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Colorado State vs UTSA game info, TV, kickoff time, history and more

It's a big Week 4 college football challenge for Colorado State as the Rams play at UTSA. Here's what to know about the matchup.

The Colorado State football team faces off against the UTSA Roadrunners in their first road challenge under the leadership of Jim Mora. The match is scheduled for September 26, 2026, with a kickoff time of 10 a.m. Mountain/11 a.m. Central in San Antonio. Both teams are coming back from losses to top-15 opponents.

The game will be broadcast on ESPNU and can also be streamed online via Fubo, YouTube TV, and similar services. Listeners can tune into CSU's broadcast on 104.3 FM The Fan (Denver) and 99.1 FM (Fort Collins) or through the Varsity Network app. The radio team includes Brian Roth, Marty Lenz, and Marty Cesario.

UTSA, coached by Jeff Traylor, enters the game as a 11.5-point favorite according to Draft Kings. Mora, who is leading the Colorado State Rams, is in his first season with the team and boasts a 75-54 record over 10 college seasons at UCLA and UConn. He has also experience in the NFL.

Both teams are currently 2-1 in their respective records. UTSA's wins include victories over UT-Rio Grande Valley (45-16) and Texas State (31-26), while CSU has triumphed over Wyoming (35-13) and Southern Utah (58-24), but suffered a loss to BYU (41-23). The match will take place at the Alamodome in San Antonio, with ticket prices starting at $25 on the UTSA website.

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