Missouri OC Dave Christensen to become Wyoming's head coach

by HenryJames on Nov 30, 2008 5:26 PM CST in Texas Longhorns and Other Football

Christensen flew to Wyoming with his wife Saturday night after Missouri lost to Kansas in Kansas City. He arrived in Laramie via a University of Wyoming private plane. He spent the night in Laramie and met with school officials. He returned to Columbia on Sunday to attend a Missouri senior banquet but is expected back for the press conference.

And at some point I suppose he'll pull a game plan out of his ass for Oklahoma.

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MU just switched places with NU next year in the North. Wyoming had also been looking at Ted Gilmore, the Nebraska receivers coach.

by Parlin Hall on Nov 30, 2008 5:33 PM CST reply actions

Henry – why wait to the last line to give us the punch line

by Nate Huepel Jr. on Nov 30, 2008 5:41 PM CST reply actions

He still has to face Muschamp next year.

by Bobby Jack Akina on Nov 30, 2008 5:45 PM CST reply actions

I would like to point out that ESPN is, as usual, acting like bitches.

by Hook Em Badgers on Nov 30, 2008 5:54 PM CST reply actions

Greg Davis gets passed over, again.

by DBH on Nov 30, 2008 6:17 PM CST reply actions

It occured to me at the A&M game that Davis has made like $4 million to do what he’s done here. That’s depressing.

by ChrisApplewhite on Nov 30, 2008 8:40 PM CST reply actions

Wyoming fans believe there is no way in hell Texas will show up in Laramie. They are expecting Texas to pay to move the game to Austin.

Lets see 36,000 tickets in Laramie, vs 98,000 in Austin for twice the price . . .

by Roach on Dec 1, 2008 12:32 AM CST reply actions

“Wyoming fans believe there is no way in hell Texas will show up in Laramie. They are expecting Texas to pay to move the game to Austin.”

I heard Wyoming was thinking about moving the game to Denver to sell more tickets.

But it doesn’t make sense to me for Texas to agree to a 2-for-1 and then try to buy the third one… unless that was the only way to get them to agree in the first place.

by Bob in Houston on Dec 1, 2008 7:01 AM CST reply actions