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The Cowboys have added nearly 50 players this offseason, retaining key veterans while welcoming high‑profile newcomers such as Tyler Hughes and freshman quarterback Taylor Hasselbeck, son of former NFL star Tim Hasselbeck and television personality Elisabeth Hasselbeck.
The Cowboys have added nearly 50 players this offseason, retaining key veterans while welcoming new faces, including highly touted freshman Pierce Decker, who is expected to bolster the offense.
The University of Arkansas announced the appointment of Marcus Edwards as its new strength and conditioning coach, filling the vacancy left by Dave Richardson’s move to Ohio State.
The Wyoming Cowboys have added nearly 50 players this offseason, retaining key talent while welcoming new faces like quarterback Tyler Hughes and offensive lineman Jeremiah Katt, who brings a perfect sack‑free record from Northern Arizona.
The University of Wyoming football program is set for a major overhaul, adding nearly 50 players, retaining key talent, and welcoming new quarterbacks and linemen.
The Seawolves announce the addition of Karim Elgizawy, a 6‑3 guard with a strong collegiate résumé, ahead of the upcoming season.
Despite losing more than 50 players, the Cyclones still aim for a bowl berth, and their five road matchups present a spectrum of difficulty, from UCF's modest challenge to BYU's elite test.
The Cowboys are set to field a revamped squad this fall, featuring nearly five dozen newcomers, among them freshman safety Therman 'Boogie' Williams, who chose Wyoming over several Power Five programs.
The Cowgirls have announced their 2026 schedule, highlighting a home exhibition against Denver in Laramie, a season‑opening matchup with Drake, a series of non‑conference home and away games, and a Mountain West Tournament in November.
The Cowboys have added nearly 50 players this offseason, retaining key talent while integrating fresh faces to address departures on both sides of the ball.
The University of Wyoming’s football program is bolstering its attack with experienced transfers and returning stalwarts as it prepares for the upcoming campaign.