Alex Taylor
Beat Writer at WyoSports
Sports Reporter at Gillette News Record
University of Wyoming beat writer for @WyoSports | @HeismanTrophy & @AP_Top25 voter | 2021 NSMA Wyoming Sportswriter of the Year | @WesternMichU and @UofTampa |
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1 month ago |
wyomingnews.com | Alex Taylor
A handful of key players didn't suit up for the University of Wyoming's annual Brown and Gold spring game last weekend at War Memorial Stadium. Returning starters Caden Barnett, Jack Walsh and John Michael Gyllenborg all took the day off as a precautionary measure, but the trio put together a solid body of work through the Cowboys' first 14 spring practices leading up to Saturday's scrimmage. There were plenty of other players who made a strong case for themselves throughout the spring.
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1 month ago |
wyomingnews.com | Alex Taylor
A handful of key players didn’t suit up for the University of Wyoming’s annual Brown and Gold spring game last weekend at War Memorial Stadium. Returning starters Caden Barnett, Jack Walsh and John Michael Gyllenborg all took the day off as a precautionary measure, but the trio put together a solid body of work through the Cowboys’ first 14 spring practices leading up to Saturday’s scrimmage. There were plenty of other players who made a strong case for themselves throughout the spring.
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1 month ago |
wyomingnews.com | Alex Taylor
There’s a long list of reasons why the University of Wyoming went 3-9 during Jay Sawvel’s first season as head coach. Injuries brought to light a critical lack of depth for the Cowboys, specifically on the defensive side. Poor quarterback play and a tough schedule didn’t help matters much, either. But as more time separates the Cowboys from last season, it’s becoming clear one of the key components of last year’s disappointment was a lack of leadership.
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1 month ago |
wyomingnews.com | Alex Taylor
LARAMIE – Sundance Wicks and Will Martin's relationships runs far beyond the Xs and Os of coaching. The pair met on the bench as assistants at the University of San Francisco during the 2015-16 season, along with Wicks' brother, Luke. Their paths crossed again at Missouri Western during Wicks' two-year stint as the Griffons' head coach.
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1 month ago |
wyomingnews.com | Alex Taylor
LARAMIE — Jaylan Bean watched from the sidelines during the majority of his first season at the University of Wyoming. The 6-foot-4, 205-pound wide receiver transferred from Garden City Community College in Kansas last offseason. While the rising junior had the size to go out and compete in his first season at the Division I level, there was one thing keeping him off the field. “I wasn’t ready mentally,” Bean told WyoSports last week.
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Worth noting: Five of the Cowboys’ seven incoming transfers having at least two years of eligibility remaining.
In total, the Cowboys added seven incoming transfers and five players out of high school. The group will join three returners from last year’s team. Here’s some pros and cons of who the Cowboys brought in during this recruiting cycle: https://t.co/00vXYovw42
In total, the Cowboys added seven incoming transfers and five players out of high school. The group will join three returners from last year’s team. Here’s some pros and cons of who the Cowboys brought in during this recruiting cycle: https://t.co/00vXYovw42
