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Rams Seek Comeback After Rough Start
8 Sep
Summary
- Angelo State Rams open 2026 season with two losses.
- ASU lost 23-21 to No. 11 Western Colorado in week two.
- The team will use its bye week for healing and development.
The Angelo State Rams are facing a challenging start to their 2026 season, having lost their first two games. Their most recent match resulted in a narrow 23-21 defeat against the No. 11 ranked Western Colorado. Despite the loss, starting quarterback Ayden Arp demonstrated resilience, throwing for 229 yards and two touchdowns without interceptions.
Head coach Jeff Girsch views the early bye week as a strategic advantage. He believes it offers a crucial period for player recovery and skill development, especially for younger athletes. This break is intended to prepare the team physically and mentally for the remainder of their season.
Following the bye, the Rams are scheduled to host West Texas A&M on September 19th for their first Lone Star Conference game. This matchup marks an important opportunity for Angelo State to begin their climb in the conference standings.
