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Colorado State held second-place Boise State scoreless in a hard-fought draw, ending the Rams’ two-game losing streak and keeping their Pac-12 tournament hopes alive. Strong defense and goalkeeper Addison Huber’s late save helped CSU match the Broncos’ intensity, turning a scoreless result into a meaningful step forward.

By the Numbers
  • Colorado State: 3-10-2 overall, 2-3-0 in Pac-12 play.
  • Boise State: 4-1-0 in conference play, with 12 points before the match.
  • Huber has started all 16 games, logged 1,395 minutes and recorded three shutouts.
  • CSU freshmen have played more than 2,800 minutes this season.
Yes, But

The draw did not improve CSU’s overall record, and the Rams have struggled to turn solid performances into wins. Still, containing a Boise State team that had beaten them in their previous meeting—and entered near the top of the standings—showed the team’s defensive progress.

State of Play
  • CSU remains in contention for the Pac-12 tournament.
  • The Rams are relying on a collective defensive effort, Huber’s developing play and contributions from a deep roster that includes several freshmen.
Bottom Line

For a team searching for results, the draw offers a tangible sign of resilience: CSU showed it can compete with a conference contender and keep its postseason path open.