PUEBLO — Colorado State University (CSU) Pueblo's football team clinched the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) title Saturday.
The Thunderwolves defeated Colorado School of Mines at the Thunderbowl by the final score of 28-13.
A lot was celebrated before the game, as this year's seniors and their families were honored. CSU Pueblo also honored veterans and recognized the 2014 National Championship Thunderwolves team.
Late in the second quarter, CSU Pueblo had a 7 to 3 lead before junior quarterback Roman Fuller found senior running back Howard Russell IV for a 28 yard score.
In the third, Fuller found senior wide receiver Reggie Retzlaff in the end zone to extend the Thunderwolves lead.
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With the nail in the coffin, Fuller threw a perfect pass to Retzlaff, who caught the ball over his shoulder and ran for a touchdown.
CSU Pueblo finishes the regular season on the road Saturday against Chadron State. The game kicks off at noon in Nebraska. With a win, the Thunderwolves could clinch a first round bye in the playoffs.
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Original Drawing of the Purple Heart on display at the Money Museum
The Money Museum in Colorado Springs features an original drawing of the medal by its designer, John Sinnock. It gives people the chance to learn about the history of the medal, and it's representation of the dangers members of the Armed Forces face.
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