Border War (Colorado State–Wyoming rivalry)

Border War
	Colorado State Rams Wyoming Cowboys
First meeting	January 27, 1911[2]; Colorado State 19, Wyoming 17
Latest meeting	March 1, 2017; Colorado State 78, Wyoming 76
Next meeting	January 13, 2018 in Laramie
Statistics
Meetings total	223
All-time series	Wyoming leads, 131–92
Largest victory	Colorado State, 43–10 (February 28, 1925)[2]
Longest win streak	Wyoming, 31 (1940–1951)[2]
Longest unbeaten streak	Colorado State, 11 (1911–1916)[2]
Current win streak	Colorado State, 2 (2017–present)[2]

Colorado State–Wyoming football rivalry
	Colorado State Rams Wyoming Cowboys
First meeting	November 30, 1899; Colorado Agricultural 12, Wyoming 0
Latest meeting	November 4, 2017; Wyoming 16, Colorado State 13
Next meeting	2018
Trophy	Bronze Boot
Statistics
Meetings total	109
All-time series	Colorado State leads, 58–46–5
Trophy series	Wyoming leads, 26–24
Largest victory	Colorado Agricultural, 61–0 (1913)
Longest win streak	Wyoming, 10 (1956–65)
Current win streak	Wyoming, 2 (2016–present)

The Border War is the name of a college rivalry between the athletic teams of Colorado State University and the University of Wyoming, the Colorado State Rams and Wyoming Cowboys and Cowgirls.

Background

Colorado State University is a public university in Fort Collins, Colorado, and the University of Wyoming is a public university in Laramie, Wyoming. The two campuses are around 65 miles apart via U.S. Route 287.^[1]

Football

Bronze Boot

In 1968, the ROTC detachments of the respective schools initiated the Bronze Boot, a traveling trophy awarded to the winner of the “Border War” each year. The boot was worn in the Vietnam War by Cpt. Dan J. Romero, an Adams State College graduate and Army ROTC instructor at CSU between 1967 and 1969. Each year leading up to the Colorado State–Wyoming game, the game ball is carried in a running shuttle relay by the ROTC detachment of the visiting team along US 287 to the Colorado–Wyoming border, where the home team's ROTC detachment receives it and runs the game ball to the stadium hosting the game. The trophy is guarded by the ROTC unit of the past year's winning school during the game.

Series results

Colorado State victories	Wyoming victories

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score
1	November 30, 1899	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	12–0
2	November 24, 1900	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	16–0
3	November 14, 1903	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	17–0
4	November 24, 1904	Laramie	Tie	6–6
5	November 25, 1905	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	34–5
6	November 14, 1908	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	20–0
7	October 16, 1909	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	32–3
8	November 24, 1910	Laramie	Wyoming	10–0
9	November 30, 1911	Fort Collins	Wyoming	27–0
10	November 28, 1912	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	33–0
11	November 27, 1913	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	61–0
12	October 24, 1914	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	48–10
13	November 6, 1915	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	48–0
14	September 30, 1916	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	48–0
15	October 6, 1917	Laramie	Wyoming	6–0
16	September 27, 1919	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	28–0
17	October 4, 1919	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	14–0
18	October 2, 1920	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	13–0
19	October 16, 1920	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	42–0
20	October 1, 1921	Fort Collins	Tie	7–7
21	October 14, 1922	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	60–0
22	September 29, 1923	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	33–0
23	November 26, 1925	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	40–0
24	October 4, 1929	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	20–7
25	November 8, 1930	Fort Collins	Wyoming	21–6
26	November 7, 1931	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	26–6
27	November 24, 1932	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	23–0
28	September 30, 1933	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	7–0
29	November 3, 1934	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	16–0
30	September 28, 1935	Laramie	Colorado A&M	12–3
31	October 17, 1936	Laramie	Tie	0–0
32	October 16, 1937	Fort Collins	Wyoming	7–0
33	October 1, 1938	Fort Collins	Tie	0–0
34	November 4, 1939	Fort Collins	Colorado A&M	22–0
35	October 5, 1940	Laramie	Tie	0–0
36	October 4, 1941	Fort Collins	Colorado A&M	27–0
37	September 26, 1942	Fort Collins	Colorado A&M	10–0
38	October 5, 1946	Laramie	Colorado A&M	7–0
39	November 22, 1947	Fort Collins	Colorado A&M	21–6
40	October 16, 1948	Laramie	Colorado A&M	21–20
41	October 1, 1949	Fort Collins	Wyoming	8–0
42	October 7, 1950	Laramie	Wyoming	34–0
43	October 13, 1951	Fort Collins	Colorado A&M	14–7
44	October 11, 1952	Laramie	Colorado A&M	14–0
45	October 10, 1953	Laramie	Wyoming	21–14
46	October 9, 1954	Fort Collins	Wyoming	34–0
47	October 8, 1955	Laramie	Colorado A&M	14–13
48	October 6, 1956	Fort Collins	Wyoming	20–12
49	October 12, 1957	Laramie	Wyoming	27–13
50	October 18, 1958	Fort Collins	Wyoming	7–6
51	October 10, 1959	Laramie	Wyoming	29–0
52	October 15, 1960	Fort Collins	Wyoming	40–8
53	October 14, 1961	Laramie	Wyoming	18–7
54	October 27, 1962	Fort Collins	Wyoming	28–7
55	October 12, 1963	Laramie	Wyoming	21–3

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score
56	September 19, 1964	Laramie	Wyoming	31–7
57	September 25, 1965	Fort Collins	Wyoming	33–14
58	October 29, 1966	Fort Collins	Colorado State	12–10
59	September 30, 1967	Laramie	Wyoming	13–10
60	November 2, 1968	Fort Collins	Wyoming	46–14
61	October 4, 1969	Laramie	#19 Wyoming	39–3
62	October 10, 1970	Fort Collins	Wyoming	16–6
63	October 2, 1971	Laramie	Wyoming	17–6
64	October 14, 1972	Fort Collins	Wyoming	28–9
65	October 20, 1973	Laramie	Wyoming	35–3
66	November 2, 1974	Fort Collins	Colorado State	11–6
67	October 4, 1975	Laramie	Colorado State	3–0
68	October 30, 1976	Fort Collins	Colorado State	19–16
69	October 29, 1977	Laramie	Wyoming	29–13
70	October 28, 1978	Fort Collins	Wyoming	13–3
71	September 29, 1979	Laramie	Colorado State	20–16
72	November 1, 1980	Fort Collins	Colorado State	28–25
73	October 31, 1981	Laramie	Wyoming	55–21
74	September 11, 1982	Fort Collins	Colorado State	9–3
75	November 19, 1983	Laramie	Wyoming	42–17
76	October 27, 1984	Fort Collins	Wyoming	43–34
77	October 26, 1985	Laramie	Colorado State	30–19
78	October 25, 1986	Fort Collins	Colorado State	20–15
79	October 31, 1987	Laramie	Wyoming	20–15
80	October 29, 1988	Fort Collins	#10 Wyoming	48–14
81	November 4, 1989	Laramie	Wyoming	56–35
82	November 3, 1990	Fort Collins	Colorado State	17–8
83	October 26, 1991	Laramie	Wyoming	35–28
84	October 24, 1992	Fort Collins	Wyoming	31–14
85	November 20, 1993	Laramie	Colorado State	41–21
86	November 5, 1994	Fort Collins	#14 Colorado State	35–24
87	October 28, 1995	Laramie	Colorado State	31–24
88	November 16, 1996	Fort Collins	#23 Wyoming	25–24
89	October 18, 1997	Laramie	Colorado State	14–7
90	November 7, 1998	Fort Collins	Wyoming	27–19
91	October 23, 1999	Laramie	Colorado State	24–13
92	November 16, 2000	Fort Collins	Colorado State	37–13
93	September 29, 2001	Laramie	Colorado State	42–14
94	October 12, 2002	Fort Collins	Colorado State	44–36
95	November 1, 2003	Laramie	Wyoming	35–28
96	October 22, 2004	Fort Collins	Colorado State	30–7
97	October 22, 2005	Fort Collins	Colorado State	39–31
98	October 21, 2006	Laramie	Wyoming	24–0
99	November 23, 2007	Fort Collins	Colorado State	36–28
100	November 22, 2008	Laramie	Colorado State	31–20
101	November 27, 2009	Fort Collins	Wyoming	17–16
102	November 20, 2010	Laramie	Wyoming	44–0
103	December 3, 2011	Fort Collins	Wyoming	22–19
104	November 3, 2012	Laramie	Wyoming	45–31
105	October 19, 2013	Laramie	Colorado State	52–22
106	October 25, 2014	Fort Collins	Colorado State	45–31
107	November 7, 2015	Laramie	Colorado State	26–7
108	October 1, 2016	Fort Collins	#25 Wyoming	38–17
109	November 4, 2017	Laramie	Wyoming	16–13
Series: Colorado State leads 58–46–5

Bronze Boot trophy at the University of Wyoming in 2007.

Men's basketball

The "Border War" between Colorado State and Wyoming also extends to men's basketball.^[3] The ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia considers Colorado State to be Wyoming's "fiercest rival".^[4] Wyoming has a 131–92 series lead over Colorado State as of January 7, 2015.^[3]^[5]

Notable men's basketball games

January 27, 1951: Colorado State beat AP #20 ranked Wyoming 62–38.^[6]
February 14, 1987: Wyoming won 81–78 in triple overtime. Wyoming's Reggie Fox made a tying three pointer to force the second overtime, and Turk Boyd also hit a three to force the third overtime. The ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia considers this the greatest Border War game of all time.^[4]
January 23, 1988: Colorado State beat #17 Wyoming 54–49.^[6]
March 11, 1988 (WAC Men's Basketball Tournament semifinal): #14 Wyoming beat Colorado State 60–58 and would eventually become tournament champions. With two seconds left and the game tied at 58, Eric Leckner caught a three-quarter-court-length inbounds pass at the top of the key, turned, and made a 19-foot buzzer-beating jumper falling down, to win the game for Wyoming.^[7]
March 9, 2000: In both schools' first seasons in the Mountain West Conference, Wyoming beat Colorado State 74–68 in quarterfinal round of the inaugural MWC basketball tournament, held at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas.
March 13, 2003: In the quarterfinal round of the MWC Tournament, #6 seed Colorado State beat #3 Wyoming 74–71. Colorado State would go on to win the tournament and a berth in the NCAA Tournament.^[8]
February 6, 2010: Colorado State won at Fort Collins over Wyoming, 80–64. In the days before the game, a Colorado State student's Facebook post proposing a "Cowboys vs. Indians" theme in which Colorado State fans would dress in Native American style. This post attracted backlash and discussion within campus, and the student deleted his post and apologized for it.^[9]
March 6, 2013: Colorado State won at Laramie, 78–56. However, this game became controversial because Wyoming students chanted "alcoholic" at Colorado State coach Larry Eustachy, a recovering alcoholic.^[10] At the game, fliers created by interns at the Wyoming athletics marketing office were distributed and made light of an infamous 2003 photo showing Eustachy, then the head coach at Iowa State, partying with University of Missouri students after the Missouri Tigers beat Iowa State.^[11]^[12] Wyoming's athletic director apologized for the students' behavior.^[12]

Men's basketball results

Rankings are from the AP Poll. Source for results:^[2]

Colorado State victories	Wyoming victories

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score	Notes
1	January 27, 1911	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	20–17
2	February 18, 1911	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	30–12
3	January 26, 1912	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	16–14
4	February 21, 1912	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	16–13
5	January 18, 1913	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	23–21
6	February 19, 1913	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	30–18
7	January 25, 1914	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	34–10
8	January 31, 1914	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	43–16
9	January 16, 1915	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	21–19
10	February 13, 1915	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	26–16
11	January 17, 1916	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	34–24
12	February 20, 1916	Fort Collins	Wyoming	34–26
13	March 2, 1916	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	44–22
14	January 19, 1917	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	18–12
15	January 20, 1917	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	34–5
16	February 11, 1917	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	42–23
17	January 19, 1918	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	26–17
18	January 24, 1919	Laramie	Wyoming	32–8
19	January 25, 1919	Laramie	Wyoming	23–17
20	January 17, 1920	Fort Collins	Wyoming	30–20
21	February 6, 1920	Laramie	Wyoming	16–9
22	February 11, 1921	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	16–12
23	February 12, 1921	Fort Collins	Wyoming	20–18
24	February 10, 1922	Laramie	Wyoming	18–16^OT
25	February 11, 1922	Laramie	Colorado Agricultural	19–8
26	February 8, 1924	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	29–16
27	February 9, 1924	Fort Collins	Colorado Agricultural	28–21
28	February 27, 1925	Laramie	Wyoming	32–15
29	February 28, 1925	Laramie	Wyoming	43–10
30	February 9, 1926	Laramie	Wyoming	34–14
31	February 27, 1926	Fort Collins	Wyoming	36–23
32	February 5, 1927	Fort Collins	Wyoming	37–31
33	February 28, 1927	Laramie	Wyoming	34–25
34	February 24, 1928	Laramie	Wyoming	53–22
35	February 25, 1928	Laramie	Wyoming	60–31
36	February 23, 1929	Laramie	Wyoming	53–39
37	February 24, 1929	Laramie	Wyoming	44–34
38	January 18, 1930	Laramie	Wyoming	46–28
39	January 18, 1930	Laramie	Wyoming	56–36
40	February 20, 1931	Laramie	Wyoming	43–41
41	February 21, 1931	Laramie	Wyoming	46–22
42	February 20, 1932	Fort Collins	Wyoming	34–28
43	February 22, 1932	Fort Collins	Wyoming	30–25
44	February 24, 1933	Laramie	Wyoming	57–28
45	February 25, 1933	Laramie	Wyoming	56–38
46	February 25, 1934	Fort Collins	Wyoming	41–15
47	March 1, 1934	Fort Collins	Wyoming	39–21
48	February 23, 1935	Laramie	Wyoming	26–20
49	February 24, 1935	Laramie	Wyoming	34–32
50	February 21, 1936	Fort Collins	Wyoming	34–24
51	February 22, 1936	Fort Collins	Wyoming	31–21
52	February 19, 1937	Laramie	Wyoming	33–32
53	February 20, 1937	Laramie	Wyoming	31–27
54	January 27, 1938	Laramie	Wyoming	45–30
55	February 26, 1938	Fort Collins	Colorado A&M	46–37
56	February 3, 1939	Fort Collins	Wyoming	35–30
57	February 24, 1939	Laramie	Colorado A&M	46–45
58	January 12, 1940	Laramie	Wyoming	39–35
59	February 2, 1940	Laramie	Wyoming	53–40
60	February 7, 1941	Fort Collins	Wyoming	40–34
61	February 28, 1941	Laramie	Wyoming	44–27
62	February 15, 1942	Laramie	Wyoming	61–37
63	March 7, 1942	Fort Collins	Wyoming	45–43
64	January 22, 1943	Fort Collins	Wyoming	66–42
65	January 23, 1943	Laramie	Wyoming	49–23
66	February 12, 1943	Laramie	Wyoming	57–34
67	February 13, 1943	Fort Collins	Wyoming	65–40
68	February 9, 1945	Fort Collins	Wyoming	43–32
69	March 2, 1945	Laramie	Wyoming	45–32
70	February 16, 1946	Laramie	Wyoming	64–43
71	March 9, 1946	Fort Collins	Wyoming	55–41
72	January 14, 1947	Laramie	Wyoming	60–30
73	March 8, 1947	Fort Collins	Wyoming	52–38
74	January 17, 1948	Fort Collins	Wyoming	52–34
75	February 28, 1948	Laramie	Wyoming	62–37
76	January 28, 1949	Fort Collins	Wyoming	56–39
77	February 11, 1949	Laramie	#19 Wyoming	56–43
78	February 12, 1949	Laramie	#19 Wyoming	39–29
79	December 8, 1949	Denver	Wyoming	49–42	^[13]
80	January 3, 1950	Fort Collins	Wyoming	41–38
81	January 20, 1950	Fort Collins	Wyoming	46–41
82	January 21, 1950	Laramie	Wyoming	56–45
83	March 7, 1950	Laramie	Wyoming	50–41
84	December 28, 1950	Denver	Wyoming	62–50	^[13]
85	January 12, 1951	Fort Collins	#10 Wyoming	56–47
86	January 13, 1951	Laramie	#10 Wyoming	77–58
87	January 26, 1951	Laramie	#20 Wyoming	54–34
88	January 27, 1951	Fort Collins	Colorado A&M	62–38
89	January 31, 1952	Fort Collins	Wyoming	58–45
90	March 5, 1952	Laramie	#16 Wyoming	89–57
91	February 7, 1953	Laramie	Wyoming	71–52
92	March 6, 1953	Fort Collins	Wyoming	54–53
93	February 5, 1954	Fort Collins	Colorado A&M	47–43
94	March 5, 1954	Laramie	Wyoming	52–44
95	February 5, 1955	Fort Collins	Colorado A&M	55–49
96	March 6, 1955	Laramie	Wyoming	69–46
97	January 28, 1956	Fort Collins	Colorado A&M	66–56
98	February 11, 1956	Laramie	Colorado A&M	66–56
99	January 26, 1957	Fort Collins	Colorado A&M	64–49
100	February 9, 1957	Laramie	Wyoming	65–56
101	February 1, 1958	Fort Collins	Wyoming	67–61
102	March 1, 1958	Laramie	Wyoming	70–62
103	January 31, 1959	Fort Collins	Colorado State	78–60
104	February 28, 1959	Fort Collins	Colorado State	80–74^OT
105	January 30, 1960	Fort Collins	Colorado State	69–50
106	February 27, 1960	Fort Collins	Colorado State	64–63
107	January 28, 1961	Fort Collins	Colorado State	73–55
108	February 25, 1961	Laramie	Colorado State	61–38
109	January 26, 1962	Fort Collins	Colorado State	56–50
110	February 24, 1962	Laramie	Colorado State	58–54
111	January 4, 1963	Fort Collins	Colorado State	91–70
112	January 12, 1963	Laramie	Colorado State	75–69
113	February 7, 1964	Laramie	Colorado State	66–56
114	February 9, 1964	Fort Collins	Colorado State	73–68
115	January 23, 1965	Laramie	Wyoming	77–68

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score	Notes
116	February 6, 1965	Fort Collins	Colorado State	82–77
117	December 4, 1965	Fort Collins	Colorado State	75–69
118	January 22, 1966	Fort Collins	Wyoming	70–55
119	February 12, 1966	Fort Collins	Colorado State	75–68
120	January 14, 1967	Laramie	Wyoming	75–72^OT
121	February 11, 1967	Fort Collins	Colorado State	69–57
122	January 26, 1968	Fort Collins	Wyoming	84–68
123	February 10, 1968	Laramie	Wyoming	74–67
124	January 25, 1969	Laramie	Colorado State	78–68
125	January 31, 1969	Fort Collins	Wyoming	76–74
126	January 15, 1970	Fort Collins	Wyoming	88–87
127	January 17, 1970	Laramie	Wyoming	79–77
128	January 23, 1971	Fort Collins	Colorado State	74–51
129	February 6, 1971	Laramie	Colorado State	88–78
130	January 22, 1972	Laramie	Colorado State	68–66
131	February 5, 1972	Fort Collins	Colorado State	80–70
132	January 20, 1973	Fort Collins	Colorado State	61–59
133	February 17, 1973	Laramie	Colorado State	60–54
134	January 19, 1974	Laramie	Colorado State	57–46
135	February 16, 1974	Fort Collins	Colorado State	76–67
136	January 18, 1975	Fort Collins	Colorado State	78–60
137	February 22, 1975	Laramie	Wyoming	65–61
138	January 24, 1976	Laramie	Colorado State	51–41
139	February 21, 1976	Fort Collins	Colorado State	61–57
140	January 22, 1977	Fort Collins	Wyoming	74–64^OT
141	February 19, 1977	Laramie	Wyoming	65–63
142	January 21, 1978	Laramie	Colorado State	79–63
143	February 18, 1978	Fort Collins	Colorado State	82–70
144	February 2, 1979	Fort Collins	Colorado State	45–42
145	March 3, 1979	Laramie	Wyoming	70–65
146	March 1, 1980	Fort Collins	Colorado State	51–49
147	March 3, 1980	Fort Collins	Wyoming	67–64^OT
148	January 17, 1981	Fort Collins	Wyoming	85–54
149	February 21, 1981	Laramie	Wyoming	68–40
150	January 2, 1982	Laramie	Wyoming	51–31
151	February 27, 1982	Fort Collins	Wyoming	63–57
152	February 5, 1983	Fort Collins	Colorado State	50–48
153	March 10, 1983	Laramie	Wyoming	49–39
154	January 14, 1984	Fort Collins	Wyoming	69–63
155	February 9, 1984	Laramie	Wyoming	67–51
156	March 7, 1984	Laramie	Wyoming	40–36	WAC quarterfinal
157	January 31, 1985	Laramie	Wyoming	54–53
158	February 22, 1985	Fort Collins	Colorado State	83–68
159	February 1, 1986	Fort Collins	Wyoming	68–66
160	February 22, 1986	Laramie	Wyoming	77–70
161	January 6, 1987	Laramie	Colorado State	74–71
162	February 14, 1987	Fort Collins	Wyoming	81–78^{3 OT}
163	January 23, 1988	Fort Collins	Colorado State	54–49
164	February 20, 1988	Laramie	#19 Wyoming	57–50
165	March 11, 1988	Fort Collins	#14 Wyoming	60–58	WAC semifinal
166	February 4, 1989	Fort Collins	Colorado State	58–48
167	February 25, 1989	Laramie	Colorado State	62–59
168	January 15, 1990	Laramie	Colorado State	65–57
169	February 3, 1990	Fort Collins	Wyoming	71–67
170	January 8, 1991	Fort Collins	Wyoming	75–63
171	February 26, 1991	Laramie	Colorado State	71–68
172	January 28, 1992	Fort Collins	Colorado State	68–67
173	March 7, 1992	Laramie	Wyoming	83–65
174	January 16, 1993	Fort Collins	Colorado State	92–77
175	February 20, 1993	Laramie	Wyoming	77–66
176	January 15, 1994	Laramie	Wyoming	73–58
177	February 19, 1994	Fort Collins	Wyoming	74–72
178	January 7, 1995	Fort Collins	Wyoming	70–69
179	February 25, 1995	Laramie	Wyoming	80–73
180	January 10, 1996	Laramie	Colorado State	68–63
181	February 24, 1996	Fort Collins	Colorado State	80–66
182	January 11, 1997	Fort Collins	Colorado State	78–71
183	February 6, 1997	Laramie	Wyoming	67–65^OT
184	January 24, 1998	Laramie	Colorado State	53–46
185	February 21, 1998	Fort Collins	Wyoming	69–64^OT
186	January 23, 1999	Fort Collins	Colorado State	91–83
187	February 20, 1999	Laramie	Colorado State	80–75
188	January 15, 2000	Laramie	Colorado State	77–71
189	March 4, 2000	Fort Collins	Colorado State	79–78
190	March 9, 2000	Las Vegas	Wyoming	74–68	MWC quarterfinal
191	January 13, 2001	Fort Collins	Wyoming	70–69^OT
192	February 10, 2001	Laramie	Wyoming	72–70
193	January 12, 2002	Laramie	Wyoming	95–72
194	February 9, 2002	Fort Collins	Wyoming	72–69^OT
195	January 25, 2003	Fort Collins	Wyoming	79–77
196	February 22, 2003	Laramie	Wyoming	62–60
197	March 13, 2003	Las Vegas	Colorado State	74–71	MWC quarterfinal
198	January 31, 2004	Fort Collins	Colorado State	75–74^OT
199	February 28, 2004	Laramie	Wyoming	67–61
200	January 29, 2005	Laramie	Wyoming	69–56
201	February 26, 2005	Fort Collins	Colorado State	96–94^OT
202	January 25, 2006	Fort Collins	Wyoming	72–67
203	February 25, 2006	Laramie	Colorado State	80–78
204	January 24, 2007	Laramie	Wyoming	75–70
205	February 24, 2007	Fort Collins	Colorado State	86–68
206	January 26, 2008	Laramie	Wyoming	73–58
207	February 27, 2008	Fort Collins	Wyoming	77–67
208	March 12, 2008	Las Vegas	Colorado State	68–63	MWC first round
209	January 24, 2009	Laramie	Wyoming	83–74
210	February 25, 2009	Fort Collins	Wyoming	82–79
211	January 6, 2010	Laramie	Colorado State	83–73
212	February 6, 2010	Fort Collins	Colorado State	80–64
213	January 4, 2011	Fort Collins	Colorado State	73–60
214	February 5, 2011	Laramie	Colorado State	59–56
215	January 21, 2012	Laramie	Wyoming	70–51
216	February 18, 2012	Fort Collins	Colorado State	54–46
217	February 2, 2013	Fort Collins	Colorado State	65–46
218	March 6, 2013	Laramie	Colorado State	78–56
219	February 22, 2014	Fort Collins	Colorado State	82–67
220	March 8, 2014	Laramie	Wyoming	83–75
221	January 7, 2015	Fort Collins	Wyoming	60–54
222	February 4, 2015	Laramie	Wyoming	59–48
223	January 30, 2016	Laramie	Wyoming	83–76
224	February 20, 2016	Fort Collins	Wyoming	84–66
225	February 15, 2017	Laramie	Colorado State	78–73
226	March 1, 2017	Fort Collins	Colorado State	78–76
227	January 13, 2018	Laramie	Colorado State	78–73
228	January 31, 2018	Fort Collins	Wyoming	91–86^2OT
Series: Wyoming leads 133–95

Women's basketball

The first women's basketball game between Colorado State and Wyoming was on January 29, 1975 in Laramie, with a 69–46 win for Colorado State.^[14] As of January 7, 2015, the series is tied 45–45, after Colorado State beat Wyoming 58–55 for the Rams' first win at Laramie since 2002.^[15]^[16]

Women's basketball results

Date	Winning Team		Losing Team		Site	Notes about game
January 30, 2016	Colorado State	63	Wyoming	42	Fort Collins
February 20, 2016	Colorado State	62	Wyoming	57	Laramie

References

↑ "CSU offering discounted student tickets for Saturday's Border War". Colorado State Rams. October 31, 2012. Retrieved January 7, 2015.
1 2 3 4 5 6 "Wyoming Series Record vs. COLORADO STATE" (PDF), 2014 Wyoming Cowboy Men's Basketball Media Guide, University of Wyoming, pp. 87–88, 2014
1 2 "Border War: Pokes Visit Rams for Marquee MW Matchup". University of Wyoming. January 5, 2015. Retrieved January 7, 2015. ...the Cowboys own a 131–92 advantage in the all-time series with Rams.
1 2 ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Men's Game. New York, NY: Ballantine. p. 514. ISBN 0345513924.
↑ "McManamen Shoots Wyoming Past Colorado State, 60–54". University of Wyoming. Retrieved January 7, 2015.
1 2 "Rams vs. Ranked Opponents (AP)" (PDF), Colorado State Rams 2014–15 Men's Basketball Media Guide, Colorado State University, p. 132, 2014
↑ Holbreich, Curt (March 12, 1988). "WAC Basketball Tournament Roundup : Leckner's Shot Saves Wyoming at the Buzzer". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved January 7, 2015.
↑ "2003 Men's Basketball Review". Colorado State Rams. Archived from the original on May 1, 2003. Boxscore
↑ Whaley, Monte (February 5, 2010). "Push for American Indian garb at CSU game draws fire". Denver Post. Retrieved January 8, 2015.
↑ Frederickson, Ben (March 7, 2013). "'Alcoholic' chants toward Colorado State's Eustachy crossed the line". Casper Star Tribune. Retrieved January 8, 2015.
↑ Witosky, Tom (April 28, 2003). "Eustachy's party behavior called 'poor judgment'". Des Moines Register. Archived from the original on December 26, 2004. Retrieved January 9, 2014.
1 2 "Wyoming officials apologize to Eustachy for students' 'alcoholic' taunt". The Coloradoan. March 8, 2013. Retrieved January 8, 2015.
1 2 Wyoming 2014 media guide, p. 160.
↑ http://issuu.com/csurams/docs/fullguide_7d9e93cdb6d003/91?e=1681024/10056874
↑ "Game notes: CSU travels north to challenge Wyoming in Border War". Colorado State University. January 5, 2015. Retrieved January 7, 2015.
↑ "Women's basketball recap: CSU snaps 13-year streak at Wyoming". Colorado State University. Retrieved January 7, 2015.

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[1] "CSU offering discounted student tickets for Saturday's Border War". Colorado State Rams. October 31, 2012. Retrieved January 7, 2015.

[CSU_UW_MBB_games-2] 1 2 3 4 5 6 "Wyoming Series Record vs. COLORADO STATE" (PDF), 2014 Wyoming Cowboy Men's Basketball Media Guide, University of Wyoming, pp. 87–88, 2014

[Wyoming_010515-3] 1 2 "Border War: Pokes Visit Rams for Marquee MW Matchup". University of Wyoming. January 5, 2015. Retrieved January 7, 2015. ...the Cowboys own a 131–92 advantage in the all-time series with Rams.

[ESPN_Wyoming-4] 1 2 ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Men's Game. New York, NY: Ballantine. p. 514. ISBN 0345513924.

[5] "McManamen Shoots Wyoming Past Colorado State, 60–54". University of Wyoming. Retrieved January 7, 2015.

[CSU_vs_ranked-6] 1 2 "Rams vs. Ranked Opponents (AP)" (PDF), Colorado State Rams 2014–15 Men's Basketball Media Guide, Colorado State University, p. 132, 2014

[7] Holbreich, Curt (March 12, 1988). "WAC Basketball Tournament Roundup : Leckner's Shot Saves Wyoming at the Buzzer". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved January 7, 2015.

[8] "2003 Men's Basketball Review". Colorado State Rams. Archived from the original on May 1, 2003. Boxscore

[9] Whaley, Monte (February 5, 2010). "Push for American Indian garb at CSU game draws fire". Denver Post. Retrieved January 8, 2015.

[crossed_the_line-10] Frederickson, Ben (March 7, 2013). "'Alcoholic' chants toward Colorado State's Eustachy crossed the line". Casper Star Tribune. Retrieved January 8, 2015.

[Eustachy's_party_behavior_called_poor_judgment-11] Witosky, Tom (April 28, 2003). "Eustachy's party behavior called 'poor judgment'". Des Moines Register. Archived from the original on December 26, 2004. Retrieved January 9, 2014.

[Wyoming_officials_apologize-12] 1 2 "Wyoming officials apologize to Eustachy for students' 'alcoholic' taunt". The Coloradoan. March 8, 2013. Retrieved January 8, 2015.

[Wyoming_p160-13] 1 2 Wyoming 2014 media guide, p. 160.

[14] ttp://issuu.com/csurams/docs/fullguide_7d9e93cdb6d003/91?e=1681024/10056874

[15] "Game notes: CSU travels north to challenge Wyoming in Border War". Colorado State University. January 5, 2015. Retrieved January 7, 2015.

[16] "Women's basketball recap: CSU snaps 13-year streak at Wyoming". Colorado State University. Retrieved January 7, 2015.

Colorado State Rams football
Venues	Durkee Field (1899–1911) Colorado Field (1912–1967) Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes Stadium (1968–2016) Canvas Stadium (2017–present)
Bowls & rivalries	Bowl games Air Force (Ram–Falcon Trophy) Colorado: Rocky Mountain Showdown Wyoming (Bronze Boot)
Culture & lore	CAM the Ram Colorado State University Marching Band
People	Head coaches NFL draftees Statistical leaders
Seasons	1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Wyoming Cowboys football
Venues	Corbett Field (1922–1949) War Memorial Stadium (1950–present)
Bowls & rivalries	Bowl games Colorado State (Bronze Boot) Hawaii (Paniolo Trophy) Utah State
Culture & lore	Pistol Pete "Ragtime Cowboy Joe" Western Thunder Marching Band
People	Head coaches NFL draftees Statistical leaders
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Mountain West Conference football rivalries
Conference	Air Force–Colorado State Air Force–Hawaii Boise State–Fresno State Boise State–Nevada Border War (Colorado State–Wyoming) Fresno State–Hawaii Fresno State–San Diego State Fresno State–San Jose State Fremont Cannon (Nevada–UNLV) Hawaii–Wyoming Utah State–Wyoming
Non-conference	Arizona–New Mexico Beehive Boot (BYU–Utah–Utah State) Bill Walsh Legacy Game (San Jose State–Stanford) Boise State–Idaho BYU–Utah State Commander-in-Chief's Trophy (Air Force–Army–Navy) Rocky Mountain Showdown (Colorado–Colorado State) Rio Grande Rivalry (New Mexico–New Mexico State) Battle of the Brothers (Utah–Utah State)

Statistics
Colorado State Rams Wyoming Cowboys
First meeting	November 30, 1899 Colorado Agricultural 12, Wyoming 0
Latest meeting	November 4, 2017 Wyoming 16, Colorado State 13
Next meeting	2018
Trophy	Bronze Boot
Meetings total	109
All-time series	Colorado State leads, 58–46–5
Trophy series	Wyoming leads, 26–24
Largest victory	Colorado Agricultural, 61–0 (1913)
Longest win streak	Wyoming, 10 (1956–65)
Current win streak	Wyoming, 2 (2016–present)

Statistics
Colorado State Rams Wyoming Cowboys
First meeting	January 27, 1911^[2] Colorado State 19, Wyoming 17
Latest meeting	March 1, 2017 Colorado State 78, Wyoming 76
Next meeting	January 13, 2018 in Laramie
Meetings total	223
All-time series	Wyoming leads, 131–92
Largest victory	Colorado State, 43–10 (February 28, 1925)^[2]
Longest win streak	Wyoming, 31 (1940–1951)^[2]
Longest unbeaten streak	Colorado State, 11 (1911–1916)^[2]
Current win streak	Colorado State, 2 (2017–present)^[2]