Burgess, Jackson help Texas State rush for school-record 503 yards in 66-27 romp over Colorado State
Torrance Burgess Jr. rushed for career highs of 224 yards and four touchdowns, Brad Jackson threw a touchdown pass and ran for career highs of 181 yards and three scores and Texas State steamrolled Colorado State 66-27
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