By james art 
Laramie – The Wyoming Cowgirls have a quick turn from their Saturday victory at home. Cowgirls are traveling to face Boise State at 6:30 pm, a Tuesday race from Extramile Arena.
The competition on Tuesday will be broadcast live on the Mountain West network and can be heard in the Cowgirl radio with David arranging in the conversation.
For the cowbars
Wyoming (16-9, 10-3 MW) begins its difficult final three weeks of the regular season, striving to extend its best winning series of five games. Cowgirls emerge from 59-54 victory over Saturday in San Jose at Arena Auditorium.
Wyoming uses 14-1 to start the fourth quarter to help create some distance from the Spartans. SJSU has made its own own in the last three plus minutes of the game to make the final assessment look much closer after all.
Maleine Pedersen led the road on Saturday with 21 points at shooting 8 to 13. He marks the fifth game of Pedersen from 20 points for the season and fourth during the league game. Now Pedersen is up to the ninth in the mountain west at the point of play in the league, an average of 15.2 points per game.
Pedersen is also second in the conference in the percentage of the purpose of the field of his teammate, Alison Fertig, with 55.5 percent of the floor. Fertig and Pedersen are the leading duet of MW, as Fertig continues his dominance in the league game. Fertig leads the conference in scoring (20.8), rebound (10.6), blocks (2.2) and firing a goal in the field (62.2).
Fertig, who is only 10 struggles, shy to become the program leader of all time in career recovery, is the only player in the country to average at least 20 points per game and 60 percent shooting during the conference game this season.
In addition to Fertig and Pedersen, Emily Melema and Ola Ustovska shone on MW Action this season. The melma leads the conference with an average of 2.5 theft per game and is sixth in assists of a match with 3.5 Ustowska, meanwhile leads the cowboys and ranks fifth in the league game on average 3.8 assists per set. The coefficient of assist to rotation of Ustowska is ranked second in the league.
Scout Boyz State
Boise State is looking for five games in the Tuesday race. Broncos is led by Tatum Thompson and Natalie Pasco in scoring, an average of 12.6 and 12.4 points per match, respectively. Thompson also led the team on average 6.5 struggles per match and in theft with 33.
In the meantime, Pasco has the best teams 54 3-indicators at 41.5 percent firing beyond an arc. The two -time protective player of the year, Mountain West, Abi Muse, is an average of 6.3 fights per match and led the league with 57 blocks during the season. Mary Kay People is one of the best assistants in the league as it is just over four competitions on average.
Broncos scores over 70 points per season and allow 65.1 competition. Boise State has a plus-1,5 bounce margin and shoots nearly 43 percent of the floor as a whole. The Broncos launches the ball 33.6 percent of the 3-point range and allow only 30.4 percent beyond the arc, defensive. Boise State opponents shoot another 40 %.
Broncos an average of 3.3 more assists per match than their opponents and perform nearly a less turn of competition. As a team, Boise shoots over 74 percent of the free throws.
The Boise State Series History
Boise State runs the series of all time with Cowgirls, 20-17. Wyoming is looking for only his fourth victory of all time in Boyz. Cowgirls won the first game this season, 79-45 in Larami. It was Victory’s biggest margin so far against Broncos for UW.
Fertig called MW Player of the Week
For the third time this season and the sixth overall in his career, Allyson Fertig has been named a player of the Mountain West Week, announced on Monday by the League office. Fertig was also announced as a MW player of the week on December 2 and January 27 this season.
For the week, Fertig is an average of 24 points, 15.5 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 2.0 blocks per match in both Wyoming wins last week. Fertig, who fired 67.7 percent (21-31) from the floor in victories over the Air Force and San Jose State, recorded double double couples for the first time this season.
Fertig opened the week with 30 points, 15 rebounds and three blocks at firing 12 to 14 against the Falcons. On Saturday, Fertig scored 18 points and dropped 16 boards in victory over San Jose.
The best of 50 football players at the University of Wyoming
The rules are simple: what was the impact of the player while in Larai? This means that the NFL statistics, the status of the draft or any other recognition earned outside the UW, is irrelevant when it comes to this list.
This is not a job with one person. This task calls for an expert group. Joining Cody Tucker of 7220 Robert Galiardi., Jared Newland., Ryan Torburn, and Kevin McKiniS
We all compiled our own list of 50 and leave the computer for the average values to do the job. Think of BCS – we just hope this catalog is more just.
Gallery Credit: 7220Sports.com
– The best 50 football players at the University of Wyoming