Search ESPN.com
Rodeo and Bull Riding

Rodeo and Bull Riding

Rodeo and Bull Riding | Results | Standings

Includes the latest news, commentary, highlights, standings and more on professional rodeo sports.

63 Results for rodeo
1 of 5

Yeoman's Effort

Mike Spence, PSN Editor

Working with the U.S. Army during the week (albeit 12-hour days with the war in Iraq) and rodeoing when he can, 44-year-old Luis Escudero has earned his fifth straight DNCFR qualification.

Story | Conversation | March 15, 2005

Exchange Rate

Mike Spence, PSN Editor

Thanks to an aggregate title at La Fiesta de los Vaqueros (and the $6,994 that came with it), Canadian steer wrestler Dallas Frank, who didn't purchase his PRCA card until 2003, is finally collecting some cash with presidents instead of queens.

Story | Conversation | March 04, 2005

Pipe Dreams

Mike Spence, PSN Editor

Alan Bandy would love to rodeo full time, but the winnings just haven't been there for the 27-year-old saddle bronc rider. So inevitably each year, it's back to the Canadian pipeline to make ends meet.

Story | Conversation | February 24, 2005

Dogged Determination

Mike Spence, PSN Editor

Despite winning three Linderman Awards, Kyle Whitaker is pondering changing his game plan this year. While bronc riding still garners interest, he's going with his hot hand in steer wrestling for now and will concentrate on a fourth award later.

Story | Conversation | February 11, 2005

Jarring Halt

Mike Spence, PSN Editor

After cashing his biggest check ($16,032) since last July, Jesse Bail was feeling pretty good about his 2005 season as he left Denver for Guthrie, Okla. But that was before he had his leg snapped during the second round of the first Xtreme Bulls stop.

Story | Conversation | February 02, 2005

Go West

Mike Spence, PSN Editor

Terry Don West may have covered his first bull this season with "muscle memory" after sitting out the entire 2004 campaign, but it worked. And as he eases himself back into shape, the 39-year-old West believes he has a shot at a third world title.

Story | Conversation | January 19, 2005

Fill 'Er Up

Mike Spence, PSN Editor

Two world champions (Terry Don West and Dustin Elliott) may have headlined the Tuff Hedeman Louisiana Shoot-Out, but it was 18-year-old Austin Meier who made the biggest splash.

Story | Conversation | January 13, 2005

Tragedy Hits Home

Mike Spence, PSN Editor

Friends of Fred Boettcher were among the eight killed and wounded by an alleged trespasser in Wisconsin's north woods. He plans on paying tribute via orange chaps he'll wear during the Wrangler NFR and then auction off to raise money.

Story | Conversation | November 30, 2004

Son Shines

Mike Spence, PSN Editor

There are advantages to being eight-time world champion Roy Cooper's son. And then there are drawbacks like always being referred to as "somebody's son." As he prepares for his first Wrangler NFR as a contestant, Clint Cooper is ready to be himself.

Story | Conversation | November 29, 2004

Juggernaut

Mike Spence, PSN Editor

Guy Allen is the best steer roper ever. But that doesn't mean that someone like Trevor Brazile or Scott Snedecor can't get the best of him this week as the National Finals Steer Roping kicks off and Allen looks for an 18th title.

Story | Conversation | November 17, 2004

Mind Altering

Mike Spence, PSN Editor

After finishing $200 shy of qualifying for the Linderman Award in 2003, Mike Outhier changed his strategy. He also placed a greater emphasis on his weakest event (tie-down roping).

Story | Conversation | October 28, 2004

Truckin'

Mike Spence, PSN Editor

While Andy Martinez apparently has conceded the battle for the Dodge Rodeo Series title (and the truck that is included in the spoils), Cody DeMers isn't taking anything for granted, despite holding a lead of 454 points to 353.

Story | Conversation | October 22, 2004

Frustrating Finish

Mike Spence, PSN Editor

Glen O'Neill's broken leg, suffered at the Pace Challenge, will keep the world's top-ranked saddle bronc rider out of action for four to five months including the Wrangler NFR.

Story | Conversation | October 08, 2004

In The Bag

Mike Spence, PSN Editor

With a strong performance at the Oklahoma State Fair Rodeo, reigning Wrangler NFR aggregate champion Mike Johnson has probably cemented his record-equaling 19th invite to the big stage in Las Vegas, Nev.

Story | Conversation | October 01, 2004

Return Of The Kings?

Mike Spence, PSN Editor

Early this year team ropers David Key and Clay O'Brien Cooper looked like the favorites for a world title. Then a stretch of bad luck appeared to prove they weren't invincible. Or are they?

Story | Conversation | September 16, 2004
1 of 5