Colorado State Ends Four-Game Losing Streak With 56-49 Win Over San Diego State
Colorado State Rams defeated San Diego State Aztecs 56-49 in a high-scoring football game, with Hauss Hejny leading the Rams with five total touchdowns, snapping a four-game losing streak.
Colorado Springs Pueblo, CO, October 24, 2026 —
Colorado State defeated San Diego State 56-49 in a high-scoring football game, ending the Rams’ four-game losing streak. Hauss Hejny led Colorado State with five total touchdowns.
The result gave the Rams a win after four consecutive losses. The available information does not specify when or where the game was played, the teams’ records, or the competition in which it took place. It also does not provide a quarter-by-quarter breakdown or details about how the touchdowns were scored.
Hejny’s five total touchdowns were the central individual detail reported about the game. The summary does not identify other players’ statistics, explain how the scoring unfolded, or say whether the game was decided late. No coach or player comments were provided.
Colorado State’s 56 points and San Diego State’s 49 produced a seven-point margin. Beyond the final score and Hejny’s touchdown total, further game details were not supplied. The Rams’ victory snapped their four-game skid, but the information available does not describe the circumstances behind the earlier losses or what the result means for either team’s season.
The teams’ next games, their schedules and any changes to their standings were not provided. As a result, the reported outcome establishes the immediate significance for Colorado State—a return to the win column after four straight defeats—without offering additional details about its broader season implications.
Story summarized from the original created by The Associated Press on gazette.com, see more information here.
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