Wyoming’s old-school downhill back with a comeback story
Alex Renshaw has been a physical, inside-running back for Wyoming, and the clearest differentiator in the available team coverage is toughness: he carried 65 yards and a touchdown in the 2016 season, then battled back after a fractured ankle and leg that limited him in spring work before returning healthy. That kind of injury resilience and short-yardage grit makes him the sort of player coaches trust when the game gets dirty. For a team that values contact balance, effort, and dependable between-the-tackles production, he fits the mold nicely.
