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LARAMIE, Wyoming (Ticker) -- Colorado State continued its up and down season. Henri Childs paced a balanced ground attack with 92 yards on 14 carries as the Rams rolled to a 42-14 Mountain West Conference victory over Wyoming. Colorado State (2-2, 1-1 MWC) has alternated losses and wins in its first four games of the season. It rebounded from last week's 14-7 defeat to wear down San Diego State with its best offensive performance of the year. The Rams rushed for 302 yards on 52 carries, while sophomore Bradlee Van Pelt earned his first victory, completing 11-of-20 for 110 yards and a touchdowns. Fellow sophomore D.J. Busch started Colorado State's first two games. Van Pelt opened the scoring with a 39-yard TD run on the final play of the first quarter before Wyoming (2-2, 0-1) tied it on Casey Bramlet's 1-yard TD pass to Malcolm Floyd with 10:34 remaining in the first half. But Colorado State took the lead for good on Dexter Wynn's 95-yard kickoff return. Kent Naughton's 25-yard field goal with four seconds left gave the Rams a 17-7 halftime edge. Wyoming closed to 17-14 on Nate Scott's four-yard TD run five minutes into the third period, but the Rams stretched their lead to 27-14 entering the final quarter on Naughton's 38-yard field goal and Childs' two-yard TD run. In the fourth period, Van Pelt tossed a five-yard TD pass to Jose Ochoa and Michael Vomhof scored on a one-yard TD run. Bramlet completed 13-of-26 for 162 yards for the Cowboys and threw four interceptions. Scott rushed for 87 yards on 21 carries.
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