There will be no Rocky Mountain Showdown this fall. A day after the Big Ten announced it would play a conference-only schedule for several fall sports in 2020, the Pac-12 Conference said it would do the same, ending whatever hope remained of salvaging the Rocky Mountain Showdown. The game would have marked the first time Colorado State hosted Colorado for football in Fort Collins since 1996.

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