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[The Miami Ute]

Miami has the dirtiest program in college football history? Another clueless take. I guess you weren’t around when SMU got the death penalty from the NCAA. Am I right? And funnily enough, Miami never even came close to that or had to vacate anything due alleged infractions. I knew Shapiro was next in your playbook. And I’m ready for it. It’s just so happens that Shapiro has absolutely nothing to do with the university. He never went there and isn’t even from Miami. He was just a lowlife sleazeball that has delusions of grandeur by being associated with the team. And guess what, during the time he was associated with the Hurricanes, the team went from world class to an also ran.

Tony Russell? That also has nothing to do with the school. Russell, who acted alone, helped players on scholarship defraud the government by filing fraudulent Pell Grant applications. He did this because he had a then $200 a day cocaine habit. The guy was a straight up crook and did time in the Big House for his actions.

So, you see, it’s easy to point fingers at the school but hard to justify when you know the details. Now, let’s stick to Utah football from here on in.

[thirtyfour-thirtyone]

Wild conspiracy theory: Cam’s gonna play, and Whit has instructed everyone associated with the team to hint that Isaac Wilson will be starting this week.

It’s nice that we have a semi-competent offense with Cam out this year, at least.

[Utah#1]

I think he had to show up at the BYU game letting every one know in the fanbase that he was merely supporting his little brother Isaac and is not a traitor. Trust me, that’s how both fanbases think! Guilty by associate if your seen associating with the enemy. LOL!

[RedRocks]

There is some truth in that Cam has not started in a very long time. He is also likely still trying to overcome some of the mental (and physical) challenges associated with the recovery to some degree.

Hopefully he is able to shake off that rust early.

[UtMtBiker]

The rules are there to be broken. Look up the last 20 champions and associated violations. If you don’t cheat you don’t win. It’s all about who hides it best.

[Uteanooga]

Awesome post!

There are so many great memories. Utah took advantage of the opportunity and went from being an outsider to an insider during the P12 days. It was an amazing transition. I am proud of the program not pulling a Colorado.

Being associated with the P12 universities was really fantastic and every game had the feel of being a huge deal.

Playing USC, in particular, was fantastic. Beating them, wrecking some of their best seasons, roughing up their vaunted QBs- so delicious.

Ah well. RIP P12. Progress is not always what we want it to be. Hopefully the B12 will be just as great in different ways. I have the suspicion that we will have a lot of tough games. Getting into the playoffs would be awesome and the pathway to admission is there for the taking.

[Utah]

Anyone associated with Utah could go to a BYU fan and say “my favorite BYU uniform was *insert shade of blue*. Those were clean.”

And BYU fan would take offense. They are the softest group of people I’ve ever seen.

[NarfUte]

Looks like he was mishandling reports of sexual assault last year:

Utah State University officials informed Head Football Coach Blake Anderson on Tuesday of their intent to terminate his employment agreement for actions taken in spring 2023. These actions violated both his employment agreement and university policy. Under his employment agreement Coach Anderson will have 14 days to respond.

This decision comes after a thorough external review of alleged noncompliance with university policies that implement Title IX, which require full and timely reporting of disclosures of sexual misconduct — including domestic violence — and prohibit employees from investigating disclosures of sexual misconduct themselves.

Associate Vice President & Deputy Athletic Director of External Affairs Jerry Bovee (Interim Athletic Director, 2023) and Utah State Football Director of Player Development & Community Austin Albrecht have also been dismissed for violations of university policies related to the reporting of sexual and domestic violence and failures of professional responsibilities.

https://www.usu.edu/today/story/usu-makes-significant-changes-in-football-program/

[MDUte]

Based on this, my guess is when FSU and Clemson leave the ACC there’s going to be an opportunity for the ACC to try and survive and become the 3rd best power conference over the B12…like what the PAC should’ve done when they had the chance but failed. Either the best remaining ACC schools secure a place in the B12 or the ACC bands together and forms a best of the rest league. If the latter occurs, would Utah rather be associated with the B12 schools or potentially in a new ACC that includes North Carolina, Miami, Stanford, Cal, Virginia, Va Tech, Georgia Tech, NC St, Pitt, Louisville, Utah, and maybe ASU, WSU and OSU???

Edit: forgot about ND who still prefers to maintain independence. A newly reorganized ACC would likely also include a scheduling agreement with ND.

[Yergensen]

@Pedro, is there inside info or experience that is the reason for your lack of faith in U leadership?

From the outside looking in we know Randall acknowledged being associated with the $50m/team PAC12 ESPN ask and there were claims Harlan didn’t do great in selling USF to the Big 12. I’m curious what your reasons are.