Bohl News

[ndsubison1]

http://trib.com/sports/college/wyomi...08e3e6506.html

They asked Bohl if Brian Hill reminded him of anybody he coached at NDSU. Bohl responded he's better than anyone he coached. Just thought it was funny they would ask that.

[TAILG8R]

"I know exactly what led up to it but I'm not going to comment on it. I'm not going to throw a player under the bus" Uh, when being asked about a specific player's mistake and you say you know why he did it but aren't going to throw him under the bus isn't that pretty much the same as throwing him under the bus? Simply say "I'm not going to comment on that" and move on.

[Bison 4 Life]

http://trib.com/sports/college/wyomi...08e3e6506.html

They asked Bohl if Brian Hill reminded him of anybody he coached at NDSU. Bohl responded he's better than anyone he coached. Just thought it was funny they would ask that.

It may be true but you can just tell from that response that he doesn't give a single crap about NDSU anymore.

[BisManBison]

It may be true but you can just tell from that response that he doesn't give a single crap about NDSU anymore.

I wouldn't say that. That question was in really poor taste. I don't know that the reporter intended to, but that was kin to kicking a man unnecessarily when he is down, and Bohl certainly could have interpreted it that way. I would have been annoyed by that question under the circumstances as well.

[StL Bison Fan]

It may be true but you can just tell from that response that he doesn't give a single crap about NDSU anymore.

Sure he does. He's probally sitting in Applebees right now with a blooming onion and an order of chicken crispers, going 'why oh why did I leave'

[bisonp]

Sure he does. He's probally sitting in Applebees right now with a blooming onion and an order of chicken crispers, going 'why oh why did I leave'

Or not...

[unbison]

I think bohl cares about ndsu as much as anyone that has changed jobs cares about their previous employer

[THEsocalledfan]

I think bohl cares about ndsu as much as anyone that has changed jobs cares about their previous employer

I care about my previous employers, so I am not following the point.

[bruinbison]

Wyoming recruiting news - busy in Oklahoma

On Sunday morning, K.J. Wells, a 6-foot-4, 185-pound athlete from Idabel, Oklahoma, verbally committed to the Cowboys, the Star-Tribune first reported.

In a 15-hour span, UW picked up its first win of the season and locked down the 10th commitment of its 2016 recruiting class, with four coming from Oklahoma.

Wells, who visited Laramie this weekend, ranks eighth on The Oklahomans's latest Super 30 list of the state's top 2016 recruits, which was updated Aug. 31.

Wyoming's three other recruits from the Sooner State are also on the list: Hollis offensive lineman Jace Webb (No. 17), Mustang quarterback Chandler Garrett (No. 21) and Ada linebacker Shiloh Windsor (No. 30).

http://m.trib.com/sports/college/wyo...903636327.html

[56BISON73]

I wouldn't say that. That question was in really poor taste. I don't know that the reporter intended to, but that was kin to kicking a man unnecessarily when he is down, and Bohl certainly could have interpreted it that way. I would have been annoyed by that question under the circumstances as well.

I think the question was inappropriate no matter the time and circumstance. Idiotic comes to mind.