WyoNation welcomes Caleb from Air Force Football Talk to preview Friday night's showdown in Laramie. We discuss Air Force's offense under Evan Medders, defensive standout Blake Fletcher, and the impact of NIL and the transfer portal on service academies. Can the Falcons contain Wyoming quarterback Tyler Hughes after his big performance against Northern Illinois? We break down key matchups, defensive weaknesses, and Air Force's struggles in Laramie.
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With the season slipping away, New Orleans needed a jolt on Sunday. After dropping three straight games, the Saints were desperate for some positive momentum, and Carl Granderson delivered.
The former University of Wyoming student-athlete made his presence felt in New Orleans’ 34-27 win at the New York Giants. He boasted fives tackles, 1.5 sacks and a pair of quarterback hits.
For the season, Granderson has logged 21 tackles, four tackles for loss, four sacks, five quarterback hits and a blocked field goal for the 2-4 Saints. New Orleans plays Pittsburgh in Paris in Week 7.
Below is a list of all the former Wyoming Cowboys and how they performed in Week 6.
Josh Allen (Buffalo Bills)
Allen showcased the arm in...
It's not all football on this week's WyoNation Roundup! The crew kicks things off with Wyoming Wrestling and Cowboy Basketball before turning their attention to the gridiron.
We look back at Wyoming's 41-23 victory over Northern Illinois, break down the Cowboys' performance, and discuss whether they can build some momentum heading into Friday night's Mountain West showdown with Air Force.
Can the Cowboys keep climbing, or will the Falcons bring them back down to earth? Join us for another round of Wyoming Cowboys news, analysis, and plenty of opinions!
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Wyoming wrestling head coach Mark Branch joins WyoNation for a wide-ranging conversation about Cowboy wrestling, his evolution as a coach over 19 years, and what makes the Wyoming wrestling program special.
Branch talks about how his coaching philosophy has changed, the relationships he's built with his wrestlers, and what he looks for when recruiting the next generation of Cowboys.
We also dive into some fun topics, including walkout music, the new Wyoming wrestling facility, and of course, the big man himself, Christian Carroll!
From building a winning culture to developing wrestlers on and off the mat, Branch gives us an inside look at the past, present, and future of Wyoming wrestling.
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The full gang is here to talk, SJSU, NIU, Sawvel's 5 Objectives and basketball!
As always, you can like and subscribe to our YouTube channel to get the latest Cowboys and Cowgirls news and notes. You can find the replay of the Round Up on YouTube, Spotify, Amazon Music and Apple Music. You can catch us live every Tuesday at 7pm on Facebook, YouTube, and X.
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It seems as though it’s a weekly occurrence at this point, but Josh Allen accomplished something that has never been done before in the NFL on Monday night. The former University of Wyoming quarterback became the first player ever to pass for 200-plus yards on fewer than 20 pass attempts and rush for 100-plus with 10 or fewer rushes.
In Buffalo’s 37-34 win at the Los Angeles Rams, Allen was 12-for-19 for 210 yards with one touchdown and one interception. On the ground, he went 10 times for 121 yards with an additional score.
For the season, Allen is 94-for-141 for 1,247 with seven touchdowns and four picks. He’s carried it 43 times for 239 yards with eight scores for the 4-1 Bills.
Buffalo travels to Las...
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It has been a long process, but Treyton Welch is beginning to see more and more time with New Orleans. In what is his third professional season, the former University of Wyoming tight end played a career-high 19 snaps in the Saints’ 45-24 loss to Atlanta on Monday night.
His 19 snaps were divided up between seven on offense and 12 on special teams. He also logged a receiving target.
For the season, Welch has played 47 snaps, 22 on offense and 25 on special teams for the 1-3 Saints. New Orleans hosts Minnesota in Week 5.
Below is a list of all the former Wyoming Cowboys and how they did in Week 4.
Josh Allen (Buffalo Bills)
Allen and the Bills struggled in a 29-26 loss to New England on Sunday. He was...
WyoNation Roundup: Basement Edition — the full crew talks Wyoming football after another ugly road showing. We discuss the Cowboys’ continued road struggles, why a weak strength of schedule is no excuse for one of the nation’s poorest offenses, where Wyoming ranks offensively, and whether player attitude and mindset are becoming part of the problem.
As always, you can find our podcast on YouTube (like and subscribe!) as well as Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music and anywhere else you listen to your favorite shows!
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Josh Allen was seen disgusted when looking at his stat sheet following Week 3 of the National Football League’s season. He wasn’t his sharpest, but the only stat that mattered was the first number in his team’s record.
Allen helped Buffalo grind its way to a 3-0 start with a 24-16 win over the Los Angeles Rams. He was 16-for-26 for 204 yards with two interceptions, while adding 22 yards on eight carries with two touchdowns.
For the season, Allen is 56-for-86 for 784 yards with five scores and a pair of interceptions. On the ground he’s rushed it 28 times totaling 114 yards with half a dozen touchdowns.
Buffalo hosts New England in Week 4.
Below is a list of all the former University of Wyoming Cowboys and...
Shea and Chad break down Wyoming’s win over Hawaii and what stood out in the Cowboys’ performance before looking ahead to a first-ever trip to the Fargodome to take on North Dakota State. They also talk about the new traveling trophy connected to the matchup and what makes the trip to Fargo such a unique challenge for Wyoming.Plus, there’s some Wyoming Basketball news as new TV information is announced for the upcoming season. Football, Fargo, trophies and hoops — all on this week’s WyoNation Roundup.
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Chad, Shea and Bryan break down Wyoming Football after the Cowboys’ loss to Central Michigan and look ahead to a return home against Hawaii. The crew discusses what went wrong against CMU, what needs to change, and what Wyoming has to do to get back on track against the Rainbow Warriors.
Plus, it’s time to talk Wyoming Basketball as practice gets underway in Laramie. The Cowboys also picked up two new high school commitments, giving Sundance Wicks and his staff more momentum on the recruiting trail. Football reactions, Hawaii preview, recruiting and the start of basketball season — all on this week’s WyoNation Roundup.
From the desk of the UW AD
One former University of Wyoming Cowboy helped pull off the biggest upset of Week 1 in the National Football League. Another former Poke did the same thing in Week 2.
Defensive end Carl Granderson was everywhere in New Orleans’ 24-17 road win at Baltimore on Sunday. He boasted five tackles, one tackle for loss and logged a blocked field goal.
Granderson, on the season, now has seven tackles, two tackles for loss, a sack, a quarterback hit and a blocked field goal for the 1-1 Saints. New Orleans hosts Las Vegas in Week 3.
Below is a list of all the former Wyoming Cowboys and how they did in Week 2.
Josh Allen (Buffalo Bills)
Allen was magnificent again, as Buffalo opened new Highmark Stadium with a 41-31...
Chad, Shea and Bryan break down Wyoming’s win over Northern Colorado and ask the big question: did lightning save the Pokes? The guys discuss the turning point in the game, what Wyoming showed after the delay, and what still needs to improve? Plus, we react to the new fourth-quarter song at War Memorial Stadium and look ahead to the Cowboys’ matchup with Central Michigan.
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One of the biggest underdogs of the National Football League’s Week 1 slate pulled off the upset on Sunday. Arizona went into Los Angeles and toppled the Chargers, 26-14.
Former University of Wyoming safety, Andrew Wingard, played a large role in the shocker. He was all over the field, boasting two turnovers – an interception and a forced fumble – to go alongside his four tackles, two tackles for loss and one pass defended.
Arizona hosts Seattle in Week 2.
Below is a list of all the former Wyoming Cowboys and how they did in the opening week.
Josh Allen (Buffalo Bills)
Allen dazzled as he almost always does in the Bills’ 36-31 win at Houston. He was 20-for-29 for 324 yards with two touchdowns. Allen...
The WyoNation Roundup breaks down Wyoming’s Border War loss to Colorado State, including Jay Sawvel’s Monday press conference, questionable game management, and what went wrong for the Cowboys. Chad, Brad and Bryan also look ahead to Wyoming’s upcoming home game against the Northern Colorado Bears and what the Pokes need to fix before kickoff.
As always you can find us on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music. Feel free to give us a like and follow!
In this engaging conversation, Justin Adams shares his journey into broadcasting. He discusses Wyoming's recent performance vs CSU, the upcoming game against the UNC Bears, and the keys to success for the Pokes. Justin emphasizes the importance of finishing drives, communication on defense, and the need for the WR's to step up. He also reflects on his personal aspirations as a broadcaster and the significance of this opportunity in his career.
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Chad, Shea & Bryan are back on the WyoNation Roundup with their predictions for the Border War between Wyoming and Colorado State. The guys break down the matchup, give their final score picks, discuss the biggest keys to the game and predict how Wyoming’s season will finish. Can the Cowboys take down the Rams and build momentum for the rest of 2026? We’re making our picks before kickoff and putting our season predictions on the record. Go Pokes!
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Former Wyoming Cowboy Sam Stratton joins Chad on the WyoNation Roundup! Sam talks about his football journey to Wyoming, battling through injuries, his transition into coaching, and what makes the Wyoming fanbase so special. Plus, we get into his family connections to Colorado State — CSU?!?! 🤠
Hear Sam’s stories from his time in Laramie, life after playing football, coaching, and much more in this WyoNation Roundup interview.
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Chad and Brad welcome JY from The Big Mountain to talk Mountain West Football. The guys break down the MW and Pac-12 settlement. They also discuss the new Mountain West football members and how the conference could look in 2026. Plus, what should fans expect from Wyo Football this season? Where do the Cowboys fit in the new-look MW? Tune in for realignment talk, conference outlooks and Wyo football expectations.
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The season is almost here, and excitement around Wyoming Football is building. On this WyoNation Roundup, Chad, Shea and Bryan break down the latest depth chart, what stood out from the scrimmage, and what has them most excited heading into the 2026 season.
Plus, we talk about Wyoming’s new 4th-quarter song tradition and whether it can become a true War Memorial Stadium staple.
As always you can find us on our social channels on X. You can also like and subscribe to us on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music.
