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Everything you need to know about the Colorado State vs. UNLV online live stream, as well as prediction and game notes.

The Colorado State Rams will welcome the UNLV Rebels to Fort Collins, Colo. on Saturday in a Mountain West Conference matchup.

The Rams (4-5, 2-3 MW) have won two of their last three games, including last week’s 26-7 win at Wyoming. Colorado State was in line for the shutout until the Cowboys scored late on a touchdown run by Brian Hill. The Rams defense was suffocating, allowing just 239 total yards and forcing four Wyoming turnovers. On the offensive side of the ball, with Rashard Higgins held in check, CSU received big contributions from running backs Dalyn Dawkins (25 car, 140 yards) and Izzy Matthews (16 car, 55 yards, 2 TD). The duo led a Rams rushing attack that gained 228 yards rushing.

The Rebels (3-6, 2-3 MW) are back on the winning track after knocking off Hawaii 41-21 last week to snap a three-game skid. UNLV and Hawaii were tied 7-7 midway through the second quarter, but the Rebels took the lead after Blake Decker connected with Aaron Criswell for an 85-yard touchdown. UNLV never relinquished the lead after that. The Rebels were aided by their potent running game, as Keith Whitely and Lexington Thomas combined for 38 carries, 244 yards and two scores. Devonte Boyd hauled in six receptions for 120 yards and a touchdown. Quarterback Blake Decker continues to move up the Rebels passing charts. He finished 15-of-24 for 258 yards passing and two touchdowns.

Colorado State and UNLV will meet for the 22nd time Saturday, with the Rams leading the all-time series 14-6-1.

Below is everything you need to know about the Colorado State vs. UNLV online live stream and game broadcast.

Watch Colorado State vs. UNLV Online Live Stream

Venue: Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes Stadium (Fort Collins, CO)
Date: Saturday, November 14
Kickoff Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
Colorado State vs. UNLV Online Live Stream: Mountain West on Campus Insiders

Prediction

Colorado State is ready to make a push toward the postseason, needing to win this final home game of 2015. Oden will soften up the interior of the UNLV defense, allowing Stevens to collaborate with Higgins on his first two-touchdown game of the year.

For the final score prediction check out Pete Fiutak’s Colorado State vs. UNLV game preview.

Game Notes

The Rams have out-scored opponents 95-40 during the first quarter, and have led in eight of nine games.
UNLV’s defense has 11 interceptions after nine games, which have come courtesy of nine different players. That’s four more INTs than all of last season and equals the amount turned in by the 2013 UNLV bowl team in its 13 games.
Opponents have converted on just 31.1% of 3rd-down opportunities against CSU’s defense (20th in NCAA FBS). CSU’s offense is at 44.1% (31st).