Wyoming Cowboys Basketball

On that day in 2002, the Arena-Auditorium was the seventh-largest city in Wyoming, for a few hours at least.

The self-proclaimed most 'Famous Man in Wyoming,' Cowboy Ken the Barrel Man is capturing the world's attention at the Cowboy Basketball team's Cinderella tourney run.

Just in time for the NCAA Sweet 16, here's a look back at the last time Wyoming advanced to the third round of March Madness.

Since their first meeting in 1911, the Cowboys have dominated the Rams, compiling a 134-96 record in the series.

It's been a great decade for the University of Wyoming sports fans, thanks in part to three athletes who led the Cowboys back to national prominence: Josh Allen, Bryce Meredith, and Larry Nance, Jr.

Kenny Sailors, Flynn Robinson, Fennis Dembo, and Larry Nance, Jr. are all Wyoming legends, but Justin James could be the best all-around player in Cowboys basketball history.

The 6-21 Cowboys would need to win each of their four remaining games, the Mountain West Conference Tournament, and the NCAA Tournament to avoid a share of the record.

Since it opened in 1982, Wyoming's record against Top-10 teams at the Arena-Auditorium is 4-4.

Former Lingle-Fort Laramie High School star KC Henry wasn't big enough or fast enough to play college basketball, so he signed up to be the team manager. Thanks to a slew of unexpected injuries, Henry is now living his dream.

Cowboys guard A.J. Banks delivered the Dome of Doom's dunk of the year with a one-handed, put-back jam last night against Fresno State.