Colorado State takes its eight-match winning streak on the road, facing Washington State on Thursday and Boise State on Saturday. The Rams are the Pac-12’s only undefeated team and will look to keep that standing—and potentially secure home-court advantage in the conference tournament.

By the Numbers
  • Colorado State is 7-0 in Pac-12 play and has won 8 straight matches.
  • The Rams recorded 18 blocks in 3 sets against Utah State, a program record in the modern scoring era.
  • Washington State is 3-4 in conference play; Boise State is 4-3.
  • Colorado State plays Washington State Thursday at 8:30 p.m. and Boise State Saturday at noon.
Yes, But

The Rams are in control of the conference race, but both road matches pose challenges: Washington State has recorded more than 190 blocks this season, while Boise State features a freshman who recently earned the program’s first-ever Offensive Player of the Week honor.

Bottom Line

Colorado State’s road trip is both a test of its unbeaten conference start and an opportunity to strengthen its claim to the top seed—and home-court advantage—in the Pac-12 tournament.