After a tough start to the season, Wyoming quarterback Kaden Anderson will be starting in the upcoming game against New Mexico. Head Coach Jay Sawvel confirmed this decision during a press conference on Monday. The team’s recent loss to Utah State was attributed to a lack of touchdowns and missed opportunities to score.
Anderson, a redshirt freshman from Southlake, Texas, has only played in six games this season, mostly in the fourth quarter. Junior Evan Svoboda, who started the last seven games, struggled during the last game and was replaced by Anderson in the second half.
Sawvel’s decision to switch quarterbacks has caused speculation about his future with the team, with some questioning if he will survive his first season with Wyoming. Despite this, the players still support their coach as they prepare to face New Mexico as underdogs.
Wyoming will be facing a revamped New Mexico team in the upcoming game, hoping to turn their season around. With a kickoff scheduled for 2 p.m., the Cowboys will be looking for a much-needed win to boost their morale and show their resilience on the field.
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