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The writing is on the wall that the CFP doesn’t view the Big 12 or ACC any different than the MWC or AAC.

If this is the case, I’d almost rather be in the new pac 12 than in a conference with Houston and Cincinnati.

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Great stuff. Love this site, Tony. Thank you!

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Yeah, I’ve expected to lose the last few weeks. Still lost.

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I’ve never understood why Ute fans hate Boise State. If anything we should be BCS buster bros. One in solidarity.

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That’s an easy answer, more practice time and development time. Whit has mentioned this on numerous occasions over the years.

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Certainly not, but a heckuva lot better shot than alternative options.

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Disagree. You don’t throw out the baby with the bath water over one bad season.

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It was around that time when it started, I moved from Hawaii in late 2013 and my username is AlohaUte, so I know I created this account in that time frame. Regardless, this isn’t the only place Ute fans congregate, whether then or now. And a lot of the fans here used to be on UF.N and Twitter.

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I’m perfectly ok if Whit retires. That’s his choice and right. But he shouldn’t be fired and I personally think that those calling for him to be out are crazy.

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Go look at how many teams made the change because it wasn’t quite the success they wanted but it was still good. I give you Nebraska as exhibit A and Colorado as Exhibit B. Both had coaches a couple decades ago who were solid, not great (following great coaches at those schools) and both canned their coaches only to hire failures and drove them into the pits. I think Michigan State falls into this category, Auburn certainly does, and so does Florida.

You don’t fire a proven commodity and a great coach because of one down season and mismanaged QB situation. That is reactionary and bad leadership and the surest way for us to become Maryland and be largely irrelevant for the forseeable future. And even though we are in a bit of a more positive situation with Scalley, there’s no guarantee he’ll carry on the Whittingham success.

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