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Colorado State fires defensive coordinator Tyson Summers during blowout loss to Oregon State
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Colorado State head coach Jim Mora stripped defensive coordinator Tyson Summers of his play-calling duties during the Rams’ 56-26 loss to Oregon State on Saturday. Summers left the sideline on his own with about a minute left in the first quarter, after Oregon State had taken a 14-0 lead. Mora later confirmed Summers had been fired, saying Summers “made the decision on his own to leave the field.” Co-defensive coordinator Kenny McClendon took over play-calling for the remainder of the game. The loss followed a 59-45 defeat to UTSA the previous week, dropping Colorado State to 2-3 on the season and 0-1 in Pac-12 play. Summers had previously served as Colorado State’s interim head coach in late 2025.
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Colorado State lost 56-26 to Oregon State on Saturday
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Head coach Jim Mora stripped Tyson Summers of play-calling duties before the first quarter ended
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Summers left the sideline on his own after Oregon State went up 14-0
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Mora confirmed after the game that Summers had been fired
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Co-defensive coordinator Kenny McClendon took over defensive play-calling
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The loss followed a 59-45 defeat to UTSA the prior week, and Colorado State fell to 2-3 on the season
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Summers previously served as Colorado State's interim head coach in late 2025 after Jay Norvell was fired
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Colorado State Defensive Coordinator Fired in the Middle of the Game
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Colorado State was embarrassed on its own turfugly 30-point loss
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Colorado State was embarrassed on its own turf by Oregon State on Saturday to the tune of 56-26.
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- Breitbart NewsFar Right
Colorado State Defensive Coordinator Fired in the Middle of the Game
Fans found out that Colorado State defensive coordinator Tyson Summers was out after disappearing half way through Saturday's game.
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Colorado State fires defensive coordinator Tyson Summers in first quarter of Loaded modifier“ugly 30-point loss”"Ugly" is a subjective judgement on the quality of the loss rather than a neutral descriptionMore neutral: 30-point lossDisagree with this highlight?
Colorado State decided to let go of defensive coordinator Tyson Summers amid a 56-26 loss to Oregon State on Saturday. Head coach Jim Mora confirmed the termination after the game. The Rams now sit at 2-3 on the year after losing their Pac-12 opener. …
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Colorado State defensive coordinator fired after disappearing from sideline in the middle of blowout loss
Jim Mora stripped Tyson Summers of play-calling duties before halftime of the Oregon State blowout, and the defensive coordinator left the field on his own
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