NCAA Basketball: 5 best players from state of Wyoming of last decade

The NCAA Basketball Tournament is really exciting for those people who are affiliated with successful programs. You can bet that Kansas fans, players, coaches, and other supporters are still over the moon after last year’s NCAA Tournament championship. We’re also pretty sure that superfans at Saint Peter’s are still processing last year’s amazing run to the Elite Eight. However, the thrills of March Madness are extremely enjoyable, entertaining, and awe-inspiring to everyone in the country, no matter where you may be from.

Not only is this an exciting event for anyone, but you never know just who can become a talented or standout player in the world of college basketball. Those stories have been our focus these last two months and today we’ll be concluding our look at the best college basketball players of the last decade from each state. We’ve researched and studied and presented our top lists for every single state in the nation and today’s look at Wyoming will be our last.

Wyoming is one of the larger states geographically in the nation but ranks dead last in total population. There’s a lot of empty land in the state and not a lot of people. The state isn’t exactly a basketball hotbed, but as still produced a few talented and successful players in recent years. Due to the lack of people and prospects produced, we’ll only be looking at five players instead of the usual ten with today’s list.

As a final reminder, this is an article that looks at the best players with hometowns in the state of Wyoming who excelled at the college level. A few of these players featured prominently at non-D1 colleges, but we’re obviously only considering their achievements and success at D1 schools. It may seem a bit disappointing to end this series with a less impressive state like Wyoming, but these five players deserve their moment. Let’s finish this series by looking at these players.