CSU Football Coach Calls Spring Game 'Productive'

Rams work through game day operations ahead of 2026 season

Apr. 11, 2026 at 7:50pm

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An abstract painting featuring bold, neon-colored brushstrokes that convey the raw energy and intensity of a college football game.The CSU Rams' spring game showcased the team's readiness for the upcoming season through a dynamic display of athletic skill and coaching strategy.Fort Collins Today

The Colorado State University football team held its annual spring game on April 11, 2026, giving head coach Jim Mora and his staff a chance to evaluate players and test game day operations in preparation for the upcoming 2026 season.

Why it matters

The spring game is a crucial part of the offseason for college football programs, allowing coaches to assess talent, try out new schemes, and work through logistical challenges before the high-stakes regular season begins.

The details

During the spring game, the CSU Rams were able to practice a variety of game day procedures, including substitutions, special teams, and communication between the coaching staff and players. Head coach Jim Mora said the session was 'really productive' and provided valuable insights as the team gears up for the fall.

  • The CSU spring game took place on April 11, 2026.

The players

Jim Mora

The head football coach for the Colorado State University Rams.

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What they’re saying

“The spring game was really productive for us. We were able to work through a lot of game day operations that will be important for us in the fall.”

— Jim Mora, Head Coach

The takeaway

The CSU spring game allowed the Rams coaching staff to fine-tune their preparations for the 2026 season, testing player personnel, special teams, and communication to identify areas that need further work before the high-stakes regular season begins.