University of Wyoming Athletics

Carson May transferred to the University of Wyoming in the summer of 2023.  He was a true freshman at the University of Iowa in 2022.  May didn't appear in any games for the Hawkeyes and redshirted his freshman season.  In the spring of '23, May transferred to Coffeyville Community College in Kansas and went through spring practice with the Red Ravens.  But in the summer of 2023, the Wyoming Cowboys offered May a chance to return to the FBS level and he moved to Laramie to go through summer conditioning with the Cowboys.  He has four years of eligibility remaining.  Coming out of high school, May was ranked as a four-star quarterback by Rivals, which also ranked him as the No. 13 pro-style high school quarterback in the '22 recruiting class and the 234th overall recruit regardless of position in the country. He played his high school football at Jones High School in Jones, Okla., where he was named the 2021 Oklahoma Class 2A Player of the Year and First Team 2A All-State.  He was also selected to the Newsok Super 30 team as a high school senior.  May was a four-year football letterman and led his team to a four-year record of 38-11, with four consecutive state playoff appearances.  Over his high school career, he threw for 8,549 yards and 87 passing touchdowns, rushed for 1,366 yards and scored 32 rushing TDs and accounted for 9,915 yards of total offense and 119 combined TDs passing and rushing.  His senior season, he completed 198 of 308 passes (.643) for 3,082 yards and 37 touchdowns while throwing only four interceptions.  May also rushed for 466 yards and 11 touchdowns as a senior.  His junior season, May completed 220 of 366 pass attempts (.601) for 3,020 yards, 26 touchdowns and five interceptions and added 650 rushing yards and 14 rushing touchdowns.  He completed 169 of 258 pass attempts (.655) for 2,317 yards, 22 touchdowns and only seven interceptions as a sophomore, plus he rushed for 250 yards and five touchdowns.  His freshman year of high school, he completed 7 of 15 pass attempts (.467) for 130 yards and two touchdowns.  May was also a four-year letterman in basketball.  He is the son of Lori and Shane May.  He played for head football coach Dave Martin at Jones High School.