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2003 Mountain West Conference football season

Field	Value
title	2003 Mountain West Conference football season
color	#
color text	#
league	NCAA Division I-A
sport	football
logo_size	150px
no_of_teams	8
draft	2004 NFL Draft
draft_link	2004 NFL Draft
top_pick	Jeff Shoate (San Diego State)
picked_by	Denver Broncos, 152nd overall
season	Regular season
season_champs	Utah
second_place	New Mexico
top_scorer	DonTrell Moore (126 points)
seasonslistnames	Football
prevseason_year	2002
nextseason_year	2004

The 2003 Mountain West Conference football season was the fifth since eight former members of the Western Athletic Conference banded together to form the Mountain West Conference. The Utah Utes won the conference championship in 2003, the Utes' second overall and first outright title since the league began in 1999.

Coaching changes

Joe Glenn took over at Wyoming, replacing Vic Koenning.
Urban Meyer took over at Utah.

Bowl games

Bowl	Date	Stadium	City	Result
Las Vegas Bowl	December 24, 2003	Sam Boyd Stadium	Las Vegas	Oregon State 55, New Mexico 14
Liberty Bowl	December 31, 2003	Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium	Memphis, Tennessee	Utah 17, Southern Miss 0
San Francisco Bowl	December 31, 2003	SBC Park	San Francisco	Boston College 35, Colorado State 21

Awards

Coach of the Year: Urban Meyer, Utah
Offensive Player of the Year: QB Bradlee Van Pelt, Sr, Colorado State
Defensive Player of the Year: LB Kirk Morrison, Sr, San Diego State
Freshman of the Year: RB Lynell Hamilton, San Diego State

All Conference Teams

First-team:

Offense
Quarterback
Running back
Wide receiver
Tight end
Offensive Line
Kicker
Kick returner

Defense
Defensive line
Linebacker
Defensive back
Punter

Second-team:

Offense
Quarterback
Running back
Wide receiver
Tight end
Offensive Line
Kicker
Kick returner

Defense
Defensive line
Linebacker
Defensive back
Punter

References

(December 12, 2002). "Wyoming hires Glenn as football coach". [[Missoulian]].
Hamilton, Linda. (December 11, 2002). "Bowling Green’s Meyer new U. football coach". [[Deseret News]].
"Football All-Mountain West Teams and Superlative Awards". Mountain West Conference.

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