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CSU defense dominates dormant New Mexico offense in blowout win

The Rams held host New Mexico to 76 total yards of offense on the way to a 36-7 win at University Stadium.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Saturday was one of the most dominant defensive performances in Colorado State history.

The Rams held host New Mexico to 76 total yards of offense on the way to a 36-7 win at University Stadium.

That offensive number is the second-fewest yards allowed in program history, second behind 46 yards against Colorado College all the way back in 1948.

Considering the explosiveness of modern college football offenses, it's a remarkable number.

Here are three thoughts on the game as CSU moves to 3-3 overall and 2-0 in Mountain West play.

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