Wyoming Cowboys Dynasty: Fronteer Football (NCAA 25)

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The Laramie Football Ledger

Off Season 2024

In a surprising twist that has sent shockwaves through the college football landscape, the Wyoming Cowboys have made a bold move by hiring David Andrews, the highly successful head coach of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, to lead their program. Andrews, who orchestrated three consecutive Grey Cup championships in the CFL, takes the reins from Craig Bohl, who recently retired. The decision to bypass defensive coordinator Jay Sawvel, the presumed heir apparent, in favor of Andrews marks a dramatic shift for the Cowboys. Andrews brings a no-nonsense approach to Laramie, emphasizing hard-nosed football, local recruiting, and smart play. Known for his philosophy of building from the trenches, Andrews believes in winning the line of scrimmage and leveraging that foundation to control the game. “We aren't going to be running a lot of trick plays or complicated RPOs,” Andrews explained. “Line up against your man, beat him one-on-one, and do it for 60 minutes.” Wyoming fans have every reason to be excited. Andrews' track record speaks for itself, and his commitment to old-school football values aligns perfectly with the Cowboys' ethos. He sees the Mountain West region as an underappreciated talent pipeline and aims to make Wyoming the top choice for local recruits. "Every kid from Bosman to Roswell should have our program in mind when they think college," Andrews said. As the Cowboys prepare for the upcoming season, all eyes will be on how quickly Andrews can implement his system and elevate Wyoming football to new heights. His promise to maintain the gritty, tough brand of football that fans have come to love is a reassurance that the program is in good hands. "Our expectation is no less than being at the championship game for the Mountain West Conference," Andrews declared. The anticipation in Laramie is palpable, with the fanbase eagerly awaiting the dawn of a new, gritty era under Coach Andrews' leadership.

-Riley Parker- Senior College Football Editor

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Wyoming Cowboys Football 2024 Offense Player POS ST CLS OVR Evan Svoboda QB AZ JR 76 Jayden Clemons QB UT SR 74 Phillip Rush QB ID SO 69 Kaden Anderson QB TX FR 69 Deyon Batiste QB TX FR 66 Harrison Waylee HB IA SR 89 DJ Jones HB NC SR 77 Sam Scott HB NE JR 75 Dawaiin McNeely HB CA SR 70 Alex Hobbs HB ND SO 63 Darius McIver HB ND FR 62 Caleb Driskill FB WY SR 75 Levi Dishman FB MT SO 59 Will Pelissier WR WY SR 75 Alex Brown WR TX SR 74 Devin Bodie Jr. WR TN SR 70 Tyler King WR TX SO 69 Chris Durr Jr WR IL FR 67 Jaylen Sargent WR UT JR 67 Caleb Merritt WR MO SO 67 Justin Stevenson WR TX FR 66 Bricen Brantley WR TX FR 62 Kadeem Brown WR WY SO 60 Bartley Drayton WR GA SO 59 Sidney Richard WR ID FR 57 Jawuan Godwin WR ID FR 56 John Michael Gyllenborg TE KS JR 84 Nick Miles TE CO SR 71 Clay Nanke TE CO JR 70 Isaac Schoenfeld TE WY SO 70 Matthew Woody TE TX FR 64 Carson York TE TX JR 58 Caden Barnett LT TX JR 76 Alani Kellum LT AR SO 68 Brandt Rice LT WI FR 59 Brycen Lotz LT MN FR 56 Quinn Grovesteen-Matchey LT WI FR 54 Wes King LG WI SO 78 Braylon Jenkins LG IA FR 62 Nofoafia Tulafono C CA SR 80 Luke Sandy C CO SO 74 Hugh Barnes C AR FR 64 Dante Gavito C CO SO 56 Jack Walsh RG IL FR 83 Rex Johnsen RG IA SO 67 Jake Davies RT IL FR 63 Nathan Geiger RT CO FR 52 Wyoming Cowboys Football
2024 Defense
Player	POS	ST	CLS	OVR
Tyce Westland	LE	NE	JR	76
Tyler Cooke	LE	WY	JR	62
Jose Wilkins	LE	WY	FR	61
Devonne Harris	RE	MN	SR	78
Braden Siders	RE	CO	JR	73
Marc Boyles	RE	ID	FR	61
Kevin Sjogren	RE	CO	SO	54
Jordan Bertagnole	DT	WY	SR	85
Jayden Williams	DT	TX	FR	70
Ben Florentine	DT	CA	JR	70
Lucas Samsula	DT	TX	FR	64
Lance Coleman	DT	MT	FR	59
Connor Shay	OLB	CA	SR	72
Cole Demarzo	OLB	SC	JR	71
Micah Young	OLB	TX	JR	70
Dash Bauman	OLB	NE	FR	67
Steven Moll	OLB	ND	FR	60
Shae Suiaunoa	MLB	TX	SR	80
Evan Eller	MLB	VA	SR	74
Read Sunn	MLB	AK	JR	69
Gary Rutherford	MLB	IL	FR	64
Jalen Binns	MLB	ID	FR	60
Adrian Onyiego	MLB	MN	FR	60
Tyrecius Davis	CB	TX	SR	82
Keany Parks	CB	WI	SO	72
Ian Bell	CB	CA	SO	71
Naz Hill	CB	IL	FR	69
Markie Grant	CB	TX	FR	66
Kendrick McAlister	CB	ID	FR	64
Wyatt Ekeler	FS	CO	SR	86
Malique Singleton	FS	AK	SO	70
Eli Flynn	FS	MT	FR	59
Isaac White	SS	PA	SR	82
Wrook Brown	SS	TX	JR	79
Andrew Johnson	SS	WY	JR	69
Manny Williams	SS	ME	FR	59
John Hoyland	K	CO	SR	79
Erik Sandvik	P	CO	FR	64

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PAC-12 Scores in Overtime: New TV Deal Secures Conference’s Future In a move that can only be described as miraculous, the PAC-12 Conference has managed to secure a last-minute TV deal, preserving its storied legacy and ensuring its survival in the ever-competitive landscape of college athletics. As the clock ticked down, with speculation and rumors swirling about potential defections and conference realignments, PAC-12 Commissioner George Kliavkoff pulled off a buzzer-beater that left fans and stakeholders alike in sheer jubilation. The new TV contract, rumored to be worth upwards of $500 million annually, was inked with a major broadcasting conglomerate, solidifying the PAC-12’s status as a premier athletic conference. The deal encompasses traditional television rights as well as extensive digital streaming options, catering to the modern viewer's demands and ensuring a broad reach for the conference’s marquee events. A United Front For weeks, the PAC-12 had been teetering on the brink, with whispers of schools exploring options elsewhere. But in a show of unprecedented solidarity, the conference’s member institutions stood together, recognizing the value of their collective history and the potential of their future. The new TV deal not only secures financial stability but also enhances the brand visibility of the PAC-12, ensuring its teams remain competitive on the national stage. “This is a monumental day for the PAC-12,” said Commissioner Kliavkoff in a press conference announcing the deal. “Our commitment to excellence, both on and off the field, remains unwavering. This partnership allows us to continue showcasing the incredible talent and rich traditions that define the PAC-12.” The Impact on Member Schools The financial windfall from the TV deal is expected to bolster athletic programs across the conference, providing necessary resources for facilities, recruitment, and overall program development. Schools like USC, Oregon, and Washington, which had been at the center of realignment rumors, can now refocus on their athletic and academic missions without the looming threat of conference instability. Coaches and athletic directors expressed their relief and optimism following the announcement. “This deal is a game-changer,” said Washington State Athletic Director Pat Chun. “It ensures that we can continue to compete at the highest level while providing our student-athletes with the best possible experience.” Looking Ahead With the new TV deal in place, the PAC-12 is poised to enter a new era of prosperity. The conference has plans to innovate its sports coverage, leveraging cutting-edge technology to enhance fan engagement and bring PAC-12 sports to a global audience. This strategic move not only cements the PAC-12’s place in the current collegiate athletic hierarchy but also sets the stage for future growth and success. In the end, the PAC-12’s last-minute save wasn’t just about securing a TV deal; it was about preserving a legacy, championing the spirit of competition, and uniting a conference that has always prided itself on innovation and excellence. As the dust settles and the new season approaches, one thing is clear: the PAC-12 is here to stay.

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As the 2024 Mountain West Conference season approaches, excitement and anticipation are at an all-time high. Boise State remains the team to beat, boasting a roster filled with depth and talent that promises another strong season. The Broncos' offensive firepower and stout defense make them early favorites to top the standings. Fresno State and Air Force are poised to challenge Boise State. Fresno State's high-octane offense, led by a veteran quarterback, and Air Force's disciplined, run-heavy attack will make both teams formidable opponents. San Diego State, known for its defensive prowess, and Utah State, with its playmaking abilities, are also expected to be competitive. The wildcard in the conference is Wyoming. Under the leadership of new head coach David Andrews, the Cowboys are generating a lot of buzz. Andrews, coming off a successful tenure in the CFL, has brought a hard-nosed, physical style of play to Laramie. His emphasis on winning the line of scrimmage and playing smart, fundamental football has rejuvenated the program. Junior quarterback Evan Svoboda will be crucial in leading the offense, while the defense, anchored by senior standouts, aims to be one of the toughest in the conference. If Andrews' strategies pay off, Wyoming could surprise many and become a serious contender for the Mountain West title. Andrews' approach of recruiting locally and focusing on building a strong, cohesive team could be the key to a breakout season for the Cowboys. Predicted Standings: Boise State Fresno State Air Force San Diego State Wyoming Utah State Nevada UNLV Colorado State New Mexico San Jose State Hawaii Boise State is expected to lead the pack, with Fresno State and Air Force close behind. Wyoming, with its potential under Coach Andrews, could finish in the upper half of the standings, making for an exciting and unpredictable season.

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Thoughts on the text side? Too small? I'm not sure I love the roster tables either I think maybe simplifying them? Removing the brown background?