LARAMIE — Interviews with athletes and coaches can sometimes include a lot of sports jargon, and usually those phrases are either self-explanatory or common knowledge for anyone with at least casual sports knowledge. One phrase that you might not be as familiar with, though, is “double-repping.” It’s a phrase that comes up a lot if you read enough stories where Wyoming head football coach Craig Bohl is quoted, but it’s not a phrase thrown around by every coach.
Double-repping, more or less, means running practice reps on both ends of the field at the same time. In theory, a team can get twice as much done in their allotted practice time.