CSU supporters came through with a record-breaking performance Saturday night at the annual Ram Good Time Auction.

More than $312,000 was raised for student-athlete scholarships at the event at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Loveland, easily surpassing CSU’s goal of $280,000. The Ram Good Time Auction is the largest one-day fundraising event for scholarships for CSU’s 400-plus student-athletes.

34 years of fun, fundraising

The Ram Good Time Auction began in 1981 under the direction of Ram legend Thurman “Fum” McGraw. Over the years the auction has raised nearly $7 million.

Special guests at the event, attended by more than 700 supporters, include CSU President Tony Frank and new Rams football coach Mike Bobo. Former Ram standout tight end Joel Dreessen served with Matt Wozniak as master of ceremonies, while several other CSU coaches and former Ram athletes were on hand as well.

Among items up for bid was a commemorative stone to be placed at the new CSU stadium, trips to Alaska, dinner with Bobo and golf with women’s basketball coach Ryun Williams.

Join Ram Club today

The event is sponsored by the CSU Ram Club, which raises money throughout the year to support student-athlete scholarships. Ram Club members have access to numerous benefits, including the best seats at Hughes Stadium for football games and Moby Arena for basketball and volleyball.