
Wyoming’s Josh Allen Didn’t Forget About ‘Sheep Week’
* This story was originally published in November of 2019
LARAMIE -- The Denver media could only chuckle.

Former Wyoming Cowboy and current Buffalo Bills quarterback, Josh Allen, went on a 55-second rant Wednesday afternoon, sharing his thoughts on his college rivals, Colorado State.
You can see that right here:
Allen never lost to the Rams -- or "sheep" as he repeatedly called them -- in his two games against them.
In Fort Collins in 2016, the Cowboys overcame an early deficit to run away from Colorado State, 38-17. Wyoming defensive tackle, Chase Appleby, had an interception for a touchdown in that one. Allen threw for 165 yards and a touchdown. He rushed for 55 yards and another score in the Cowboys final trip to Hughes Stadium.
The second contest will always be remembered for a second-half snowstorm and a leaping catch by fullback Drew Van Maanen. Wyoming escaped with a 16-13 victory that November night in Laramie. Allen threw for 138 yards in the elements and rushed for 60 more.
The 111th Border War will kickoff Friday night at 7:30 p.m. MST.
Allen and the Bills take on the Denver Broncos Sunday at 11 a.m. MST.
(Editor's note: Wyoming knocked off CSU 17-7 on a frigid night on the high plains. The Bills also handled business in Orchard Park the following day, beating the Broncos, 20-3.)
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