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Correction: Yormark joined the Big 12 after the expansion of BYU, Cincinnati, Houston and UCF saved the league. He had no hand in keeping the conference together as that was set.

The only thing he did was reup their media rights without taking it to market, which did hurt the Pac-12 as they expected the Big 12 would play the market and up the…[Read more]

You mean Southern Utah wasn’t the most opportune time to take advantage of the Dijon Stanley wheel route?

Figured it out. You have to log in using your new PW for Paciolan

Health hasn’t been on Utah’s side for a while to sacrifice players on Special teams.

Good for him.

But KSL ranked Snowden as the 43rd best player in their “60 of I don’t know nothing about anything ranking”?

Media is such a joke all over the world.

No doubt them sucking was part of it. But I think the whole picture just kind of blew chunks. I mean if we were playing SC during a down year, the crowd would have still been in it.

Anyone having issues with the 360 app? My keeps saying ‘error has occurred’ when I try to log in.

The misinformation campaign was real. All throughout the Pac-12’s media negotiations, Yormark would make claims that Pac-12 schools were interested in leaving, and negotiating privately. Those comments were what led to Utah’s “Gimme a break” remark, and why Arizona St also publicly rebuked Yormark’s unsubstantiated claims about them as…[Read more]

The Pac-12 implosion was entirely self-inflicted, with a lot of help from the Big 10. All Yormark did was keep his schools together after OU/Texas announced they were leaving.

Giving Yormark credit for the demise of the Pac-12 is a fantasy created by his own publicist.

If ybu-p were not on the Big XII, I would have STILL preferred the old Pac-12 to the current Big XII. I still resent the misinformation campaign Yormark utilized to destabilize our former league.

Adding the zoobs only just made things worse.

It’s worth remembering that Urban, who is hands down the best strategic coach that has ever coached the program, made most of his starters play special teams. Your best players are your best players. You could make the argument that a program like Utah doesn’t have the depth to lose anybody, so it’s advisable to play our best players spari…[Read more]

An article published on utahutes.com and not sent via snail mail, e-mail, or carrier pigeon to season ticket holders is as good as useless…

I voted 6-6 as I expect to see some uneven play with so many new on both sides of the ball and hope to be pleasantly surprised if they do better.

Mine have yet to show up.

This does not have to be gimmicky. Someone will be receiving punts- if Snowden can make a difference in this role, great.

If Lander lines up at TE and makes some plays doing tight end things, great.

I agree that I don’t want to see our offense look like a predictable gimmick but it does not have to be that way at all.

Try being positive my friend.

Have tickets been released to purchasers yet?

If they are going to contribute more than 1 or 2 big plays this season, they will need to do what Vaki and Weddle did, which is contribute in more ways than 1. With Vaki there were a few different runs he could pull off, and he was a home run threat in the passing game as well. He was a legitimate running back. With Weddle, he could throw, run,…[Read more]

Returning kicks is not the same thing as playing on offense. Obviously, whoever is returning kicks, everyone knows who is going to return the kick unless there are onside kicks or other shenanigans ensue.

Whatever helps us win I’m in favor of.

Vaki was awesome playing 2 ways a couple of years ago. As was Eric Weddle.

Back in the 80s I wonder if we should have used one of my favorite Utes, Errol Tucker, occasionally on offense. He was so electric with the ball in his hands.