John Luke Fabian Jfabian1@uwyo.edu Twitter: @HouseFabian Sometimes the other guys are just a better team. The Wyoming Cowboys lost to the San Diego State Aztecs by a margin of 12 for the second time this season, this time falling 73-61. The size and athleticism of SDSU overwhelmed the Pokes throughout the game, and that was…
Breann Lujan-Halcon blujanha@uwyo.edu Cowgirl basketball took a tough loss on the road to the No. 8 team in the Mountain West, the San Diego State Aztecs, on Wednesday night. Wyoming, 12-14 overall and ninth in conference standings, fell 53-40 to the 11-15 Aztecs in Viejas Arena. “I thought defensively we played as well as throughout…
Breann Lujan-Halcon blujanha@uwyo.edu Cowgirls soccer post season came to an end in a 1-0 loss to Colorado College in San Diego, California at the SDSU Sports Deck Wednesday. The Cowgirls closed out their regular season 10-5-4, and were fourth in the Mountain West standings, making it to the tournament for the third year in a…
Cowgirls basketball broke even with a 74-66 win over Mountain West conference contender the San Diego State Aztecs, setting their MW record at 6-6 and 11-11 overall. Wednesday’s eight-point home victory marked their fourth win in the last five games putting them at the .500 mark and in the sixth slot in the conference standings….
Wyoming is particularly familiar with the transfer culture because just last year two players transferred in Austin Haldorson and Keonte Vernon. In this ever changing landscape and overturn of college basketball Wyoming mens basketball head coach Larry Shyatt stays true to himself and his team. In recent years transferring has become part of the DNA…
One of the best parts about travelling is the food and drink. Can I get an Amen? In fact, I love trying the cultural foods, wines, beers, what have you, of the place I am visiting. The best thing to do is to learn and try the thing of what the country (or city/state) is…
The Alternative Spring Breakers have officially returned to the frigid north. I have to say it was quite a rude awakening when we landed in Denver and the runway was lined with snow plows and we could see our breath as soon as we stepped off the plane, especially since we had been lying in…
With a slight sunburn, bruises, and sore muscles I finish my fifth day in San Diego. I of course wear all of these things as a badge of honor earned from hard work and fun. Shoveling and hauling rocks on Sunday and Monday was definitely hard work, but nothing compares to the ocean kayaking that…
What do you believe? No really. Do you believe in God? Is there an afterlife? Who is Jesus to you? Was he merely a man, or was He who He claimed to be – the Son of God in human form? These are important questions regardless of your current beliefs, and I have had the…
But the miracle of nature was the great Mexican aloe, or maguey, whose clustering pyramids of flowers, towering above their dark coronals of leaves, were seen sprinkled over many a broad acre of the table-land. This quote about agave plants by historian William H. Prescott eloquently sums up most of our first day working at…
Mandie Reish, a freshman from Littleton, Colorado and an animal and veterinary sciences major, is just one of the many students who will be participating in one of the alternative break trips in the upcoming week. As a freshman, this will be her first time participating in an alternative break. Mandie will be taking part…
