Photo by Jeff Bugher, Pokesnews.com LARAMIE, Wyo. - Wyoming has spent this week treating fall camp like a game week. Saturday afternoon, the Cowboys will find out how much that preparation has paid off. Head coach Jay Sawvel set the start time for Saturday's closed scrimmage at 4 p.m. inside War Memorial Stadium. Article Continues Below Article Continues Below “Saturday will be huge for a number of players, a number of positions. And then continue evaluation from there,”

Defensive end Jack Dunkley (21). Photo courtesy of UW Athletics LARAMIE, Wyo. - The University of Wyoming football team completed its first week of fall camp practices. On Thursday during media availability, head coach Jay Sawvel said he was satisfied with where the Cowboys are while making sure to tell the media that there’s plenty of work ahead. Laramie is known for cold weather and wind, but with that comes beautiful summer and fall weather…and heat. With mid-August temp

Samuel "Tote" Harris (26). Photo courtesy of UW Athletics. LARAMIE, Wyo. – The University of Wyoming has always been able to find diamonds in the rough when it comes to running backs. One of those diamonds, Samuel "Tote" Harris, has been named to the Maxwell Football Club watch list for the 90th Maxwell Award, presented to the most outstanding player in college football annually. The Maxwell Award has been presented to the College Player of the Year since 1937 and is named in

Jay Sawvel during spring camp 2026. Photo courtesy of UW Athletics LAS VEGAS. Nev. – Jay Sawvel said he knew his offense was in trouble during the 2025 season opener against Akron. A costly goal-line interception later in the season appeared to be the final blow, leading to offensive coordinator Jay Johnson's dismissal following a frustrating loss to Air Force in Colorado Springs - a game Wyoming had every opportunity to win. After an offense that struggled to consistently

Photo Courtesy of UW Athletics LARAMIE, Wyo. – The Wyoming Cowboys closed the spring with the annual spring game inside War Memorial Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The Cowboy offense got the best of the defense 37-21 in a modified scoring system. “We got good work today and we have a long way to go,” Head coach Jay Sawvel Said. “Every day is an important day for us. Even these next few weeks when guys are still here before we get to the summer is important.” Article Conti