In Episode 16 of The Couch Experts Podcast, Jahmari Moore and Zane Allee return to break down a busy stretch in the sports world, with a heavy focus on Wyoming athletics and major national storylines.

The guys dive into Wyoming men’s basketball, including the Cowboys’ first conference loss, three-point struggles, and why this roster still has real postseason potential in a competitive Mountain West. They also discuss coaching philosophy, roster depth, and how the transfer portal continues to reshape college basketball year after year.

On the football side, Wyoming hires Christian Taylor as its new offensive coordinator. The crew analyzes his NFL background with the Buffalo Bills, his success at the FCS level, and what this hire means for recruiting, quarterback development, and the future of the Cowboys’ offense. Transfer portal movement, roster turnover, and the realities of rebuilding depth are also covered.

Beyond Wyoming, Episode 16 explores:

• The ongoing Mountain West vs. Pac-12 conference realignment battle
• Why TV deals and lawsuits are reshaping college sports
• NFL playoff races, breakout performances, and officiating controversy
• Puka Nacua, referees, and the impact of viral moments on players
• Fantasy football updates and a Couch Question of the Week debate: College football or the NFL — which is more entertaining right now?

Packed with analysis, opinion, and honest conversation, Episode 16 delivers everything sports fans need as the season heats up.

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In Episode 15 of The Couch Experts Podcast, we wrap up the Wyoming football season with a full breakdown of the Cowboys’ 27–7 loss at Hawaii. We evaluate freshman QB Mason Drube’s first start, highlight Jones Thomas’ pick-six, discuss Andrew Johnson’s final game, and look at why the offense finished dead last in Mountain West scoring at just 16.0 PPG.

We also cover the big offseason storylines already unfolding: several key players entering the transfer portal (including Chris Durr Jr. and Terron Kellman), Wyoming’s search for a new offensive coordinator, and what positions need the most attention heading into 2025.

Beyond football, we discuss: • USA’s World Cup group draw • Netflix acquiring Warner Bros for $86B • National Finals Rodeo in Vegas • Fantasy football playoff talk • Updates from Wyoming basketball, volleyball, wrestling, and more

Couch Question of the Week: What holiday traditions do you have?

We also share what future episodes will look like as we shift into weekly offseason coverage.

Wyoming played in front of a sold-out crowd for Senior Day and Josh Allen’s jersey retirement, but the Cowboys came up short against Nevada. We recap the game, react to Jay Sawvel’s postgame comments, and discuss why the offense still can’t find answers late in the season.

We’re also joined by special guest Kade McMillan, who breaks down Cowgirl Volleyball’s senior night comeback victory and previews their potential Mountain West Tournament run in Las Vegas.

Also in this episode: • Wyoming Swimming breaks nine school records • Wrestling opens Big XII competition with a win over Cal Baptist • Cowboy Basketball drops its first game after shooting struggles

Plus national headlines: Chris Paul’s potential retirement and Brandon Aiyuk’s contract situation.

Finally, we end with our Couch Question of the Week: What is the best Thanksgiving side dish — and what is the worst?

New episodes every Wednesday morning. Thanks for listening — and as always, Go Pokes.