Cache McFadden Commits to Wyoming
Cache McFadden, a standout athlete from Cody High School, announced his commitment to the University of Wyoming on Tuesday, choosing the Cowboys over a slate of other suitors.
The announcement marks the culmination of a high school career that saw McFadden throw for nearly 1,700 yards and rush for 1,125 yards, while accounting for 27 touchdowns in his final season.
A Dual‑Threat Performer
Coaches praised McFadden’s versatility, noting that his ability to operate both as a passer and a runner made him a rare asset in the 2027 safety class.
His performance helped Cody High School secure a deep playoff run, drawing attention from programs across the country.
Recruitment Landscape
McFadden held offers from Bemidji State, Carroll College and Montana Tech, while also receiving interest from Utah, Montana, Montana State and Dartmouth. Ultimately, he elected to stay close to home, citing the familiarity of his family and community as decisive factors.
The University of Wyoming’s 2027 recruiting class currently sits at No. 96 nationally among 138 Football Bowl Subdivision programs, a ranking that reflects both the competitiveness of the class and the potential for future additions.
Wyoming’s coaching staff has indicated plans to augment the class with another local prospect, signaling a continued focus on building a talent pipeline within the state.
In a statement, McFadden expressed gratitude to his family, coaches and teammates, saying, “I’m excited to bring my best to Laramie and help the Cowboys achieve our goals on the field.”
The commitment adds depth to Wyoming’s defensive backfield and provides a local narrative that resonates with fans eager to see home‑grown talent thrive at the collegiate level.