Colorado State parts ways with defensive coordinator Tyson Summers
Colorado State University has parted ways with defensive coordinator Tyson Summers during a 56 to 26 loss against Oregon State.
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Colorado State University defensive coordinator Tyson Summers is no longer with the football program, according to reports from Denver7 and Yahoo Sports. The announcement came as Colorado State suffered a 56 to 26 blowout loss against Oregon State in their Pac-12 opener. [1][2][3][6]
Yahoo Sports reported that Summers was replaced as the team's defensive play caller during the first half of the game. USA Today questioned if head coach Jim Mora fired the defensive coordinator mid-game as defensive issues came to a head, according to The Coloradoan. [1][4][5]
Oregon State dominated the game throughout the contest. Prior to his time at Colorado State, Summers served as the head football coach at Georgia Southern University from 2016 to 2017, and worked as a defensive coordinator at Western Kentucky and Colorado. [6][8]
In short
- Colorado State parted ways with defensive coordinator Tyson Summers.
- Summers was replaced as defensive play caller during the first half.
- Colorado State lost 56 to 26 against Oregon State in their Pac-12 opener.
Sources
Every paragraph above points to the numbered items it rests on. Read the originals here.
- [1]Colorado State appears to part ways with defensive coordinator Tyson Summers during 56-26 loss to Oregon StateYahoo Sports, 21h ago (the report this story comes from)
- [2]Colorado State appears to part ways with defensive coordinator Tyson Summers during 56-26 loss to Oregon StateYahoo, 21h ago
- [3]Colorado State defensive Coordinator Tyson Summers no longer with program; CSU falls 56-26Denver7, 21h ago
- [4]Did Jim Mora fire Colorado State's defensive coordinator mid-game?USA Today, 21h ago
- [5]CSU defensive issues come to a head in blowout loss to Oregon StateThe Coloradoan, 22h ago
- [6]Oregon State dominates CSU Rams in Pac-12 openerThe Denver Post, 22h ago
Background
- [7]Colorado on Wikipedia
- [8]Tyson Summers on Wikipedia
- [9]Oregon on Wikipedia
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