Andy Cross / THE DENVER POST)
FORT COLLINS — What makes college football so unique is how a team can change its entire makeup over the course of one offseason and still have the capability to succeed.
For Colorado State, that adaptability will be required from its offense after losing its three main contributors last year in quarterback Nick Stevens, wide receiver Michael Gallup and running back Dalyn Dawkins. With a running back core that goes five-deep with returning players, the rock-toting Rams are ready to take over the scoreboard.
"Our philosophy is to try and be the hardest-working position group on the field and have our teammates see that while we're watching practice," running back coach Bryan Applewhite said.