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Colorado State Football 2010 Dynasty game 11

Posted on November 30, 2010 at 06:46 PM.

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FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- Something must have been put into the water at halftime in Fort Collins today, as Colorado State was struggling on offense and took a 13-10 lead going into half over BYU. But managed to score 28 unanswered points in the second half to win 41-10.

It looked like it was going to be 10-6 going into halftime for BYU until Rams QB Pete Thomas found Steele wide open along the sideline for a 55 yard touchdown in the final minute of the half.

CSU started the second half with a 74 yard run by Nwoke on first play. And kept applying the pressure for the entire quarter scoring two more touchdowns. One in the air to Liggett for 42 yards and Mosure ran one in from a yard out.

Thomas was 10 for 20, passing for 225 yards and 2 tds while throwing one interception.

RB John Mosure stepped up on his final home game to rush for 92 yards and two touchdowns. He had this to say after the game,"To be able to go out and give the fans such a great performance for my last game in the stadium. I couldn't hold back the tears after the game was over as the emotions just took ahold of me."

Eight different receivers caught the ball for CSU as Thomas spread the ball around to get everyone involved in the final home game of the season.

On defense Davis Burl collected player of the game after putting together a 6 tackle, 4 for a loss and 3 sack performance. However Senior LB Ricky Brewer was the one filled with emotion after the game,"I've watched these guys grow so much over the season, to think of what our record was last year, and now we have a chance to win 10 games. I'm left speechless, coach has done an amazing job keeping everyone happy and getting the entire team to buy in to the strategy every week."

Coach Gill commented after the game,"Lookout for Thomas in a few years, he's grown so much this season that with a strong offseason conditioning program, he could be a candidate for the draft."