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When asked about Calhoun and Tanuvasa, Kyle responded that NIL was “the overriding factor”.

We all know that, but BYU fans would deny that NIL had anything to do with Tanuvasa going to BYU.

Bartle:
https://x.com/BartleKSLsports/status/1879227915491266726

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He knows how to get clicks and views. It’s not that hard.

Just have to drop a pile of dog $*%! about Utah and all the flies (BYU fans) will show up.

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Here’s more about him.

247 Link

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Signed.

https://x.com/Utah_Football/status/1875261272746553799?s=19

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Here’s one.

https://x.com/BartleKSLsports/status/1875275029778469126?s=19

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I have had two similar experiences. Both times I left a company strictly for an increase in pay. Both times I didn’t care if the working conditions and responsibilities would make me happier. Both times I was miserable and regretted the decision.

On another occasion, I left a company that included a nice salary increase, but that wasn’t the primary reason for switching companies. The type of work I was going to do and the skills I would use would be a net gain. It ended up being one of the best career decisions I ever made, and I was very happy there.

The moral to my story is that yes, gaining an increase in pay can certainly be an important factor in making major career moves, but they better come with an increase in happiness in other things, and those other things need to be the priority.

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How about a blast from the past from my childhood. LOL!

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247 suggests some ways he might be used.

The expectation is for Utah to use Johnson in whatever capacity he is needed most, whether that be as a quarterback or as a gadget player on the offense. If Johnson does play quarterback, he will be more than capable of doing so with the glimpses he showed while at Utah and Vandy. He could also be utilized as a pass catcher or maybe even in a wildcat situation. But one thing is certain, new Utah offensive coordinator Jason Beck will do whatever he can to get an athlete of his ability on the field. Johnson himself even said he is open to playing either QB or other positions on the offensive side of the ball.

247 link

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Was he a coach before? I thought he was a GA.

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Very good point krindor.

At first I was angry at him but now I just feel sorry for him.

He’ll miss out on bring a legacy guy. Ute fans and players loved him. Now he’s throwing that away. Sure he can be loved by BYU fans but now he has to learn a new system and take the time to be effective there. He was a defensive leader at Utah and now he has an uphill battle of accomplishing the same thing at BYU. It’s a risk for him for sure.

Even if he is very successful at BYU, he’ll always – forever and ever – be hated by half the Utah population and will always feel like he’ll have to defend his decision to leave Utah and go to a rival.

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