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This is so christ-like of you. Way to go bro. (btw I am Christian)

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Utah didn’t “pull a fast one” on ybu-p, when we were offered an invitation from the Pac-10. Nobody woke up one morning in mid-June 2010, and said…

“Wait….WHAT? Utah’s leaving the MWC to join the Pac-10??? Really??? I did NOT see that coming!”

Everybody knew the Pac-10 was interested in Utah. And everybody knew that Utah was interested…[Read more]

To be honest I find it to be amusing: some 45-year old byu fan who probably makes a decent living posting 7th grade level comments such as “cry more!”. Over and over. Or the 7th grade junior high cafeteria comments here in this post.

For fun I just checked the comments of a YouTube video where Utah was the subject of discussion. Like clockwork…[Read more]

Meh. Only Two players I wanted back Dawes and Wahlin. The rest of them I could have cared less.

Bummed we didn’t get Whalin and stoked on Dawes.

cougarboard users are like you crazy bitter ex. They just can’t move on.

At least we can throw out “sports are a missionary tool!” garbage once and for all.

Why the need to post on our site. I hope it made you feel better. I’m not sure the tide has turned in FB. One good year and suddenly you’re the dominant team? You won last year against our third team QB who played the second half with a broken foot. $$ has bought you players that would never consider attending your school in the past. Kudos to you…[Read more]

The hell is this? Is this real? It’s so textbook zoob it could be a troll or real. Yikes. I really miss when we didn’t have to deal with these boneheads.

Because there has been a lot of complaining about the resources available to BYU now, and I think you need to remember that for 23 years the shoe was on the other foot.

Not sure why you posted this, or why you think the tide is turning in BYUs favor.

I wish him the best and will be very interested to see how it goes for him.

Yeah. This speaks as equally to the state of things with Utah football as it does the actual talent. You can be “wait and see” with the talent, which is a perfectly viable view but losing the number one designated WR (and another WR with Washington the same day) should throw up some concerns and red flags about Utah’s standing in the NIL era.

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Point is probably moot, but if you care to go watch him in the UCF game.

I don’t put all my stock in stats, good or bad. I put little to no stock in what Whitt says. I put a lot more on what I see.

This is a money move and P2 has the money. Don’t be surprised if he goes P2, which should be, to a degree, a validation of his talent and potential.

Nobody is attacking anyone. These players get paid, which makes them professionals, and in my book, open to scrutiny. This young man in particular has baggage that he himself created and for right or wrong, is on display for the world to see. We, as a fan base, are certainly within bounds to discuss those issues, just as the producers of the…[Read more]

Agree he’s a loss if it’s your 3rd or maybe 2nd talented player in the WR rotation. I have a hard time endorsing ZW as a top level play maker loss based on a breakout game against UCF and 15 days of Spring football. I was somewhat surprised ZW, per KW, emerged as the #1 WR considering WR was a top portal priority.

For all those who are (rightly) fed up with NIL, the portal, and all the outside money ruining college sports, can I make a suggestion?

Start following one or more of the Olympic sports.

1. No NIL money, just scholarships. The way it used to be in football/basketball.
2. There’s a portal, but it’s being used for the right reasons. Not just to…[Read more]