Colorado State fires Jay Norvell: Rams move on from fourth-year coach after 2-5 start

Colorado State University has fired its head football coach, Jay Norvell, after a disappointing 2-5 start to the season. Norvell, who was in his fourth year as the Rams' head coach, struggled to turn around the program, compiling an overall record of 18-26 during his tenure. The university's athletic department cited the need for a "fresh start" as the primary reason behind the decision to part ways with Norvell. The Rams' poor performance on the field, including a recent blowout loss to Utah State, appears to have been the catalyst for the change in leadership. The search for a new head coach is now underway, with the university expected to conduct a thorough process to find a candidate who can revitalize the program and lead the Rams back to success. The team's players and fans will be hoping for a swift and decisive turnaround, as they look to move on from this disappointing chapter in the school's football history.