one last chance to see Jackson, who was named the 2020 Mountain West preseason Offensive Player of the Year after an incredible junior season. Jackson, from Mission Hills, California, was first-team All-Mountain West in 2019 after making 77 catches for 1,119 yards and eight touchdowns. The single-game highlight was his 214-yard performance against New Mexico, including an 87-yard touchdown. Jackson, who was on the Biletnikoff Award watch list, finishes with 124 catches, 1,789 yards and 14 touchdowns in three seasons at CSU. He now aims to join a growing list of CSU receivers in the NFL, which includes Gallup (Cowboys), Johnson (Vikings), Preston Williams (Dolphins) and Rashard Higgins (Browns). - Fort Collins Coloradoan

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WR Warren Jackson, Colorado State
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08/16/20 - Warren Jackson, Sr/2021, Colorado State, 6-6, 219 (DS#36 WR) + More +

With Colorado State's football season postponed by the Mountain West, rising senior wide receiver Warren Jackson announced on Thursday his intent to forgo his final season of collegiate eligibility and begin training for a future in professional football. One of the nation's most physically gifted and imposing receivers at 6-foot-6, Jackson aims to become the next in a long line of successful Colorado State receivers now plying their trade in the National Football League.

Jackson was named the 2020 preseason Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year after a 2019 junior campaign where he was named a first-team All-Mountain West selection. The Mission Hills, Calif., native led the team with 77 catches for 1,119 yards and eight touchdowns over 10 games. His 77 catches rank fifth-best for a single season in program history while his 1,119 yards rank eighth. Against Toledo, Jackson tallied the third-most receptions in a single game with 12 and his 214 yards against New Mexico rank eighth for a single-game performance at Colorado State. - Colorado State Football

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WR Warren Jackson, Colorado State
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07/28/20 - Anthony Koclanakis, rSr/2022, Colorado State, 5-11, 219 (DS#68 ILB) + More +

2020 PHIL STEELE/DRAFTSCOUT PRESEASON ALL-FCS THIRD TEAM: LB Anthony Koclanakis, Murray St, Sr.,...Koclanakis led the OVC in tackles in 2019 with 124, including a league-best 63 solo stops. His 10.3 tackles per game ranked him 11th nationally in that category, while his 5.3 solo tackles ranked 20th. The Anaheim, California native also posted a team-high 9.5 tackle-for-loss on the season in addition to 3.0 sacks. He ended the season with seven 10-plus tackle performances including tallying a career-high of 18 twice. In addition, Koclanakis finished his junior campaign with two fumble recoveries, a pass breakup, a quarterback hurry and an interception. - Murray State Football

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ILB Anthony Koclanakis, Colorado State
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07/27/20 - Warren Jackson, Sr/2021, Colorado State, 6-6, 219 (DS#36 WR) + More +

2020 PRESEASON MAXWELL AWARD WATCH LIST: WR Warren Jackson, Colorado State,...Jackson is also on the Biletnikoff Award watch list, as well as being named the preseason Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year - just the second time a wideout has earned the distinction in the conference; former Colorado State standout Rashard Higgins was the first, back in 2015. The 6-foot-5, 215-pounder out of Mission Hills, Calif., ranked among the nation's best receivers in 2019, sitting fourth nationally with 111.9 yards per game, sixth with 7.7 catches per outing. In 10 games, he finished with 77 catches for 1,119 yards and eight touchdowns, earning first-team All-Mountain West honors. - Colorado State Football

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WR Warren Jackson, Colorado State
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07/27/20 - Barry Wesley, rSr/2022, Colorado State, 6-6, 312 (DS#52 OG) + More +

2020 WUERFFEL TROPHY PRESEASON WATCH LIST: Barry Wesley, Colorado State, junior, offensive line,...Wesley initially walked on to the Colorado State football program, but has started every game the past two seasons for the Rams, seeing game action at every position along the offensive front his redshirt freshman season. On campus and in the Fort Collins community, Wesley has been just as versatile. He is an active participant in the John Mosely Student-Athlete Mentoring program, a member of the President's Multicultural Student Advisory Committee and has attended the Black Student-Athlete Summit for the past three years. His campus involvement led to him being named the 2019 Albert C. Yates Student Leadership Award winner, given annually to a student who displays strong involvement through leadership and commitment, while upholding Colorado State's values, traditions and spirit. His community service has included a trip with the Green and Global program, working with Larimer County Boys and Girls Club and taking part in on-campus activities for the youth in the Fort Collins community. - Colorado State Football

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OG Barry Wesley, Colorado State
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07/24/20 - Ryan Stonehouse, rSr/2022, Colorado State, 5-10, 193 (DS#10 P) + More +

2020 PRESEASON RAY GUY AWARD WATCH LIST: Ryan Stonehouse, Colorado State,...Stonehouse enters his final season as the Rams' career punting leader at 47.0 yards per attempt, ranking him first nationally for active career average. In 2019, Stonehouse averaged 46.4 yards per punt, placing 13 of his 49 attempts inside the opponent's 20. He had 16 punts of 50 yards or longer, with five touchbacks against inducing nine fair catches. His average was down from the year prior by design, with Stonehouse's improvements in placement and hang time leading to a resurgence for the Colorado State punt-coverage unit, ranking sixth nationally in net punting at 42.3 yards per attempt. - Colorado State Football

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P Ryan Stonehouse, Colorado State
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