What are CSU head coach Jim Mora's strengths? | Zach & Phil preview the Rams opening game vs Wyoming
The Drive previews CSU vs Wyoming as the Jim Mora era officially begins in Fort Collins.
Mora’s discipline‑first philosophy — minimizing turnovers, controlling the game, and building toughness — is now the foundation of CSU football. After a season plagued by giveaways and defensive struggles, the Rams are looking to prove they’re ahead of schedule.
With a rebuilt offensive line, a new quarterback in Hauss Haney, and transfers from UConn, TCU, and Michigan State, CSU enters the Border War with a chance to show immediate progress. But can Mora’s approach deliver results against a physical Wyoming team?
This is the full breakdown of Jim Mora’s impact, CSU’s transformation, and the tension of a rivalry opener that could set the tone for the season.
Discipline and ball security as program philosophy
CSU’s 20 turnovers last season vs Mora’s “no giveaways” approach
Defensive struggles: 31 points allowed per game, only 16 sacks in 2025
Border War preview: CSU vs Wyoming rivalry tension
The Drive reacts to Mora’s debut and CSU’s outlook
Rams fans — weigh in:
• How big is Jim Mora’s impact already
• Can CSU prove they’re ahead of schedule vs Wyoming
• And will discipline be the difference in the Border War
