Colorado State Rams have rolled out a fresh look for the upcoming football season, unveiling a new road jersey that marks a shift in apparel partnership. The design showcases the team's name in a sleek script across the front, while the back carries an orange 'A' that pays homage to the university's agricultural heritage.
A nod to the ag school
The jersey also bears the Pac‑12 logo and the Adidas emblem, signaling the end of the Under Armour era that began in 2015. The orange 'A' sits prominently on the rear, serving as a visual link to the school's long‑standing ag program.
Debut on the field
The new uniform will make its on‑field debut on September 5 when the Rams host Wyoming in the season opener. This game will be the first chance for fans to see the fresh aesthetic in action, as the team transitions to Adidas as its primary apparel provider.
Tradition still in the works
While the road kit is set to hit the field, the team's traditional home green and a special Ag Day uniform remain unreleased. Fans will have to wait for future announcements to see how those classic looks will be reimagined.
The move to Adidas reflects a broader partnership strategy across the university's athletics, and the Rams hope the new aesthetic will translate into a competitive edge as they aim for a strong start in the Mountain West Conference.