LARAMIE, Wyo. (Oct. 6, 2025) – The Wyoming Cowboys continue Mountain West Conference action on hosting San José State on Saturday at 5 p.m. inside War Memorial Stadium. Saturday’s contest is Band Day along with Energy and Ag Day.
Ticket Information
Fans may order tickets online, via email or by phone at:
•Go to GoWyo.com/tickets
•Email tickets@uwyo.edu
•Call (307) 766-7220
•Stop by the UW Athletics Ticket Office on the West Side of the Arena-Auditorium on the corner of Willett Drive and 19th Street.
Where to Watch
Saturday's contest will be televised on CBS Sports Network. Jordan Kent will be on the call with Logan Ryan analyzing the action.
Listen Live
The game will also be available on the 26 stations of The Cowboy Sports Network with Keith Kelley on the call, Kevin McKinney on color and Erick Pauley on the sidelines.
Notes on the Cowboys
Different Targets: The Cowboys and quarterback Kaden Anderson found 13 different receivers against UNLV. It marked the third time since 2009 that a Wyoming quarterback has found 11 or more receivers in a game. Wyoming found 11 against BYU last season and against Texas during the 2009 season.
Through the Air: Quarterback Kaden Anderson threw the ball 46 times against UNLV. That was the most since throwing 48 times against Texas State in 2013. Wyoming also completed 25 passes in the game, which is the most in a contest for Anderson and most by the Cowboys since the 2018 season against Wofford, as Wyoming completed 25 passes.
Getting to the Quarterback: The Cowboys recorded three sacks against UNLV. The Pokes had sacks at three different positions. Defensive end Tyce Westland added his first of the season as did linebacker Evan Eller. Defensive tackle Ben Florentine added his fourth of the season. The Cowboys now have 11 sacks on the season and average just over two per game. It was the most sacks in a game since having four in the season opener at Akron.
Tackles for Loss: The Cowboys recorded eight tackles for loss against UNLV. In fact, eight different players recorded a tackle for loss in the contest. It marked the most in a game for the Pokes this season and was more than the previous two games combined. Wyoming averages just over four tackles for loss per game on the season.
Chisom on the Edge: Defensive end Chisom Ifeyani recorded five tackles for the Pokes against UNLV. It was the most in his time as a Cowboy and the most as an NCAA Division I player. He had six against Millersville when he played in the NCAA Division II for Shippensburg.
Thomas and Tackles: Safety Jones Thomas recorded a career-high tying eight tackles against UNLV to lead the team. He and Andrew Johnson his partner in the defensive backfield had 14 tackles combined for nearly a quarter of Wyoming’s tackles for the game.
Eller on All Three Levels: Linebacker Evan Eller did it all against UNLV. He recorded six tackles, a sack, a tackle for loss, he also recovered a fumble and broke up a pass to lead the Cowboys. For the season, he has recorded 29 tackles on the season to rank second on the team.
Erb Finds the Endzone: Tight end Justin Erb recorded a career-high two catches and tied a career-high with nine yards against UNLV. Erb also recorded his first career touchdown reception in the fourth quarter.
Sargent Finds Groove: Wide receiver Jaylen Sargent recorded a season-high four receptions for 55 yards against UNLV. It was more than he had caught and yards he has had in the first four games of the season combined. He also had a season long reception of 29 yards in the contest.
Backfield Does It All: The Wyoming backfield does it all. The group rushed for only 68 yards against UNLV, but the group combined for six receptions for 95 yards in the contest. Samuel Harris led the group in the game with three receptions, but Sam Scott added a long catch of 36 yards with Terron Kellman added one catch for 26 yards.
Interesting, But Not That Interesting: The Cowboys are led rushing the football by a pair of players in Sam Scott and Samuel “Tote” Harris. Through five games this season each player has rushed for 268 yards. Harris adds 6.2 yards per carry with Scott adding 4.5 per rush. The duo has also combined for 13 catches for 145 yards on the season with Harris adding seven receptions for 58 yards and Scott adding six receptions for 93 yards.
DeBlanc Makes Impact: Freshman Deion DeBlanc had an outstanding game against UNLV. He rushed the ball three times for 26 yards and a score. He added his career touchdown in the contest on a 12-yard rush. He also recorded a first down rush on a critical fourth-down play. He also added his first career reception in the contest for 11 yards.
Florentine with Another Sack: Nose tackle Ben Florentine added his fourth sack on the season on the first play from scrimmage and also forced a fumble. He leads the team in both sacks and tackles for loss this season with four. He ranks third in the conference in sacks this season and has the most in the MW amongst interior defensive lineman. He added five tackles against UNLV and now has 54 in his career and has 17 on the season. He recorded 25 tackles all of last season, which was a career best.
