FORT COLLINS, Colo. (Interstat) — A crucial Mountain West Conference rematch awaits Saturday when the Colorado State Rams host the Wyoming Cowboys at Moby Arena. The Rams (14-10) will look to avenge a 68-57 loss in Laramie on Jan. 31 and solidify their conference standing, while the Cowboys (13-11) aim for a season sweep to climb back to .500 in league play. Wyoming enters having lost two straight, including a heartbreaking 85-83 defeat to Utah State on Feb. 7, despite 20 points from guard Damarion Dennis. Dennis has been a key catalyst, averaging 16.3 points over his last three games and scoring 16 in the first meeting with Colorado State. He will need support from Nasir Meyer (19 points vs. Utah State) and Leland Walker (15 points, 5 assists) to counter a tough road environment. Colorado State arrives with momentum after a 91-74 road win at Air Force on Feb. 10. Guard Brandon Rechsteiner led that effort with 14 points and four assists, a bounce-back performance after being held to just two points in the loss at Wyoming. His backcourt play, alongside Kyle Jorgensen and Jevin Muniz, will be pivotal in improving an offense that was stifled in the first matchup. The Rams’ home record will be tested against a Wyoming team that is just 3-7 in true road games this season. Colorado State has been strong at Moby Arena, most recently securing a 65-57 win over San Jose State there on Feb. 7. With both teams jockeying for position ahead of the conference tournament, this Valentine’s Day clash carries significant weight. The Rams seek redemption and home-court advantage, while the Cowboys look to prove their January victory was no fluke and reignite their postseason aspirations. Tipoff is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 14, 2026, in Fort Collins.