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Hitting 40-50 percent from 15 feet is more productive than 3 out of 14 (21%) from 3 point range.

Cody had a very good season. Lander struggled because of a nagging injury. I talked to his cousin the other day, and Lander is feeling good.

34 in wrestling
11 in men’s golf
5 in men’s cross country
2 in men’s basketball (’45 & ’46)
1 baseball (runner-up 5x)
(55 total, 53 team NCAA titles – claim 2 non-NCAA titles in football and equestrian)
183 individual national titles

For Utah:
16 skiing (15 combined men/women)
10 gymnastics
3 claimed by basketball (’44) + NIT (’47) + AAU
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Wrong brother, brother.

Glad to hear there are a number of elite skiers on the team.

Lander was hurt all last year. Zero concern about him this year. Utah has the best linebacking room in the B12

Lander was meh last season. Hope he kicks it up bigly this season.

I just went to the Big 12 website and they don’t even list skiing in their sports. LOL. I did see that with this win, Utah has the most championships of any school other than Oklahoma State, which has almost two times that Utah does. Whoa!

Are there any ski team members who can compete on the world stage?

Speaking for the alpine side, yes. We routinely have skiers miss regular season events for World Cup races. That helps explain how we finished 3rd at the Denver University Invitational and yet we went on to win the natty.

Last year, Madison Hoffman entered 9 World Cup races. She…[Read more]

I thought Deivon Smith was pretty good last year.

Yes, some do. For example our best men’s nordic skier missed some of the season because he was in the FIS cross country world cup

Lol, Lincoln Riley was a walk-on who didn’t play a down for Leach (who also never played football) at tech and has coached 3 of the last 7 Heisman winners…

Congratulations! I don’t follow ski events of the Utes, but once in awhile I watch some of the Olympic events and some of the world ski events.

Are there any ski team members who can compete on the world stage?

Good for Luke! I thought he was great and showed a lot of grit in the few chances he had quarterbacking the Utes. He will have a chance starting as a Grad assistant to develope and I hope for him he has a good career in coaching.

The old adage ‘if you can’t do, coach’. His size probably limited him and buried on the depth chart led to fewer reps to get better. As a grad assistant, not like he’s a lead/position coach, but will be, well, assisting and learning. Could end up working up through college ranks over the years or go high school – but creating future options for…[Read more]

Little heats up from time to time (kept the game in Provo from becoming quite ugly). Would like to see him stay around. Gets consistent minutes and could become a valuable asset.

I hope Jensen will retain Wahlin Dawes Mike S. and Asur. They could form a good nucleus for next year. We need a point guard 2 guard and center.

Man, GM did everything asked of him and more on a crappy team with very little help. Madsen on a team with better talent would have been fun to watch. Ball handling and driving to the basket is not his game. When no other player can handle the ball, drive to the basket or make lay ups someone has to step in. Watched the BYU game and spots of other…[Read more]