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CSU officially joins the Pac-12, opening a new chapter for Rams athletics

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By Peter Choi Verified
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Colorado State University has officially become a member of the Pac-12 conference. For many Rams fans, it's a milestone they've waited decades to see. ▶️ WATCH: Peter Choi spoke with a longtime Rams fan and CSU Athletic Director John Weber about what the move means CSU Rams moves to the Pac-12 One of them is Kevin Keefe. Keefe has followed CSU athletics since attending his first football game as a junior in high school in 1976.
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CSU officially joins the Pac-12, opening a new chapter for Rams athletics

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By Peter Choi Verified
| KMGH-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Colorado State University has officially become a member of the Pac-12 conference. For many Rams fans, it's a milestone they've waited decades to see. ▶️ WATCH: Denver7 spoke with a longtime Rams fan and CSU Athletic Director John Weber about what the move means One of them is Kevin Keefe. Keefe has followed CSU athletics since attending his first football game as a junior in high school in 1976.
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Boyd Lake closes its boat ramp for 2026 season as drought lowers water levels

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By Peter Choi Verified
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LLOVELAND, Colo. — What looked like a typical summer afternoon at Boyd Lake State Park quickly told a different story. Boats were still on the water, families were enjoying the sunshine, and the parking lot remained busy. But a walk to the main boat ramp revealed just how much the lake has shrunk. Colorado Parks and Wildlife says the water level has dropped about 20 to 25 feet, exposing shoreline that is normally underwater. Along the way, broken cell phones were visible beneath the lake.
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