Wyoming and Colorado State are reviving their legendary Border War rivalry across four sports—basketball, soccer, volleyball, and potentially football—with a bold eight-year pact starting in 2028. The two schools, just 65 miles apart, will play each other in all four sports this season and next before the official agreement kicks in, building hype and bragging rights for fans. Men’s and women’s basketball, soccer, and volleyball will alternate home games every other year, ensuring consistent matchups in Laramie and Fort Collins—and maybe even more football showdowns down the road. This isn’t just about wins; it’s about rekindling history, fueling fan passion, and making the Border War a yearly tradition for years to come.

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The Wyoming Cowboys basketball team just unveiled their 2026-27 schedule — 14 non-conference games to start, then 18 intense Mountain West matchups. They’ll open with exhibition games against Northern Colorado and TCU, then hit the road early with trips to North Carolina and Denver, plus a big December showdown vs. Colorado State. The Sunshine Slam in Florida kicks off Thanksgiving week, while home games against Idaho State and Eastern Washington launch November. Coach Sundance Wicks is “Running It Back” with a stacked roster aiming for a conference title and postseason return. Mountain West play begins in January with home clashes against Nevada, UNLV, and Grand Canyon — plus road trips to Hawaii and New Mexico. Season tickets are now on sale with flexible pricing options.

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Cowboys face TCU in a high-stakes exhibition showdown on October 17th in Midland, Texas—free for all to attend. Coach Wicks sees it as a crucial early test against a top-tier opponent, while also building connections with Texas fans. This marks their 22nd meeting overall, including a previous clash in Vegas back in 2019. The game at the AI G. Langford Chaparral Center offers vital preseason experience before the regular season begins. Don’t miss it—history, hype, and hoops collide.

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