Wyoming Football

For the third consecutive year, the University of Wyoming will send a football player to the NFL Draft Combine.

Former University of Wyoming coach Dennis Erickson will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame this year.

The Wyoming Cowboy football program welcomed 18 new additions to their roster Wednesday with the start of the 2019 recruiting class on day one of the early signing period.

Despite being bowl eligible, the Wyoming Cowboys will be staying home for the holidays after all the bowl matchups were announced Sunday.

Sunday will be a big day for the Wyoming football team, as they will find out if they’re going bowling for a third consecutive season.

Six Wyoming Cowboys earned recognition with the announcement of the Mountain West All-Conference football teams and individual awards Wednesday.

The Wyoming Cowboy football team is bowl eligible. What’s not known is if, and that’s a big “IF,” the Pokes will receive an invitation to a bowl game.

Wyoming junior kicker Cooper Rothe has been selected as the Mountain West Special Teams Player of the Week. This the first honor for Rothe this season.

Xazavian Valladay ran for career-highs of 192 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Wyoming Cowboys past the New Mexico Lobos 31-3 Saturday in Albuquerque.

With an eye on bowl eligibility, the Wyoming Cowboys vie for their fourth consecutive victory at New Mexico Saturday in Albuquerque.

For the first time this season, the Wyoming Cowboys have a Mountain West Football Player of the Week. In fact, they have two after their win over Air Force last Saturday.

Take a good, long look at #28 when Wyoming plays New Mexico on Saturday, it could be your last chance to see Andrew Wingard in the brown and gold.