New MWC Athletic Dept Rankings

[cowpokeguy]

Don't love it, but also don't disagree! https://nevadasportsnet.com/news/re...nts-from-best-to-worst-in-the-new-look-league
Emphasis mine:

8. Wyoming: The Cowboys have the fewest MW titles (five) since the league's current membership formed in 2013-14. The second fewest in that period is Nevada's 12. Wyoming's last MW title came in April 2023 when it claimed the women's tennis regular-season championship. It has gone three straight seasons without a MW crown. There's no reason Wyoming should be this far behind the pack. As the only Division I department in the state, it gets solid support and has good-enough facilities. It's not the easiest place to recruit to, but the Cowboys failed to finish in the top seven in the MW in football; men's basketball; women's basketball; women's soccer; women's tennis; and women's indoor and outdoor track and field last year.

 

[OrediggerPoke]

Dilute the conference with bad programs and Wyoming still near the bottom. Depressing.

 

[307bball]

Don't love it, but also don't disagree! https://nevadasportsnet.com/news/re...nts-from-best-to-worst-in-the-new-look-league
Emphasis mine:

The part about recruiting jumps out to me.

Something changed in recruiting in my lifetime....Laramie was never some great destination but recruiting has fallen off a cliff in basketball and football since the '90s. That is a time period that spans more than a few coaches so I think it's upstream of the person doing the recruiting. And now, with the professionalization of Mbb and football it's even worse.

 

[Bear Claw]

Thanks, Tom!!!