PODCAST: What Will Craig Bohl’s Legacy be at Wyoming?
LARAMIE -- Craig Bohl is hanging up his spurs after 10 years on the sidelines in Laramie and more than four decades in the coaching profession.
He will be remembered for many things during his time on the high plains, loyalty, right near the top.
Bohl graduated his players. He valued the walk-on program. He loved the locals, giving in-state products a shot at their dream school. Back in 2016, Bohl and his Cowboys not only made the Mountain West title game, they hosted it. Unfortunately, a narrow loss to San Diego State followed.
He never made it back.
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Cody Tucker and Jared Newland break down the Bohl news, his legacy and the seemingly instant hire of defensive coordinator Jay Sawvel, who will be the 33rd head coach in UW history after the Cowboys bowl game Dec. 30 in Tucson.
We also chat about the NCAA Transfer Portal and signing day, which is just six days away.
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