Early Predictions: Colorado State Rams
The Rams will look to build off their success from first year head coach Steve Fairchild, as the Rams will try to go bowling again in 2009. That, however, will be tough with the loss of quarterback Billy Farris, running backs Kyle Bell and Gattrell Johnson, and also tight end Kory Sperry. The Rams will need replacements to get back to bowl eligibility.
| 9-5-09 | at Colorado L |
| 9-19-09 | NEVADA W |
| 10-3-09 | at Idaho W |
| TBA | WYOMING W |
| TBA | AIR FORCE L |
| TBA | SAN DIEGO STATE W |
| TBA | UTAH L |
| TBA | at Brigham Young L |
| TBA | at TCU L |
| TBA | at UNLV L |
| TBA | at New Mexico W |
| TBA | 1 non-conference opponent |
Colorado
The Buffs have a third year starter at quarterback in Cody Hawkins, and this year looks to be the year for the Buffs to challenge for the Big XII title.
Nevada
The Wolf Pack run the odd pistol offense, and they return their top two running backs and quarterback.
Idaho
The Vandals were one of the worst teams in FBS, and 2009 looks to be the same.
Wyoming
The "Border War" is always a tough game.
Air Force
Another in-state rival, but Air Force will have the experience at the playmaking positions.
Utah
The Utes have to replace most of their offensive production from 2008.
BYU
The Cougar offense returns freshman wide receiver sensation McKay Jacobson, who will replace Austin Collie.
TCU
Andy Dalton returns for his third year as a quarterback with significant playing time.
New Mexico
The Lobos' QB Donovan Porterie is fully healthy.
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