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Mountain West Conference Football Media Day

JeremyJul 21, 2008

We all know football season is close when media day arrives.Ā  There is usually not much news, but just the same old coach speak about one game at a time blah, blah, blah.Ā  Each coach was interviewed by a local radio station and I will post them once it is available on their site.Ā  Also, to view all of the podium interviews by coaches, players and Commissioner Craig Thompson, go to the offical MWC media day web site.

Also, this season marks the 10th anniversary of the Mountain West Conference after they broke away from the 16 team Western Athletic Conference that was a miserable failure and then added TCU in 2005.

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The news that comes out is the preseason all-conference teams and the league order of finish.Ā  Looks like there is a tier system with the league split into thirds.Ā  I am not giving any clues about my order of finish, which I will start presenting starting in August.Ā  To me Colorado State and Air Force should be switched, Air Force only returns three offensive starters and will struggle.Ā 

As for the Rams, they will have one of the league's best running back duo in Kyle Bell and Gatrell Johnson III that should challenge the Utes and BYU for best two back program. Plus they have Kory Sperry who had a season ending knee injury -- he was a huge play making tight end and will help ease in the new quarterback at Fort Collins.

2008 Mountain West Conference
Preseason Football Poll
Rk.Team (first place votes)Points
1.BYU (29)299
2.Utah (5)274
3.TCU239
4.New Mexico197
5.Wyoming156
6.Air Force141
7.San Diego State92
8.Colorado State73
9.UNLV59

Below is the preseason all conference team listed below.

2008 Preseason All-Mountain West Football Team
PositionStudent-AthleteClassSchool
OFFENSE
WRAustin Collie**Jr.BYU
WRRyan WolfeJr.UNLV
OLNick Charles**Jr.Air Force
OLRay Feinga*Sr.BYU
OLDallas Reynolds*Sr.BYU
OLBlake Schlueter**Sr.TCU
OLRobert Conley**Sr.Utah
TEDennis Pitta*Jr.BYU
QBMax Hall*Jr.BYU
RBHarvey Unga**So.BYU
RBRodney Ferguson*Sr.New Mexico
DEFENSE
DLJan Jorgensen*Jr.BYU
DLPaul KrugerSo.Utah
DLJohn Fletcher**Jr.Wyoming
DL/LBRyan KempSr.Air Force
LBWard Dobbs**Sr.Wyoming
LBRussell AllenSr.San Diego State
LBJason Phillips**Sr.TCU
DBBrice McCain**Sr.Utah
DBDeAndre Wright*Sr.New Mexico
DBStephen Hodge**Sr.TCU
DBRobert JohnsonJr.Utah
SPECIALISTS
PLouie Sakoda*Sr.Utah
PKLouie Sakoda**Sr.Utah
Ret.Devin MooreSr.Wyoming
* member of the 2007 All-Mountain West Conference first-team.
** member of the 2007 All-Mountain West Conference second-team.
Offensive Player of the Year:
Max Hall, Jr., QB, BYU
Defensive Player of the Year:
Jason Phillips, Sr., LB, TCU
Special Teams Player of the Year:
Louie Sakoda, Sr., PK/P, Utah
Freshman of the Year:
Braylon Broughton, DE, TCU
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