The Wyoming Cowboys travel to Tucson for the Barstool Sports Arizona Bowl, taking on the MAC runner-up Toledo Rockets. For the Cowboys’ head coach, Craig Bohl, it will be his final game before retirement, where the Pokes hope to seal its first nine-win season since 1996.
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BARSTOOL SPORTS ARIZONA BOWL: Toledo Rockets (11-2, 8-0 MAC) vs. Wyoming Cowboys (8-4, 5-3 MW)
WHEN: Saturday, December 30 — 2:30 PM MT
WHERE: Arizona Stadium (50,782)
TV: CW Network/Barstool Sports
RADIO: Cowboy Sports Network
SERIES RECORD: Series tied 1-1
LAST MATCHUP: Toledo won 34-31 on Sept. 8, 2012, in Laramie, Wyo.
WEBSITES: GoWyo.com, the official Wyoming athletics website; UTRockets.com, the official Toledo athletics website.
GAME NOTES: Wyoming | Toledo
ODDS: Wyoming -3.5
OVER/UNDER: 44.5 points
SP+ PROJECTION: Toledo by 7.8
FEI PROJECTION: Toledo by 1.4
PARKER FLEMING PROJECTION: Wyoming 58.99% win probability (27.04-24.03)
In only the third meeting between programs, the Toledo Rockets and Wyoming Cowboys enter the Barstool Sports Arizona Bowl with sizeable record differences. The Rockets are 11-2 after falling to Miami (Ohio) in the MAC Championship Game and losing out on the chance to play in a New Year’s Six bowl game. A 5-1 start for the Cowboys had the team rolling with predictions of a Wyoming New Year’s Six bowl game. However, the Group of Five bid became unimaginable as the Pokes finished the season 3-3.
The announcement of Wyoming head coach Craig Bohl’s retirement following the game has become one of the commanding storylines of the Wyoming team and Arizona Bowl. After a decade at the helm of the Cowboys, Bohl’s departure allowed the program to promote defensive coordinator Jay Sawvel as the 33rd head coach of Wyoming. The game’s…
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Author : Mountain West Wire
Publish date : 2023-12-29 03:20:06
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