Colorado State football’s 2015 intro video, which is played before every home game at Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes Stadium.
0:00-0:11 – (Voiceover) Dr. Charles A. Lory, former president of CSU, speaking about Harry Hughes at the November 7, 1952 retirement banquet for Coach Hughes.
1893 FOUNDING FOOTBALL TEAM
0:00 – Photo of the first football team in CSU history, taken on the steps of Old Main on January 25, 1893, prior to the first home game in school history.
1893 FOUNDING FOOTBALL TEAM
0:02 – October 21, 1893 game in Fort Collins against the University of Denver.
1923 COLORADO FIELD
0:03 – Stands at Colorado Field for the championship game of 1923 against the University of Colorado.
1915 AGGIES FIRST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP
0:04 – Team photo showing the 1915 conference champion Aggies. It was the first football conference championship in school history.
1919 COLORADO FIELD
0:05 – Motion picture film showing the stands at Colorado Field during the October 11, 1919 game against the University of Colorado.
1940 JOHN MOSLEY
0:07 – John W. Mosley in 1940, the first African-American football player in modern CSU history.
1954 GARY GLICK
0:09 – Gary Glick in 1954, who was the No. 1 overall pick in the 1956 NFL Draft.
HARRY HUGHES
0:10 – Football coach and athletic director Harry W. Hughes, who won eight conference titles from 1911 to 1942 as head football coach.
1955 GLICK SCORES
0:13 – Gary Glick scores a touchdown at Colorado Field in the October 1, 1955 game against the University of Denver.
1949 RAISIN BOWL | EDDIE HANNA
0:14 – Halfback Eddie Hanna runs a play in the school’s first bowl game, on January 1, 1949; the Raisin Bowl.
1966 BORDER WAR
0:15 – The Rams celebrate an upset victory over No. 10 Wyoming at Colorado Field on October 29, 1966.
1976 TOUCHDOWN
0:17 – Harry Washington receives a pass from quarterback Dan Graham and scores a touchdown in the October 30, 1976 game at Hughes Stadium against Wyoming.
1977 AL “BUBBA” BAKER
0:20 – The 1977 Rams, including No. 99 Al “Bubba” Baker.
FUM MCGRAW
0:23 – Thurman “Fum” McGraw as a player in his All-America season of 1949.
0:24 – Fum McGraw addresses the CSU football team in the Folsom Field locker room prior to the September 6, 1986 win at Colorado.
1990 BORDER WAR
0:32 – Fans tear down the goalposts at Hughes Stadium after an upset victory over undefeated and No. 19 Wyoming on November 3, 1990.
1994 ARIZONA UPSET
0:34 – Sean Moran picks up a fumble and runs it back for a touchdown in the October 8, 1994 upset victory over No. 6 Arizona in Tucson.
1990 FREEDOM BOWL
0:36 – Fans shake the upper deck at Anaheim Stadium during the December 29, 1990 Freedom Bowl game.
EARLE BRUCE
0:37 – Celebration in the locker room after a win in 1990.
1994 RAY JACKSON
0:37 – Ray Jackson blocks a punt and returns it for a touchdown in the November 19, 1994 victory at Fresno State.
1994 SONNY LUBICK
0:40 – Sonny Lubick celebrates with the 1994 and 1997 Rams football teams.
2002 ROCKY MOUNTAIN SHOWDOWN
0:44 – Cecil Sapp bruises his way to a touchdown in the August 31, 2002 Rocky Mountain Showdown against the University of Colorado.
0:46 – Bradlee Van Pelt runs for a touchdown and spikes the football into the face of CU defender Roderick Sneed in the August 31, 2002 Rocky Mountain Showdown.
1996 THE COMEBACK
0:51 – Jeremy Calhoun completes a miracle comeback against the Air Force Falcons in Colorado Springs on November 2, 1996.
2008 THE CHEST BUMP
0:55 – Gartrell Johnson scores in the November 1, 2008 game against nationally ranked BYU as Miami Dolphin and former CSU Ram Joey Porter chest bumps Johnson in the back of the end zone.
2013 NEW MEXICO BOWL
0:58 – Kapri Bibbs scores a touchdown in the December 21, 2013 New Mexico Bowl victory against Washington State.
2014 ROCKY MOUNTAIN SHOWDOWN
0:58 – Scenes from the August 29, 2014 Rocky Mountain Showdown victory over Colorado.
2014 BORDER WAR
1:06 – Scenes from the October 25, 2014 Border War victory over the Wyoming Cowboys.
2014 PRESTON HODGES
1:10 – Preston Hodges takes down his opponent in 2014.
1:11 – The 2014 Rams celebrate the victories over the Wyoming Cowboys and the Colorado Buffalos with the Bronze Boot and the Centennial Cup.
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