Colorado State vs. Wyoming. First played in 1899; the results here start in 1903.
Colorado State leads 58–52–5 in the Border War through 2026. Colorado State won the last meeting, 35–13, in 2026.
Colorado State won the last one, in 2026. Over the last 10 meetings, Wyoming is 7–3.
Bronze Boot: started in 1968 by the schools' ROTC detachments, it's a combat boot worn in Vietnam by Capt. Dan J. Romero, an Army ROTC instructor at CSU.
The first meeting, on Thanksgiving Day 1899 in Laramie, went to Colorado Agricultural 12-0 by forfeit after an argument between officials turned into a brawl. The campuses are about 65 miles apart on US 287, and before each game ROTC cadets carry the game ball in a relay to the state line, where the home team's detachment takes it the rest of the way. It's the oldest and most-played series in the Mountain West, and the schools were conference rivals in the WAC from 1968 to 1999 and in the Mountain West from 1999. Colorado State left for the Pac-12 in 2026.
Each bar is one meeting. Bars above the line are Colorado State wins and bars below it are Wyoming wins; the taller the bar, the bigger the margin (bars stop at 56 points). Over the last 10 meetings Wyoming is 7–3. Colorado State swept the 1920s, 6–0. The widest margins are Colorado State 61–0 in 1913 and Wyoming 44–0 in 2010.
Wyoming is the better team this season by SP+ (98th to 103rd), and it's ahead on 6 of these 10 stats. Each row is one stat: the dots are each team's national rank out of 138, printed by the dot, and further left is better.
| National rank | Colorado State | Wyoming |
|---|---|---|
| SP+ overall | 103rd | 98th |
| SP+ offense | 55th | 120th |
| SP+ defense | 131st | 58th |
| Success rate | 42nd | 25th |
| Success rate allowed | 138th | 87th |
| Explosive play rate | 79th | 19th |
| Big Uglies: offensive line | 16th | 24th |
| Big Uglies: defensive front | 138th | 128th |
| Takeaways a game | 6th | 106th |
| Giveaways a game | 26th | 87th |
| Best single game | Most in the series | |
|---|---|---|
| Passing | Justin Holland (Colorado State), 419 passing yards in 2005, with 4 TDs | Garrett Grayson (Colorado State), 813 passing yards in 4 games (2011–2014) |
| Rushing | Kapri Bibbs (Colorado State), 201 rushing yards in 2013, with 3 TDs | Xazavian Valladay (Wyoming), 377 rushing yards in 3 games (2019–2021) |
| Receiving | Jovon Bouknight (Wyoming), 187 receiving yards in 2005, with 3 TDs | Jovon Bouknight (Wyoming), 284 receiving yards in 2 games (2004–2005) |
From the box scores of the 22 meetings since 2004 on CollegeFootballData.com. Older games don't have player stats.
| Year | Winner | Score | Home |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Colorado State | 35–13 | Colorado State |
| 2025 | Wyoming | 28–0 | Wyoming |
| 2024 | Colorado State | 24–10 | Colorado State |
| 2023 | Wyoming | 24–15 | Wyoming |
| 2022 | Wyoming | 14–13 | Colorado State |
| 2021 | Wyoming | 31–17 | Wyoming |
| 2020 | Colorado State | 34–24 | Colorado State |
| 2019 | Wyoming | 17–7 | Wyoming |
| 2018 | Wyoming | 34–21 | Colorado State |
| 2017 | Wyoming | 16–13 | Wyoming |
| 2016 | Wyoming | 38–17 | Colorado State |
| 2015 | Colorado State | 26–7 | Wyoming |
| 2014 | Colorado State | 45–31 | Colorado State |
| 2013 | Colorado State | 52–22 | Wyoming |
| 2012 | Wyoming | 45–31 | Wyoming |
| 2011 | Wyoming | 22–19 | Colorado State |
| 2010 | Wyoming | 44–0 | Wyoming |
| 2009 | Wyoming | 17–16 | Colorado State |
| 2008 | Colorado State | 31–20 | Wyoming |
| 2007 | Colorado State | 36–28 | Colorado State |
| 2006 | Wyoming | 24–0 | Wyoming |
| 2005 | Colorado State | 39–31 | Colorado State |
| 2004 | Colorado State | 30–7 | Colorado State |
| 2003 | Wyoming | 35–28 | Wyoming |
| 2002 | Colorado State | 44–36 | Colorado State |
| 2001 | Colorado State | 42–14 | Wyoming |
| 2000 | Colorado State | 37–13 | Colorado State |
| 1999 | Colorado State | 24–13 | Wyoming |
| 1998 | Wyoming | 27–19 | Colorado State |
| 1997 | Colorado State | 14–7 | Wyoming |
| 1996 | Wyoming | 25–24 | Colorado State |
| 1995 | Colorado State | 31–24 | Wyoming |
| 1994 | Colorado State | 35–24 | Colorado State |
| 1993 | Colorado State | 41–21 | Wyoming |
| 1992 | Wyoming | 31–14 | Colorado State |
| 1991 | Wyoming | 35–28 | Wyoming |
| 1990 | Colorado State | 17–8 | Colorado State |
| 1989 | Wyoming | 56–35 | Wyoming |
| 1988 | Wyoming | 48–14 | Colorado State |
| 1987 | Wyoming | 20–15 | Wyoming |
| 1986 | Colorado State | 20–15 | Colorado State |
| 1985 | Colorado State | 30–19 | Wyoming |
| 1984 | Wyoming | 43–34 | Colorado State |
| 1983 | Wyoming | 42–17 | Wyoming |
| 1982 | Colorado State | 9–3 | Colorado State |
| 1981 | Wyoming | 55–21 | Wyoming |
| 1980 | Colorado State | 28–25 | Colorado State |
| 1979 | Colorado State | 20–16 | Wyoming |
| 1978 | Wyoming | 13–3 | Colorado State |
| 1977 | Wyoming | 29–13 | Wyoming |
| 1976 | Colorado State | 19–16 | Colorado State |
| 1975 | Colorado State | 3–0 | Wyoming |
| 1974 | Colorado State | 11–6 | Colorado State |
| 1973 | Wyoming | 35–3 | Wyoming |
| 1972 | Wyoming | 28–9 | Colorado State |
| 1971 | Wyoming | 17–6 | Wyoming |
| 1970 | Wyoming | 16–6 | Colorado State |
| 1969 | Wyoming | 39–3 | Wyoming |
| 1968 | Wyoming | 46–14 | Colorado State |
| 1967 | Wyoming | 13–10 | Wyoming |
| 1966 | Colorado State | 12–10 | Colorado State |
| 1965 | Wyoming | 33–14 | Colorado State |
| 1964 | Wyoming | 31–7 | Wyoming |
| 1963 | Wyoming | 21–3 | Wyoming |
| 1962 | Wyoming | 28–7 | Colorado State |
| 1961 | Wyoming | 18–7 | Wyoming |
| 1960 | Wyoming | 40–8 | Colorado State |
| 1959 | Wyoming | 29–0 | Wyoming |
| 1958 | Wyoming | 7–6 | Colorado State |
| 1957 | Wyoming | 27–13 | Wyoming |
| 1956 | Wyoming | 20–12 | Colorado State |
| 1955 | Colorado State | 14–13 | Wyoming |
| 1954 | Wyoming | 34–0 | Colorado State |
| 1953 | Wyoming | 21–14 | Wyoming |
| 1952 | Colorado State | 14–0 | Wyoming |
| 1951 | Colorado State | 14–7 | Colorado State |
| 1950 | Wyoming | 34–0 | Wyoming |
| 1949 | Wyoming | 8–0 | Colorado State |
| 1948 | Colorado State | 21–20 | Wyoming |
| 1947 | Colorado State | 21–6 | Colorado State |
| 1946 | Colorado State | 7–0 | Wyoming |
| 1942 | Colorado State | 10–0 | Wyoming |
| 1941 | Colorado State | 27–0 | Colorado State |
| 1940 | Tie | 0–0 | Colorado State |
| 1939 | Colorado State | 22–0 | Colorado State |
| 1938 | Tie | 0–0 | Colorado State |
| 1937 | Wyoming | 7–0 | Colorado State |
| 1936 | Tie | 0–0 | Colorado State |
| 1935 | Colorado State | 12–3 | Wyoming |
| 1934 | Colorado State | 16–0 | Colorado State |
| 1933 | Colorado State | 7–0 | Wyoming |
| 1932 | Colorado State | 23–0 | Colorado State |
| 1931 | Colorado State | 26–6 | Wyoming |
| 1930 | Wyoming | 21–6 | Colorado State |
| 1929 | Colorado State | 20–7 | Colorado State |
| 1925 | Colorado State | 40–0 | Colorado State |
| 1923 | Colorado State | 33–0 | Colorado State |
| 1922 | Colorado State | 60–0 | Wyoming |
| 1921 | Tie | 7–7 | Wyoming |
| 1920 | Colorado State | 42–0 | Colorado State |
| 1920 | Colorado State | 13–0 | Wyoming |
| 1919 | Colorado State | 14–0 | Colorado State |
| 1919 | Colorado State | 28–0 | Wyoming |
| 1917 | Wyoming | 6–0 | Wyoming |
| 1916 | Colorado State | 40–0 | Colorado State |
| 1915 | Colorado State | 48–0 | Wyoming |
| 1914 | Colorado State | 48–10 | Wyoming |
| 1913 | Colorado State | 61–0 | Colorado State |
| 1912 | Colorado State | 33–0 | Wyoming |
| 1911 | Wyoming | 27–0 | Colorado State |
| 1910 | Wyoming | 10–0 | Wyoming |
| 1909 | Colorado State | 32–3 | Colorado State |
| 1905 | Colorado State | 34–5 | Colorado State |
| 1904 | Tie | 6–6 | Colorado State |
| 1903 | Colorado State | 17–0 | Colorado State |
Results from CollegeFootballData.com. The schools' official series records can differ by a game or two (vacated wins, disputed early games).
Colorado State leads 58–52–5 through the 2026 game, with 5 ties, in the 115 meetings on record since 1903.
Colorado State beat Wyoming 35–13 on 2026.
1899, by the schools' count. Our game-by-game results start in 1903.
Bronze Boot: started in 1968 by the schools' ROTC detachments, it's a combat boot worn in Vietnam by Capt. Dan J. Romero, an Army ROTC instructor at CSU.
Colorado State won by 61 in 1913, 61–0. Wyoming won by 44 in 2010, 44–0.
Wyoming won 10 straight from 1956 to 1965. Colorado State won 5 straight from 1912 to 1916.
Colorado State won the last one, in 2026. Over the last 10 meetings, Wyoming is 7–3.
Justin Holland (Colorado State), 419 passing yards in 2005, with 4 TDs, the most in one game since 2004. The most in the series: Garrett Grayson (Colorado State), 813 passing yards in 4 games (2011–2014).
Kapri Bibbs (Colorado State), 201 rushing yards in 2013, with 3 TDs, the most in one game since 2004. The most in the series: Xazavian Valladay (Wyoming), 377 rushing yards in 3 games (2019–2021).
Jovon Bouknight (Wyoming), 187 receiving yards in 2005, with 3 TDs, the most in one game since 2004. The most in the series: Jovon Bouknight (Wyoming), 284 receiving yards in 2 games (2004–2005).
The Border War is the Colorado State–Wyoming rivalry, first played in 1899. Colorado State leads 58–52–5 through 2026, and the winner takes home the Bronze Boot.
The forfeit: Colorado Agricultural was awarded a 12-0 forfeit after a dispute between officials ended in a brawl.
61-0: CSU won 61-0, the largest football margin in the series. Final: Colorado State 61–0.
Upset of No. 10: CSU beat 10th-ranked Wyoming 12-10. Final: Colorado State 12–10.
They already played this season: Colorado State won 35–13. They don't meet again in 2026.
They already played this season: Colorado State won 35–13. They don't meet again in 2026.
Colorado State won 35–13 in 2026.
Wyoming is 7–3 in the 10 meetings since 2016.
For Wyoming, Kaden Anderson threw for 154 yards and 2 TDs; Sam Scott ran for 68 yards and 1 TD; Chris Durr Jr. had 67 receiving yards and 1 TD. For Colorado State, Darius Curry threw for 112 yards; Justin Marshall ran for 33 yards; Tay Lanier had 56 receiving yards.
Colorado State beat Wyoming 35–13.
Wyoming beat Colorado State 28–0 on Oct 25, 2025 at War Memorial Stadium.
Colorado State beat Wyoming 24–10 on Nov 16, 2024 at Canvas Stadium.
Wyoming beat Colorado State 24–15 on Nov 4, 2023 at War Memorial Stadium.
Wyoming beat Colorado State 14–13 on Nov 13, 2022 at Canvas Stadium.
2026, 35–13, the most recent meeting.
2025, 28–0. Colorado State has won all 1 meetings since.
History and trophy sources: en.wikipedia.org.
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