Dedicated to the Preservation of Athletic History at Colorado State University
|
Coming Soon - Colorado Aggies.Com Features for 2010
|
The 1990 football season was 20 years ago and we will celebrate one of the greatest teams
in school history with a five-month special feature. Complete with inside stories, video and
as many pictures as we can cram on the Internet, we will remember the football team that
won the first bowl game in school history and helped launch CSU football into a whole
new era.
Freedom Bowl Season 20th Anniversary
|
The Blond Lady of College Avenue
|
The gymnasium and field house on College Avenue has
become one of the greatest historic landmarks of the CSU
campus and the City of Fort Collins. Since 1926 it has
stood along College Avenue with its blond brick frame and
red tile roof. In 2010 CA.C will follow the history of this
great landmark where Glen Morris trained for the
decathlon, car shows filled the building and men slept. Oh,
by-the-way, the Aggies and Rams also played every sport
in school history in this building too.
All in the Aggies and Rams Family
|
For over a century Colorado State athletics have featured fathers, brothers,
cousins, uncles and even grandparents that have all played for the Aggies or
Rams. In 2010 we will feature some of the famous and not-so-famous
family members that have played at CSU.
Director of Athletics - John McIntosh
|
In 1904, John McIntosh arrived on the Aggie campus and
helped save all athletics. With no direction for five years,
Colorado Agricultural College was in danger of losing
everything until a man from Georgia revamped the athletic
association and changed the landscape of athletics for more
than 100 years.