Your dream of playing college football may not be over. I played football in high school, but I could never imagine myself strapping on a helmet and shoulder pads ever again. I am retired due to sciatica and being out of shape. However, you might have a chance in Colorado.

A man in his thirties plays football for the Colorado State Rams. We aren't kidding. It is incredibly impressive.

The 32-year-old is Jordan Noyes. He is currently a kicker for the Colorado State University football team. You might be wondering how this is possible. I am younger than this kicker and I am incredibly impressed that he is able to continue his athletic career.

About 32-Year-Old CSU Kicker

Jordan Noyes is a 32-year-old graduate student at Colorado State. Noyes is originally from England and is a father of three.

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Noyes is relatively new to the game of football. He grew up playing soccer, rugby, and gymnastics in his home country.

Believe it or not, Noyes is not the oldest player in college football. A 34-year-old kicker at the University of Virginia named Matt Ganyard is the oldest.

How This Is Possible in Colorado

The NCAA does not have an age limit for players. Their restrictions are based on enrollment. When a student starts at a college their athletic eligibility begins. There are exceptions made as well such as international students and students that have served in the military.

The oldest player to ever play NCAA is a kicker who attended Faulkner University. Alan Moore was 61 years old and played for one season.

K99 is the home of Colorado State University football. You can listen to all CSU football games on 99.1 FM or on the K99 app.

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Bring on college football.

We're for cheering on the team and all. But the real fun, if you ask us, is the pregame, especially when gathering to prepare for the Colorado State Rams to take to the field.

Every year, the CSU tailgating game grows. Here's what you need to know to tailgate like a champ.

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