Jordan Noyes opened the scoring for the Rams in Saturday’s ugly 28-9 loss to the visiting Buffaloes. He missed another attempt and never got to kick an extra point, as the Rams had an unsuccessful two-point try on their only touchdown.

The Rams had no answer for Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who completed 36 of 49 pass attempts for 310 yards, four touchdowns and no interceptions. The Rams gave up 109 rushing yards on only 19 carries, and two-way-star Travis Hunter dominated the secondary with 13 receptions for 100 yards and two touchdowns.

Noyes’ Rams (1-2) will try to get back to the .500 mark next Saturday when they host the UTEP Miners. After that, the Rams will travel to the Pacific Northwest for a road game against the Oregon State Beavers.

As for the 2-1 Buffaloes, they’ll look to keep the momentum going next week when they return to Folson Field for a home showdown against the Baylor Bears.

Jordan Noyes Is In His Second Season With Colorado State

The 32-year-old Noyes spent his first three NCAA seasons with the Utah Utes (2020 to 2022) before transferring over to Colorado State in 2023. He made 15-of-19 field goal attempts last season, though he was only 5-of-9 from attempts 40-plus yards out.