FORT COLLINS — Colorado State started Saturday’s embarrassing 56-26 loss to Oregon State in front of a record crowd on homecoming at Canvas Stadium with a defensive coordinator.
The Rams didn’t end the game with one.
After a first half in which the Beavers rolled up 385 yards of offense and chewed more than 19 minutes off the clock, Rams coordinator Tyson Summers was relieved of his defensive play-calling duties, head coach Jim Mora said afterward. After Summers walked off the field, Colorado State turned to co-defensive coordinator Kenny McClendon to call the defensive plays for the rest of the game…