I find it funny about all of this talk about getting a "gun-slinger" QB, and that somehow Bohl will change and adapt. Bohl may learn to get a player or two from the portal, but that is a LONG way from changing his philosophy or style of play.

Face it guys, what we have seen in Bohl's 9 seasons at UW is what we will get for the remainder of his tenure as the HC at Wyoming. What possible reason would there be for Bohl to change? He is the darling of the athletic department with all of his bowl games and bowl wins. There is no real pressure for him to win the conference, there is no real pressure for him to alter his ball control philosophy, there is no reason for Bohl to change anything. Tom I would not doubt is aware of the people that like to gripe about the lack of championships that Bohl has not won, but he shrugs it off I would guess.

Things are not changing sports fans.

We play soft with no confidence. Down by 16 in the first half to the lowest scoring team in the conference. Ouch. Hopfully we can get on a run but I am not optimistic.

Wishing you guys a Happy New Year.
My over/under is 6. I’m taking the under. I’ll explain later.

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Their starting QB got injured. Thought we might see Levi, but they put in a true freshman. Looks Mr. Stall may never again see another snap.


edit: never mind. Guess Levi is injured or otherwise would be in there.

LARAMIE, Wyo. (Dec. 26, 2022) – The Wyoming Cowboys open Mountain West play on Wednesday with a trip to Fresno State for a 9 p.m. start in a contest on CBS Sports Network. It marks the second time in the last three seasons that the Brown and Gold have opened conference play at Fresno State.



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



Carter Blackburn will be on the call on CBS Sports Network with Pete Gillen on color.



About The Teams

The Cowboys head into the contest with a 5-7 overall record after falling to Saint Mary’s to close out non-conference action. The Pokes are averaging 72 points per game on the season and are allowing 69.3 points per game. Wyoming is shooting and are allowing opponents to shoot 45 percent from the three-point line. The Wyoming scoring has been balanced with the bench adding 29 points per game on the season, which ranks third in the MW and No. 42 in the nation.



Fresno State begins Mountain West Conference play on a high note. The Bulldogs scored a road win at Cal State Bakersfield to finish up non-conference play at 4-7. Fresno State was picked to finish seventh in the preseason conference poll.



About The Players

The Cowboys are led in scoring this season by Noah Reynolds at 14.7 points per game. He has scored 20 or more points in his last five games. He is shooting 55 percent from the field this season to rank third in the conference. Hunter Maldonado adds 12.2 points per game and leads the team with 40 helpers on the season. He is Wyoming’s all-time leader in assists. Hunter Thompson leads the team in rebounding this season with 4.9 per game. Wyoming has three players who averages four or more rebounds per game.



Isaih Moore paces Fresno State in more ways that one. He pours in a team-high 11.7 points per game to go alongside a team-best 7.7 rebounds per contest. Jemarl Baker Jr. is the only other Bulldog averaging in double-figures at 10.1 points per game. Isaiah Hill leads the squad with 2.6 assists per contest.



The Bulldogs average 61.5 points per game, however, they allow foes to score 61.7 points per contest. Fresno State connects on 42.8 percent of its field-goal attempts, which includes a 28.4 percent accuracy from 3-point land. The Bulldogs’ opponents make 40.5 percent of their shots from the floor and 32.5 percent of their attempts from deep.



About The Series

Wyoming trails the all-time series with Fresno State, 21-14. The Cowboys have won the last two meetings, the most recent being a 68-64 win in overtime in Laramie.



Up Next

The Cowboys return to Laramie for their Mountain West Conference home-opener. Wyoming hosts New Mexico on Saturday at 2 p.m. inside the Arena-Auditorium.

Will there be any surprises? How many does Bohl sign, 10? Pretty low number Im thinking. What will the spin be from the "ol' ball coach about recruiting?

Hawaii Diamond Head classic.

SMU lead all the way until 4.5 seconds. The Rainbow Warriors charged down, and one of the Guards catapulted a 3. Indeed it went in!! Brought the house and Palm Trees down.

Hawaii Warriors 58 SMU Mustangs 57, Great game. The Warriors never gave up.

Go Pokes-We must.

Mele Kalikimaka to all.

Assistants escorted to the door. Greg Penner is taking control.

My internet provider is planning their upgrade outage on December 30th which happens to be the Bowl Game that is only available via a streaming service.

Anyone know if there is a watch party in the Denver area?

Go Pokes!

Pokes have 7 point in the first 8 minutes.

St.Mary’s just scored 9 in a 1 min 40 second stretch.

Quarterback - Haszik Daniels entered the portal yesterday.

George Mason 91

Coppin St 53

Not!

The southern Arizona area is forecast to get up to an inch of rain from Wednesday through Friday evening next week. By game time it could end, but the hourly calls for showers all day so be prepared with wet gear if going to the game.

If driving forget the scenery part and consider staying on I25 to I10 cutting over through Hatch. Be aware of any mountain routes as the drive might make you feel at home trying to get to Laramie.

They are a solid team; they will be around in March. Their Senior Logan J., Junior M. Saxen, and Freshman A. Mahaney throttled us. Maldonado, as someone mentioned, has regressed. He never used to lose balls as he has been. His shooting is below par, and they are on him when he goes to the left side and backs players down to score, which is not happening. We sometimes showed sparks of good play and made a run, but we could not sustain it. A good team shuts you down and responds to the threat. They beat SDSU and may again tomorrow.

Air Force is making MTN WEST CONF. look good. They are Thrashing Baylor in the 4th 30-7.

Watched a 6-6 Creighton beat 8-4 Butler Bulldogs., a nice game. Pokes 6-6 maybe we can climb the mountain.

this time of year is always a great time to reflect on what you have.

If you might be interested here is the schedule.

2022 Jerry Colangelo Classic
Footprint Center, Phoenix, Arizona​

Saturday, December 10, 2022, Session 1:

3:00 PM EST/1:00 PM MST - San Diego State University vs. Saint Mary’s College (ESPN+)
5:30 PM EST/3:30 PM MST - Grand Canyon vs. North Texas (ESPN+)

Coach & The Portal

Go Pokes

Studying their record so far, the Pokes have another tough team to encounter. The good thing is we are playing here. We will have to have an excellent game, period.

Go Pokes.

LARAMIE, Wyo. (Dec. 19, 2022) – The Wyoming Cowboys will wrap up non-conference play on Wednesday facing off against Saint Mary’s in the Footprint Center in Phoenix, Ariz. It will mark the second-straight neutral site game for the Cowboys in an NBA Arena.



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



Chuckie Kempf will be on the call on ESPN+ with Dan Muller as the analyst.



About The Teams

The Cowboys head into the contest with a 5-6 overall record after falling to Dayton in the United Center on Saturday by a score of 66-49. Wyoming is averaging 73.6 points per game on the season and is allowing 69.6 points per game. The Poke are shooting 44 percent from the field and 34 percent from behind the arc. Opponents are shooting 45 percent from the field and 36 percent from deep. Wyoming is recording 11.3 turnovers per game and have 10 or ewer in three-straight games. Wyoming ranks No. 40 in the nation in turnovers per game and No. 27 in three pointers per game at 9.7.



St. Mary’s was riding a modest three-game winning streak until Sunday when it fell at home to Colorado State. The Gaels currently own a 9-4 record, which includes a victory over No. 22 San Diego State. St. Mary’s is coming off a season where it advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a No. 5 seed. The Gaels were selected to finish second in the West Coast Conference preseason poll. The Gaels average 68.8 points per game and only allow foes to score 57.7 points per contest. St. Mary’s hits 45.4 percent of its field-goal attempts, which includes a 37.8 percent success rate from 3-point land. The Gaels’ opponents make 39.9 percent of their shots from the floor and 33.2 percent of their attempts from deep.





About The Players

The Cowboys are led in scoring by Noah Reynolds at 14.1 points per game. He has scored 20 or more points in four-straight games. He is shooting 54 percent from the field to rank third in the Mountain West. Hunter Maldonado is adding 12.8 points per game and 3.9 assists along with four rebounds. Hunter Thompson leads the team with 4.9 rebounds per game along with 7.3 points per game. Brendan Wenzel adds 9.4 points per night and is second on the team at 4.7 rebounds per game.



St. Mary’s enjoys a balanced scoring attack led by Aiden Mahaney who averages 13.8 points per game. Alex Ducas adds 13.5 points per contest. Mitchell Saxen leads the charge on the glass, collecting a team-best 8.5 rebounds to go alongside his 12.4 points per game. Logan Johnson also averages in double-figures, chipping in 10.3 points and a team-high 3.6 assists per contest.



About The Series

Wyoming and St. Mary’s have met twice before with each team winning on its home floor. Both matchups occurred in the 1950s with the most recent one happening in 1956 when the Gaels walked away with a 62-57 victory in Morage.



Up Next

The Cowboys begin Mountain West Conference play next week. Wyoming travels to Fresno State on Wednesday for a 9 p.m. contest inside the Save Mart Center.

Win at Wichita State 61-58.

Let it begin