The toughest (worst) job in the Pac-12

[Wilson’s Mustache]

Edit: I can’t get the video to embed.I would appreciate any help.

• This topic was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by Wilson's Mustache.

[Anonymous]

I can agree with assessment pretty much. Utah is getting better quality high school ball but many of the top athletes choose to leave.

[Wilson’s Mustache]

Its terms of worst jobs I’d still say OSU or WSU are worse than Utah. I’m biased though.

[Anonymous]

Yeah I guess I only heard them say 2nd worst in the PAC12 South.  I assumed those teams were already ranked lower.

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I wouldn’t want to live in Arizona either if you paid me. Ain’t nobody got time for that heat. I can barely stand Utah in July and August if not for the mountains.

[Wilson’s Mustache]

I wish I could spend summers in Utah. I live in the midwest and the humidity is god awful. I’d trade it for 110 degree days in Arizona in a heartbeat.

Heat you can get in the pool, shade, or just back in the house. You can’t escape the humidity.

[Puget Ute]

110 in Vegas is more comfortable than 95 degrees with 100% humidity any day, especially since the humid days are often windless.

Now when you combine the heat and humidity is can be unbearable. Inland in LA can see 115*+ with 100% humidity. That is just cruel!

[rbmw263]

How many cold weather schools have won a title in the last 20 years? Oh, and we play in the same division as the trendy Arizona schools and the LA schools. It makes sense.

[Tony (admin)]

I embedded the video for you. That requires a little higher user level.

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