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Colorado State football healthy after Power 5 stretch

After playing a rugged opening schedule, the Rams are ready for the Mountain West

Colorado State running back Izzy Matthews ...
Hyoung Chang, The Denver Post
Colorado State running back Izzy Matthews celebrate his winning touchdown in the 4th quarter of the game against Arkansas at Canvas Stadium. Sept. 8, 2018. CSU won 34-27.
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FORT COLLINS — From the moment the schedule became official, was already concerned.

The Colorado State football coach knew the successive trio of Power 5 opponents would be challenging in terms of wins and losses — and the Rams came out of games with Colorado, Arkansas and Florida 1-2 — but also physically on his team. In terms of the training room angle, the Rams didn’t do too bad on that front.

“We’re a little big banged up, but we’re better than I thought we’d be. There’s some guys that got some bumps and bruises, but I think they’re going to be able to play and practice,” Bobo said Monday at his weekly press conference. “Today we’re going in shorts and helmets, where normally this would be a shells day. (Tuesday) we’ll go full pads and then shells on Wednesday.

“(I’m) taking a little bit off of them physically today; be more of a mental practice, and that’s a little adjustment I’m going to make. Then I gotta keep an eye as the week goes on. There’s been a lot of strain in all four games.”

Defensive end has missed past two weeks under concussion protocol and remains doubtful for this week. Receiver Warren Jackson missed last week with a knee bruise, though he made the trip and was available for red-zone use. During the Florida game, guard exited with an ankle issue.

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