It's apparent that what is in the place isn't working in Buffalo anymore. Josh is so confused on how to play quarterback. You can tell he's thinking too much and again has to be perfect for the Bills to win. McDermott topped out after the 13 Seconds game.

What a joke at Nevada. Hope nobody gets rabies watching or playing a basketball game!

Batty

I have already seen enough of him already to say this, we need to establish our collective/NIL funds for players like him or the big boys will be trying to poach him before we even start the conference season. In the immortal words of John Malkovich in Rounders, "pay that man his money"!!

The 15th commitment for the UW 2024 class. Glenwood Springs (Colo.). Secondary player from the Western slope in Colorado commit.

Just wondering if there will be a fan meet up in Vegas before the game on Friday night and if so when and where it will be?

• Live Coverage
• Wyoming Game Notes
• Craig Bohl Weekly Presser
• Craig Bohl Radio Show

LARAMIE, Wyo. (Nov. 6 ,2023) – The Wyoming Cowboys (6-3 overall, 3-2 MW) hit the road for a showdown with UNLV (7-2 overall, 4-1 MW) in another key Mountain West Conference matchup inside Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on Friday at 8:45 MT in a contest on FS1.



The contest will be broadcasted on FS1 with Alex Faust on the call joined in the booth by Petros Papadakis. The game will also be available on the 26 stations of The Cowboy Sports Network with Keith Kelley on the call, Kevin McKinney on color and Erick Pauley on the sidelines.



Notes on the Cowboys

Bowl Eligible: The Cowboys earned their sixth win of the season on Friday against Colorado State. It marks the seventh time in the last eight season that the Cowboys are Bowl eligible. Wyoming played in the Barstool Sports Arizona Bowl last season. Wyoming has gone 3-2 in Bowl Games under head coach Craig Bohl.



Forcing Turnovers: The Cowboys forced three turnovers against Colorado State on Friday evening. Wyoming has forced 16 turnovers for No. 24 in the nation and fifth in the MW. Wyoming ranks No. 10 in the nation in turnover margin at 0.89. Wyoming has recovered nine fumbles so far on the season for fifth in the nation and second in the conference.



What a Crowd: It was a big night inside War Memorial Stadium on Friday against Colorado State, as Wyoming kept the prized Bronze Boot in Laramie. The announced attendance for the contest was 27,905 for the largest crowd of the season. It was the largest crowd since a crowd of 28,814 against Idaho on Sept. 14, 2019.



Waylee Tops Century Mark: Cowboy running back Harrison Waylee recorded 128 yards on the ground against Colorado State. It marked his fourth 100-yard performance of the season for the Cowboys. He has rushed for 2,615 yards in his career, which ranks No. 15 amongst active players in college football. He ranks third amongst active players in rushing yards per game at 93.4. He is fourth in the conference in rushing yards this season at 686.



Gunner Back in the Endzone: It has been a long journey for wide receiver Gunner Gentry. He has struggled with injuries but hauled in his second career touchdown against Colorado State. It was his first since grabbing a score against Nevada on Oct. 24, 2020. That is 1,106 days since touchdown receptions.



3rd Down Defense: The Cowboy defense was outstanding against Colorado State on third down. The Pokes held the Rams to 0-of-10 on third down in the contest. It is the first time a Cowboy defense has held an opponent without a third-down conversion since holding App State 0-of-8 on third down on Oct. 3, 2015. the game against the Rams marked the third time Wyoming has held an opponent to zero third down conversations under head coach Craig Bohl the other was against New Mexico in 2014. In the Mountain West era of Wyoming Football the Cowboys have held opponents to zero first down conversions five times now also doing so against Utah State in 2006 and 2007 both games the Aggies went 0-of-13.



Gibbs Makes Plays: Linebacker Easton Gibbs made some big plays for the Cowboys against Colorado State. He recorded his first career interception in the third quarter that set up what ended up being the winning score. He also recorded his first solo sack of the season that stalled a Ram drive to close the first half.



Suiaunoa Interception: Linebacker Shae Suiaunoa followed fellow linebacker Easton Gibbs and added an interception in the third quarter against Colorado State. It was the second of his career and the first since adding his first career interception against Northern Colorado last season.



Big Time Punt: Punter Clayton Stewart flipped the field with an impressive 72-yard punt in the second quarter against Colorado State. it was the longest of his career at Wyoming. He had three punts on the day averaging just over 50 per punt and pinned Colorado State inside their own 20-yard line two times. It was the longest punt since Ralph Fawaz had a 76 yarder at Air Force in 2021. It was the longest punt by a Cowboy in War memorial Stadium since Austin McCoy had a 74-yard punt against Boise State in 2010.



Westland with the Scoop: Defensive end Tyce Westland scooped up a fumble by Colorado State and returned it for 61 yards nearly finding the endzone. It was the longest fumble return by a Cowboy since Alijah Halliburton recorded a 79-yard return Missouri in 2019.



Holding onto the Ball: The Cowboys held onto the ball for 36:40 against Colorado State. It was the second most in a game this season after holding it for over 38 minutes against Texas. The Pokes had the ball for 18 minutes in the first half and over 10 minutes in the first quarter.



Scott Finds Paydirt: Running back Sam Scott found the endzone in the third quarter against Colorado State. It marked his second touchdown of the season and of his career. He also tied for the team lead with three receptions. The three catches also tied his career high that he also had against Air Force.



Defensive Effort: The Wyoming defense held Colorado State to 274 yards of total offense with 220 yards coming through the air and 54 yards on the ground. It was the lowest total offense output for an opponent of the Pokes this season. It marks back-to-back home games that Wyoming has held the opposition to under 100 yards rushing, as Fresno State rushed for only 38 yards. Colorado State headed into the game averaging over 400 yards of offense per game and ranked fifth in the nation in passing yards.



Asante with Another Touchdown Grab: Wide receiver Ayir Asante hauled in a touchdown in the third quarter against Colorado State. It was his team-best fifth touchdown of the season. He now has 21 in his career, after recording 16 in his career at Holy Cross.



Peasley and Touchdown Passes: Quarterback Andrew Peasley threw two touchdown passes for the Cowboys against Colorado State. he now has 15 on the season for the Cowboys. He now has 25 touchdown passes in his two seasons with the Cowboys.



About UNLV



UNLV will enter this Friday’s game versus Wyoming with a 7-2 overall record and a 4-1 mark in Mountain West Conference play.



The UNLV Rebels assured themselves of a winning season last Saturday with a 56-14 road win over New Mexico. It was the Rebels seventh win of the 2023 season. UNLV earned bowl eligibility on Oct. 21 with a 25-23 home win over Colorado State for its sixth win of the season. This season marks the first time since 2013 that UNLV earned bowl eligibility and the first time they’ve won seven games in a season. The 2013 Rebels finished the season with a 7-6 record and appeared in the Heart of Dallas Bowl where they lost to North Texas, 14-36.



The Rebel offense is being led by redshirt freshman quarterback Jayden Maiava, who took over earlier in the season when returning starter Doug Brumfield was injured against Vanderbilt in the third game of the season. Maiava has started the last six games for UNLV and has won five of those starts, losing only to Fresno State, 24-31. The redshirt freshman is averaging 202.9 passing yards per game, while throwing 10 touchdown passes and only four interceptions. Junior wide receiver Ricky White is Maiava’s favorite target. White has caught 55 passes for 884 yards and six TDs. The rushing attack has been shared by three running backs: Vincent Davis has 520 rushing yards; Donavyn Lester (388 rushing yards) and Jai’Den Thomas (385 rushing yards).



UNLV’s defense is led by linebacker Jackson Woodard (73 tackles and 1 interception); safety Johnathan Baldwin (46 tackles and 2 interceptions); linebacker Marsel McDuffie (42 tackles) and cornerback Cameron Oliver (40 tackles and 2 interceptions). Safety Jaxen Turner is the team leader in interceptions (4 picks). He ranks No. 1 in the MW and No. 8 in the NCAA in interceptions. UNLV’s defense has 12 interceptions as a team to rank No. 7 in the nation and No. 2 in the MW to Fresno State’s 14 interceptions.



On special teams, place-kicker Jose Pizano ranks No. 1 in the MW and No. 2 in the nation in field goals made per game (2.11), ranks No. 1 in the league and No. 4 in the FBS in field-goal percentage (.950) and is No. 3 in the MW and No. 4 in the nation in scoring (10.4 points per game).

Anyone know how the Wyoming collective is going or if it’s still going? Haven’t heard anything since I donated.

Hope they get it worked out but it would suck to struggle to get a beer in vegas.

• Final Stats
• Postgame Notes and Quotes
• Season Stats

LARAMIE, Wyo. (Nov. 7 ,2023) – The Wyoming Cowboys shot an impressive 62 from and field and 57 from behind the arc in a 104-56 win over Northern New Mexico in the season opener on Tuesday evening in the Arena-Auditorium. The Pokes got it done on the defensive end of the floor holding the Eagles to 33 percent from the field. Eight players made their debuts in the Brown and Gold with 11 players seeing action with all 11 scoring.



“I thought our response in the second half was really good,” UW head coach Jeff Linder said. “In the first half, it was the first game of the year and it is a different feel and our guys got sped up a little bit. I thought once we settled in a slowed down our guys were great. It has been a long time since we have had 22 assists and with our team that is where the game becomes cleaner. Northern New Mexico played a little messy, but our team this year needs to play a little bit more in flow and get out and not be so structured. We have very good players that can play in space, and I thought it was a good collective effort by our guys tonight.



Guard Sam Griffin added 23 points in his Cowboy debut. He went over 1,500 points in his collegiate career as well. Fellow transfer Akuel Kot, as he poured in 21 points on 6-of-10 shooting and perfect 8-of-8 from the free throw line. He scored 20 or more points 20 times last season at Fort Lewis College.



Forward Cam Manyawu recorded a double-double in his first career game with 13 points and 10 rebounds. It was the first doube-double in a season opener since Justin James did so against UC Santa Barbara on Nov. 6, 2018. It was the first double-double by a player in their first game at Wyoming since LaDarion Jones did so against Denver in 1998. He was also second on the team with five assists in the contest. Forward Oleg Kojenets added 11 points and six rebounds, career-highs for the Nebraska transfer. Junior college transfer Kobe Newton added 10 points and was 3-of-4 from behind the arc. Brendan Wenzel added nine points and three rebounds.



The Pokes hit finished the night with 13 three pointers but did score 42 points in the paint. The Cowboys also added 28 points off turnovers forcing 20 in the contest.



“I thought we did a good job as the game went on with our defensive intensity and it didn’t waiver,” Linder said. “In a game like this where you get up big our guys did a good job. It was good for our freshmen to get in and see the ball go in. I looked up and said Cam is like five assists away from a triple double.”



After a back-and-forth opening two plus minutes, the Eagles took and early 7-6 lead, but Griffin added an and-one play for a 9-7 lead for the Pokes with 16:52 left in the first frame. He would add a three-pointer seconds later for a 12-7 advantage for the Brown and Gold.



Kot would give the Pokes a 17-10 advantage at the 13:40 mark of the first half for his first points in the Brown and Gold. Wyoming would force turnovers and take a 21-12 lead with under 12 minutes left in the stanza.



Northern New Mexico would make it a five-point game at 21-16 halfway through the half. Newton added a triple, the first of his career and Kot added a pair of free throws for a 28-19 game and another bucket from the Fort Lewis transfer made it a 30-19 game.



Griffin hit back-to-back buckets and gave Wyoming a 34-21 lead with under seven minutes left in the opening frame. Wenzel pushed the lead to 15 at 41-26 at the four-minute mark for his second triple of the game off a nice dish from freshman Jacob Theodosiou. Fellow freshman Nigle Cook got into the scoring with a triple for a 44-26 lead for the Pokes.



The Cowboys took a 48-34 lead into the break shooting 67 percent from the field going 18-of-27. UW held the eagles to 36 percent from the field.



Wyoming opened the second half on a 14-2 run to build the advantage to take a 62-36 lead in the opening three minutes of the half. Wyoming knocked down a trio of triples during the stretch coming from Kot, Wenzel and Griffin.



Newton added another triple and was fouled on the play for a rare four-point play for a 70-43 lead. It was the ninth triple of the game for the Pokes. He added another triple and pushed it to a 30-point game at 75-45 halfway through the half.



Manyawu recorded back-to-back slam and Sam Girffin hit a triple and Wyoming went on a 13-o run to make it a 92-52 game with five minutes left. Wyoming would end the run going 20-2 over five minutes and took the contest by a score of 104-56.



Emannuel Taban led the Eagles with 15 points on the night.



The Cowboys return to action on Saturday hosting Cal Poly in the Arena-Auditorium in a 7 p.m. star

Pokes in the Pros: Week 9

LARAMIE, Wyo. (11/7/23) – Carl Granderson was rewarded for his strong play a couple months ago with a lucrative contract extension. After four years of stout play in New Orleans, the former University of Wyoming student-athlete was extended, in historic fashion, for a player who was undrafted.

This season, Granderson has lived up to that contract extension and been a doctor consistency for the 5-4 Saints. He’s recorded at least four tackles in each of the last seven games, which included a strong performance in New Orleans’ 24-17 win over Chicago on Sunday.

Granderson had five tackles, one tackle for loss and one quarterback hit against the Bears. For the season, he boasts 39 tackles, 10 tackles for loss, 5.5 sacks, 13 quarterback hits, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery.

Granderson isn’t the only former Poke making a sizable impact with his NFL franchise. Below is a list of the former Wyoming student-athletes and how they performed in Week 9.

Logan Wilson, Cincinnati Bengals

Wilson enjoyed a fruitful game in the Bengals’ 24-18 win over Buffalo. He piled up eight tackles.

For the season, Wilson has registered 65 tackles, four tackles for loss, three interceptions, five passes defended and one quarterback hit.

Cincinnati hosts Houston in Week 10.

Marcus Epps, Las Vegas Raiders

Epps carded another strong game in the Raiders’ 30-6 victory over the New York Giants. He had four tackles.

For the season, Epps boasts 40 tackles and three tackles for loss for 4-5 Las Vegas.

The Raiders host the New York Jets in Week 10.

Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills

Allen played all right in the Bills’ 24-18 loss at Cincinnati. He was 26-for-38 for 258 yards with one touchdown and one interception. Allen also ran it eight times totaling 77 yards with one score.

For the season, Allen is 231-for-324 for 2,423 yards with 18 touchdowns and nine picks. He also has 266 yards on 44 carries with six scores for 5-4 Buffalo.

The Bills host Denver on Monday Night Football.

Tyler Hall, Las Vegas Raiders

Hall didn’t record a stat in the Raiders’ 30-6 victory over the New York Giants. For the season, Hall owns 10 tackles for 4-5 Las Vegas.

The Raiders host the New York Jets in Week 10.

Andrew Wingard, Jacksonville Jaguars

Wingard and the Jaguars were idle this week. On the year, he owns 16 tackles, two passes defended and an interception for 6-2 Jacksonville.

The Jaguars host San Francisco in Week 10.

Mike Purcell, Denver Broncos

Purcell and the Broncos were idle this week. On the year, he lays claim to 11 tackles, four quarterback hits and two passes defended for 3-5 Denver.

The Broncos travel to Buffalo for Monday Night Football.

Tashaun Gipson, San Francisco 49ers

Gipson and the 49ers were idle this week. For the season, he’s logged 30 tackles and one interception for 5-3 San Francisco.

The 49ers travel to Jacksonville in Week 10.

Chad Muma, Jacksonville Jaguars

Muma and the Jaguars were idle this week. He has 13 tackles this season for 6-2 Jacksonville.

The Jaguars host San Francisco in Week 10.

Article said that "Kati Ollilainen led UW with five assists in the exhibition victory" and "A total of 11 Cowgirls scored in the exhibition with all five newcomers getting minutes on the floor. No starter played more than 21 minutes against WCU and only one Cowgirl, Ollilainen, played more than 25 minutes on the night." Link to article

I'm thinking Ollilainen may be the one who takes Tommi's place, even though she's only a freshman (from Finland).

National letters of intent can be signed beginning tomorrow. The Pokes have three commitments so far. Any additional signings expected tomorrow?

LARAMIE, Wyo. (Nov. 7, 2023) –The University of Wyoming Athletics Department announced today, Nov. 7, its public awareness campaign, and detailed plans for the upcoming renovation to the West Side of War Memorial Stadium.

Thanks to a significant investment from the Wyoming Legislature and $20 million in private funding, the “Restore the War” project is possible.

Following the conclusion of the 2023 football season, Wyoming will begin its two-phase “Restore the War,” project, which will bring significant improvements to the West Side of War Memorial Stadium.

“For nearly 75 years, War Memorial Stadium has been home -- home not just to our incredible Cowboy student-athletes, but home to the Cowboy and Cowgirl community,” remarked Athletics Director Tom Burman. “Six Saturdays each fall, we come together as a family to share our love for UW and to help propel our student-athletes in competition. We’ve seen historic wins, trophies raised, and share lifelong memories that can only be made at a place like UW. Now we must continue to invest in our home, War Memorial Stadium. This project is an opportunity to enhance the experiences we love through an investment in the very foundation that makes War Memorial Stadium so special to the State of Wyoming.”

Phase one of the project, set to begin immediately following the conclusion of football’s 2023 home slate, will see the complete reconstruction of the lower west side. This portion of the project, which is scheduled to conclude ahead of the 2024 football season, will be highlighted by a new public concourse, improved seating options, and other critical improvements:

• Approximately 3,000 new chairback seats with cup holders, and increased width and leg room.
• New bleacher-style seating with increased width and leg room.
• New public concourse with added vomitories (entrance/exit points) into the War Memorial Stadium west side stands to improve traffic flow.
• Improved ADA access to the west side of War Memorial Stadium.
• New concourse and stadium lighting to improve spectator and student-athlete visibility and safety.
• Newly constructed restrooms, concession stands, and team store.

Phase two of the project will begin at the conclusion of the 2024 season. This phase will include a comprehensive renovation of the War Memorial Stadium Media and Broadcast Center and will allow for significant improvements in media and guest accommodation, improved access for local, regional, and national media, including national television networks, and improved gameday efficiency.

Phase two will also include construction of a new, premium club area that will rest between the seating blocks on the lower west side, and upper west side of the stadium. The new premium area will include 216 new loge-style seats which will allow fans to enjoy all the sights and sounds of Gameday in an outdoor setting. Seats will also come with access to a new, climate controlled indoor club experience with premium food and drink options, and a full-service bar. Fans will enjoy the best pregame experience in the Mountain West and have the opportunity to step inside between the action on the field to accommodate all of your needs. All loge seats will include club access. Additional club access tickets will be available to those with seats purchased on the West Side and will become available based on priority points.

Phase two of the project is expected to be completed prior to the beginning of the 2025 football season.

In addition to the improvements to War Memorial Stadium, the project will also fund a new swimming and diving facility. Full details of that project will be announced at a future date.

The University of Wyoming Athletics department is also excited to announce the launch of www.RestoreTheWar.com, an interactive website which details the upcoming renovation to War Memorial Stadium. Fans are encouraged to visit the website to find further details, interactive FAQs, project renderings, and more important information.

Cowboy and Cowgirl supporters are also encouraged to contribute to the Cowboy Joe Club during this vital period of expansion and growth. The Cowboy Joe Club provides scholarships and resources to Wyoming student-athletes and is essential for the continued success of Wyoming Athletics. Donating to the Cowboy Joe Club will also help you increase your priority points, which will be used to allot seats/access in both the new lower west side, loge area, and premium club area inside War Memorial Stadium.

For more information regarding the “Restore the War” project, how to contribute, or the Cowboy Joe Club, please visit RestoreTheWar.com, or call 307.766.6242.

And there were a few series that our play calling and our clock management were poor, but we played satisfactory in all three phases of the game and found a way to win.

Controlled the game clock and got three turnovers. Bohl ball worked tonight.

BTW, Bohl eligible and still a chance to win the MWC!

Cowboys open as a 2.5 point underdog.

Go Pokes!

Can anyone confirm 15-50 road record with coach bohl. Trying to set my expectations for unlv.

• Buy Tickets
• Live Coverage
• Wyoming Game Notes

LARAMIE, Wyo. (Nov. 5 ,2023) – The Wyoming Cowboys will host the Northern New Mexico Eagles in the 2023-24 season opener on Tuesday evening at 6:30 p.m. in the Arena-Auditorium. The Pokes look to move to 4-0 in season openers under head coach Jeff Linder.



Fans can listen to the contest, as well as follow stats on GoWyo.com. The game will be streamed on the Mountain West Network and will be broadcast live on radio over the 26 affiliate stations of the Cowboy Sports Network, as Keith Kelley on the call and Kevin McKinney commenting.



Ticket Information
Fans may order tickets online, via email or by phone at:
•Go to GoWyo.com/tickets
•Email tickets@uwyo.edu
•Call (307) 766-7220
•Stop by the UW Athletics Ticket Office on the West Side of the Arena-Auditorium on the corner of Willett Drive and 19th Street.



Fans can listen to the contest, as well as follow stats on GoWyo.com, as the contest will not be streamed. The game will be broadcast live on radio over the 26 affiliate stations of the Cowboy Sports Network, as David Settle will be on the call.



About The Teams

Wyoming hosted Metro State in exhibition contest on Oct. 27 earning a 79-67 victory. As a team, the Cowboys did a lot of their damage at the charity stripe, making 32 freebies. Overall, UW shot 38.6-percent from the field. The Roadrunners shot 36.4-percent and made 9-of-29 from beyond-the-arc. Wyoming scored 20 points off 15 Metro State turnovers. The Cowboys committed just seven turnovers of their own.



The Cowboys welcome back four players from last season’s team with two of those players as key contributors to the Wyoming’s NCAA Tournament team in 2022. The Pokes also welcome 11 new players to the roster with five transfers and six freshmen. The roster also includes international flair with three players with international ties. The transfers that joined the program are a veteran group that features a 1,500 point scorer, an NCAA Division II All-American and the NAIA National Player of the Year. The Pokes were picked to finish 10th in the Mountain West Preseason Poll released in October.



The Eagles are 1-1 overall and opened the season last Thursday evening against Florida College falling by a score of 78-67 and faced Oklahoma City University on Saturday earning a 72-66 victory. NNMC is shooting 40 percent from the field on the season and shooting 31 percent from behind the arc.



About The Players

Sam Griffin scored a game-high 24 points on 6-of-10 shooting while Akuel Kot added 22 on 5-for-14 from the floor. The duo also combined to make 21 free throws as the Wyoming Cowboys pulled away from Metro State Friday night in exhibition action in Laramie. Wyoming secured a 79-67 victory.



The Pokes welcome back one starter in guard Brendan Wenzel. He averaged 7.9 points per game last season along with 3.8 rebounds. Guard Kenny Foster returns and is a veteran presence for the Brown and Gold, but will miss the season with an injury. He added 4.8 points per game along with 2.4 rebounds. Forward Caden Powell’s role grew towards the end of his freshman season and added 1.9 points and two rebounds per game. In the final half of conference play he added 3.7 points per game and 2.4 rebounds. Guard Cort Roberson played in four games for the Cowboys. Guard Sam Griffin averaged 15.2 points per game and 2.7 rebounds at Tulsa. He nearly has 1,500 career points and has hit 244 career three-pointers. He is joined by another Division I transfer in Oleg Kojenets, who comes to Laramie from Nebraska and is a native of Lithuania. He played in 18 games last season in the Big Ten. Guard Akuel Kot spent four seasons at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colo. He earned First Team All-American honors from the NABC last season. He averaged 23.4 points per game last season to rank fourth in NCAA II.



The Eagles are led in scoring by guard Joziah Ramos at 19.5 points per game. He also adds four rebounds per contest and 2.5 assists. Eloy Medina adds 9.5 points per game on the season along with two rebounds per game. Malek Malual leads the team with 7.5 rebounds per game.



About The Series

The contest is the first meeting between the two schools. It is also the first meeting between the Cowboys and NAIA institution since facing Hastings College during the 2021-22 season.



Up Next

The Pokes are back at home on Saturday hosting Cal Poly in the Arena-Auditorium for a 7 p.m. start for a contest on the Mountain West Network.

At the beginning of the game, thought Mo Kamara had Frank’s number but by the second half you could see a definite adjustment by Crum. Thought Kamara went out with an injury in the third quarter.

The personal foul was comical. Crum gets shoved and the finger so he shoves back. But for CSU to not get flagged for their frustration was just another example of how badly the refs were calling the game all night. But the Pokes won despite it, just laughable.

Finally, my daughter and I attended the Women’s Volleyball game after the NM game and who should happen to be sitting in our row? Frank Crum and he was so gracious and approachable that my daughter had a memorable conversation with him. So last night, my daughter went down to the field to get autographs on her hat and when she went up to Frank Crum he actually remembered and called her by name! Big win over your rival and this guy can recall my daughter’s name? Simply amazing! My daughter has talked nonstop about it!

Go Pokes!

Army is putting a major butt kicking on AF. Halftime 20 - 3.

4th Q against Utah State. Utah has increased their lead to 17-7 (oops, SD just scored so it's 17-14). Hope SDSU goes 1-4 in conference play tonight!

Friday night game. Fans look "fatiqued" with the Cowboys and Bohl football, as a good poster alluded to early week.