It comes down to this…CSU volleyball travels to Utah to take on the Utes in a match that will determine the conference champion. Whoever wins, will take the conference title. Live on KCSU, starting at 1:00, CSU will battle the Utes in this conference finale.
The Rams suffered a hard loss against the Cougars in a hard fought match.
BYU came out hot tonight and won the first two sets by the score of 25-13. The Rams rallied back to win the next two games forcing the match to a fifth set.
In the fifth and deciding set BYU was able to hold off four Ram match points and were able to pull off the big win.
Mekana Barnes Led the Rams with 22 kills and hit .447 for the game with 10 blocks.
The rams are back in action Saturday afternoon at The University of Utah at 1pm. That game will be broadcast live right here on your exclusive home for CSU Volleyball, 90.5 KCSU.
BYU took the final set of the match in extra points 22-20.
The Rams hit .212 with 12 kills and 5 errors.
The Rams took set 4. 25-23.
The Rams hit .286 with 17 kills and 5 errors.
The Rams took the 3rd set. BYU leads 2-1.
The Rams hit .222 with 16 kills and 8 errors.
BYU won the second set as well 25-19
The Rams hit .098 with 12 kills and 9 errors.
BYU won the first set 25-19.
The Rams hit .079 with 12 kills and 9 errors in the first set.
Mekana Barnes led the Rams with 4 kills and 2 blocks.
Once again we at KCSU apologize for all the technical difficulties that plagued the CSU vs. BYU Volleyball broadcast. Thank you for be patient as we did our best to bring you as much of the CSU Womens volleyball match as possible.
The CSU men’s basketball team is off to a good start this year, as they won their second game over the Northern Colorado Bears 85-74. Marcus Walker was the leading scorer for the Rams with 31 points, the second most in his career. Ole Miss transfer Andy Ogide nearly had a double-double with a 13-point/9-rebound performance. The Rams are 2-0 and face a formidable foe on Saturday with a home game against the Minnesota Gophers, coached by the legendary Tubby Smith.
Check out the Features section to read a new CD review.
Station manager Justin Weber reviews San Fransico underground sensation French Miami’s self titled, self released debut.
A review of French Miami’s self titled debut
by Justin Weber
On its self titled debut, French Miami combines a volatile mixture of raw emotion and a keen sense of melody in an album that is a strong representation of the energy that the band creates live.
With a foreboding intro track and the incendiary “God Damn Best” following, French Miami couldn’t do anymore to get noticed. “God Damn Best” just may be the best track put forth on this debut. It’s distilled awesomeness with a dash of experimental pop. It opens with a ornamental guitar hook followed by powerful vocals and ends with a jab at Fergie’s “My Humps”. The album is only four minutes old and I’m already in love.
Listening to the next to tracks, it seems like French Miami had lied to me in the beginning. “Science Fiction” and “Mr. Moment” are drenched with synth and smoother vocals. Yet, even with this sudden change, the three-piece band pulls it off. This is a band that can evolve.
The rest of the album plays with darker tones and sways between the heavier and more relaxed personalities of the band before they blend both into “S.F.O.”
French Miami has become a favorite in the San Francisco underground. This self released album is demanding attention.
You can now check out some live performances from some of the best local bands in the video section!
Check out The Photo Atlas, The Epilouges, and The Jimi Austin.
Be sure to check out full length episodes on CTV channel 11 at 9, noon, and 9 and online at ctv11.com.
Be on the look out for full episodes on kcsufm.com too.
The Photo Atlas - Electric Shock
Be sure to check out full length episodes on CTV channel 11 at 9, noon, and 9 and also online at ctv11.com.
Be on the look out for full episodes on kcsufm.com soon.
You can check out full length episodes of The Colorado Music Lounge on CTV channel 11 at 9, noon, and 9 and online at ctv11.com.
Be on the lookout for full length episodes on KCSU soon.
Azreal will be hosting 12 Cents for Marvin, a band that has meant a great deal to KCSU and the Fort Collins community. After 12 years, they are retiring and moving on. Their last show will be this Saturday, but you can catch them tonight on the Loco Local show from 7pm-9pm. Azreal will do one last interview with them and they will also play some acoustic tunes.
KCSU and 12 Cents have a long history together. We thank them for their contributions to the FoCo music scene and wish them well. Be on the look out for more 12 Cents for Marvin content this week.