Wyoming Cowboy Football

Wyoming Cowboy quarterback Brett Smith was named the Mountain West Conference Offensive Player of the Week. Smith went 19 of 32 for 235 yards and 4 touchdowns and ran for a 5th as the Pokes clubbed Colorado State on Saturday 45-31. With the win, the Cowboys won their 4th straight Bronze Boot...

The Wyoming Cowboys are on the road tomorrow night to face Fresno. The Pokes are coming off a tough 28-27 loss to  Air Force last Saturday in Laramie. With the loss Wyoming dropped to 1-5 overall and 0-2 in Mountain West Conference play...

Wyoming Cowboy Head Football Coach Dave Christensen says it's highly unlikely that quarterback Brett Smith will play this Saturday afternoon against Cal Poly in Laramie. Smith suffered a concussion when he was horse collared  and fore-armed in the 4th quarter in their 34-31 loss to Toledo last Saturday.

As the Cowboys get ready for the season opener at Texas on Saturday Sept. 1st, they find out they will be one running short. Kody Sutton had decided to quit the team for personal reasons.

The New England Patriots snapped the Denver Broncos 6-game win streak Sunday afternoon with a 41-23 victory at Sports Authority Field at Mile High Stadium. The Patriots trailed in the second quarter 16-7, but the Pats rallied behind quarterback Tom Brady who threw for 2-touchdowns and ran for another.

It's bowl week for the Wyoming Cowboys as they meet Temple University on Saturday in Albuquerque in the New Mexico Bowl.

The Wyoming Cowboys are at home tonight they play UC Irvine at the AA. The Cowboy football team is getting ready for their New Mexico Bowl matchup with Temple University this Saturday.

At the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, Casper Team Roper Jhett Johnson along with partner Turtle Powell had another 2nd place finish Wednesday night in round 6. Wyoming Head Football Coach Dave Christensen and quarterback Brett Smith have received honors from the Mountain West Conference.

The Wyoming Cowboys who just completed an 8-4 regular season have accepted a bid to the New Mexico Bowl in Albuquerque on Dec. 17th. They will matchup with Temple (8-4) in the first bowl game of the college postseason.

The Wyoming Cowboys finish the regular season Saturday afternoon when they travel to Fort Collins to play Colorado State in the annual Border War. The Pokes (7-4) and 4-2 in the Mountain West Conference can finish a very respected third place in the conference behind TCU and Boise State.