Wyoming Football Takes Creativity to a New Level

The Wyoming Cowboys do not get much attention for the product that they put on the field very much--unless it is about a marquee team giving them a spanking. So while it may take a little too long to turn the team into something more noteworthy the school decided it can make its field news.

The 7220 feet signifies the height about sea level of the field which does make the Home of the Cowboys the highest field in NCAA Division I football.

So while that tidbit is cool the rest of this thing is a joke.

I get it. You are trying to create buzz, but much like the fields with different colored turf (yes, I'm talking to you Boise State) this is just plain silly.

The NCAA recently came down with a ruling to clear up some of the extraneous crap on football fields. I imagine that next up will be some restrictions involving end zones as well. Either that or we'll soon have bright yellow end zones at Michigan, orange ones at Oregon State, and a picture of Bevo at Texas.

I'm sure Oregon already has plans in motion for endzones featuring their Duck and ultra-hot cheerleading squad.