The Wyoming football team fell 24-14 at the hands of San Jose State on Saturday. Following the game, members of Wyoming returned to the locker room to find out that they had personal items stolen, according to NBC Bay Area.

LARAMIE — The University of Wyoming football team’s trip home from California was a frustrating one. The Cowboys fell to 1-6 overall and 1-2 in the Mountain West following their 24-14 loss to San Jose State, but matters were made worse when the team returned to the locker room following the game.

Matchup to watch: Wyoming defensive end Sabastian Harsh vs. SJSU left tackle Malik Williams. Harsh had four tackles for loss last week against San Diego State, one was a sack.

Despite forcing three first half turnovers and blocking a field goal, the Wyoming Cowboys could not overcome the San Jose State Spartans in a 24-14 loss on Saturday afternoon at

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Frustration continues to be the operative feeling around the Wyoming football program. Given every opportunity to not only stay in the game, but score an upset win on the road Saturday, the Cowboys failed to take advantage. Instead, the Pokes suffered a 24-14 loss to San Jose State at Spartans Stadium.

With defensive end Quincy Likio out for the season, transfer John Ward made some big plays against Colorado State. He finished with seven tackles, three for loss, and one forced fumble that defensive back D.J. Harvey returned 85 yards for a touchdown.

TV channel and live stream links for the Oct. 19 San Jose State Spartans vs. Wyoming Cowboys Week 8 college football matchup.

Andrew Hartley is in his first season covering San Jose State football for the Mercury News. He weighs in on what University of Wyoming fans can expect during this weekend’s

SCORING SUMMARY 1st Quarter (7-0 SJSU Advantage) 13:45 - 39-yard run by RB Floyd Chalk IV (Kyler Halvorsen PAT) Wyoming 0 - San Jose State 7. 2nd Quarter (7-0 SJSU Ad