Regular visitors of Notinhalloffame.com know that we are slowly working on the top 50 of every major team in the NHL, NBA, NFL, and MLB. Once that is done, we will examine how each team honors its past players, coaches, and executives. As such, it is important to us that the University of Wyoming have announced the seven individuals who will comprise their Hall of Fame Class of 2025.

The ceremony will take place on September 5, 2025.

The Class of 2025 consists of:

Josh Allen: Football, 2015-17.  Allen led the Cowboys to two Bowl Games and the 2016 Mountain West Championship Game, and threw for 5,066 Yards and 57 Touchdowns while also rushing for 767 Yards and 12 TDs.  He was drafted 7th overall by the Buffalo Bills and won the 2024 MVP award.

Casey Bramlet: Football, 2000-03.  Bramlet is Wyoming’s all-time leading passer (9,684) and threw for 56 Touchdowns.  He later played professionally for Cincinnati, Washington and San Diego, and led Hamburg to a victory in World Bowl XV.

Hugh Lowham: Wrestling, 1961-64.  Lowham helped Wyoming win three Conference Championships (1961, 1962 & 1964) and individually captured three Conference Titles in three different weight classes.

Mike Mulvaney: Baseball, 1985-88.  An All-Conference player twice and Third Team All-American once, Mulvaney batted .396 and still holds the school record for Hits (261), Runs Batted In (194) and Runs Scored (193).

Lori Kline Waddell: Women’s Basketball, 1979, 1981-83.  A four-time letterwoman, Waddell scored 1,521 Points, amassed 947 Rebounds and still holds the school record for Blocks (947).

John Wendling: Football, 2003-06.  A former Safety, Wendling was a First Team All-Conference Selection as a Senior.  He later player professionally for Buffalo and Detroit.

We here at Notinhalloffame.com would like to congratulate the impending members of the University of Wyoming Hall of Fame.

Regular visitors of Notinhalloffame.com know that we are slowly working on the top 50 of every major team in the NHL, NBA, NFL and MLB.  Once that is done, we intend to look at how each team honor their past players, coaches and executives. Eventually, we are going to get to that of the Division I schools, and conferences.  As such, it is news to us that the University of Wyoming has announced seven new members to their Athletic Hall of Fame.

The seven new members are:

Jon Cogdill, Football and Men’s Wrestling 1986-90.  Codgill was an Offensive Lineman and Long Snapper who played in two bowl games.  As a wrestler, Codgill was a three-time WAC Champion and was the Outstanding WAC Wrestler of the Year in 1990.  He had a record of 82-29-4.

Dennis Dreher, Special Achievement.  Dreher has been a volunteer for 50 years, working as a statistician in football games, and has also been a public address announcer for Cowgirl basketball.

Brandon Ewing, Men’s Basketball 2006-09.  Ewing was the first player in All-Mountain West history to earn all-conference honors four years in a row.  He is second all-time at Wyoming in Points and Assists and third in Steals.  

Wiles Hallock, Administrator 1949-60.  Hallock became the Publicity Director in 1948 and became the school’s first Sports Information Director in 1954.

Kevon Mannon, Men’s Track & Field 1998-99.  Mannon is a seven-time All-American, competing in the weight throw, shot put, hammer throw and discus.  He was a two-time WAC Champion in the shot put, two-time champion in wight throw and one-time champion in the discus.

Mike Schenbeck, Football 1985-1988.  Schenbeck played at Linebacker who played in two bowl games.  He had 106 Tackles in his junior year and 83 in his senior campaign.

Tom Wilkinson, Football and Baseball 1964-66.  Wilkinson was Wyoming’s Quarterback for three years, and in 1965, he led the team to a #12 ranking, and had an overall record of 18-10-2.  He was also the Shortstop on their baseball team.  He would later be inducted to the CFL Hall of Fame after a long career winning six Grey Cups, all with Edmonton.

The class will be inducted on September 3, 2021.  The new members bring the amount of inductees to 173 individuals and 21 teams.  The Hall was initiated in 1993.

We would like to congratulate the newest members of the University of Iowa Athletic Hall of Fame.