Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Rex Johnsen across Football.
The University of Wyoming football program will travel to Las Vegas for the 2026 Old Trapper Mountain West Conference Media Days, where head coach Jay Sawvel and key student‑athletes will engage with fans and media, showcasing a season marked by defensive excellence and record‑setting performances.
From accountability drills to a revamped offense, the Cowboys are betting on chemistry to climb out of last year’s Mountain West slump.
The Mountain West has revealed the student‑athletes and coaches who will represent each school at the 2026 Old Trapper Media Days, scheduled for July 15‑16 at The Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.
The 2026 All-Mountain West Team showcases UNLV's dominance with 19 selections, while other programs also earn significant representation.
The Cowboys have reshaped their roster with nearly 50 newcomers, including freshman wide receiver Jordan Styles, while retaining key veterans such as Samuel Harris and Dante Drake.
The Cowboys are set to field a dramatically reshaped squad this fall, featuring a new quarterback, standout freshman lineman Jonathan Pearcy, and a host of transfers aimed at shoring up offense and defense.
Wyoming’s football team has signed nearly five dozen newcomers, keeping standouts like Samuel Harris and Dante Drake and adding quarterback Tyler Hughes and tight end Ishmael Muhammad, setting the stage for a competitive campaign.
The University of Wyoming’s football program is gearing up for the upcoming season after a busy offseason that saw nearly five dozen newcomers join the roster, including key additions at quarterback and defensive tackle, while also saying goodbye to several top playmakers.
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 Cowboys bring in a wave of newcomers, including a graduate‑transfer quarterback and a highly touted defensive tackle, as they look to rebound after a challenging year.
The Cowboys are reshaping their squad with nearly 50 newcomers, retaining key veterans and welcoming a highly touted freshman linebacker.
The University of Wyoming’s football program is entering the 2025 season with a massive overhaul of its roster, bringing in nearly 50 newcomers while saying goodbye to several key contributors from the previous year.
The Cowboys welcome nearly 50 new players, retain core talent, and add a promising quarterback, while senior snapper Nathan Curry is expected to transform kicking and punting operations.
The Cowboys have added nearly 50 players, keeping key contributors while integrating new quarterback Tyler Hughes and tight end Tyler Siddons, whose physical style could reshape the line.
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.
Wyoming’s offseason moves bring in nearly 50 new players, including quarterback Tyler Hughes and senior defensive end Thaddeus Gianaris, whose Ivy League background and on‑field production signal a strategic push to strengthen both sides of the ball
The Cowboys have added nearly five dozen players this offseason, retaining core talent while integrating fresh prospects, including early‑enrolled freshman defensive tackle Tanielu Maafala‑Barbasa.
The Cowboys have added nearly five dozen players this offseason, retaining core veterans while losing several top contributors and welcoming new quarterback Tyler Hughes and defensive tackle Ja'Quan Redfern.
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 Cowboys are reshaping their squad with nearly five dozen newcomers while keeping core veterans, setting the stage for a competitive season.
Wyoming's football program welcomes nearly 50 new players this offseason, retaining core talent and adding quarterback Tyler Hughes and running back Diore Hubbard, who is expected to be fully recovered from a torn ACL.
The Cowboys are reshaping their squad with key returnees, new transfers and a highly touted freshman, signaling a competitive push in the upcoming campaign.
The Cowboys are adding nearly 50 new faces, including graduate‑transfer quarterback Tyler Hughes and safety Da'Marion Brownlee, while losing top receivers and cornerbacks ahead of the new season.