Colorado State’s defense coordinator Tyson Summers is removed from play-calling duties during a 56-26 loss to Oregon State, and he leaves the sideline mid-game. Multiple reports describe the change occurring after Oregon State scores on its first two drives, with Colorado State’s defense adjustments escalating as the deficit grows.
Colorado State head coach Jim Mora confirms afterward that Summers is no longer with the program, according to one outlet. Another report adds that the play-calling role is taken over by Kenny McClendon, and it says Summers leaves the field on his own after the responsibility shifts. Across the coverage, outlets agree on the timing (early in the blowout) and the personnel change, while differing slightly on the characterization of Summers’ departure—whether it is framed as walking out versus leaving following the duties being reassigned.
