It was nice to see Wyoming do what it is supposed to do against many FCS foes — win convincingly.
The Cowboys 45-22 victory in front of 18,781 fans at Jonah Field at War Memorial Stadium Saturday tied the most points scored in the Craig Bohl era. UW also scored 45 points at Fresno State in 2014.
Here is Bohl after the game:
Happy Easter everyone.
This day has a much deeper and significant meaning than candy, but to have some fun, I asked a few of the Wyoming football players what they’re favorite Easter candy is.
Senior linebacker Lucas Wacha: Reese’s peanut butter eggs
Senior defensive end Trevor Meader: Reese’s peanut butter bunny
Sophomore defensive end Kevin Prosser: Sour patches. I am not into chocolate much.
Here are some of the biggest “gains” in terms of Wyoming football players and weight from the end of last season and as spring drills began Tuesday in Laramie.
Weights are from UW’s depth chart prior to its 2015 season-finale against UNLV and its current depth chart before the start of spring football. In the case of running back Brian Hill, I went off the weights he told me personally. Players’ classes in terms of eligibility are listed next to each weight.
Player End of 2015 Spring of 2016
OT Zach Wallace 265 (Fr.) 297 (So.)
QB Josh Allen 216 (So.) 230 (RSo.)
FS Andrew Wingard 194 (Fr.) 207 (So.)
LB Lucas Wacha 214 (Jr.) 230 (Sr.)
LB Eric Nzeocha 218 (Jr.) 231 (Sr.)
NT Dalton Fields 274 (So.) 293 (Jr.)