Friday Nite Pep Rally set

Rah, rah, rah ... sis, boom, bah!

I actually don' know what that means. My guess is something to do with cheerleading. So, with that said, The Mtn.’s Friday Nite Pep Rally will be televised live from War Memorial Stadium on Friday.

The show is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. and run until 8 p.m.

The event, which is free to the public, will be in the southwest corner of War Memorial Stadium. In case of inclement weather, the event will move to War Memorial Fieldhouse.

Qdoba Mexican Grill will be serving free food to the first 400 Wyoming fans in attendance, beginning at 7 p.m, and the The Mtn. will be giving away promotional items throughout the telecast.

Wyoming head coach football Joe Glenn and Wyoming seniors Ward Dobbs, Devin Moore and Quincy Rogers will be taking part in the pep rally. The Homecoming Sing winners will also participate in the program.

The show will be hosted by The Mtn.’s Rich Cellini, Jon Berger and Andrea Lloyd, who will also be the announcers for Saturday’s 81st meeting between the Cowboys and Utah Utes.

A year ago, Wyoming’s Pep Rally was among the best attended in the Mountain West Conference. The Mtn.’s “Friday Nite Pep Rally” travels around the Mountain West Conference during the college football season making a stop at each MWC institution. The show features players, coaches and other notable personalities from the host school in a live half hour telecast, sharing stories and insight on the host school’s program, while previewing the upcoming game. Fans, students, band members and cheerleaders also participate in the evening’s events.

Rah, rah, rass, kick 'em in the .... I better stop before I get into trouble.

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