GameForAnyFuss

“We’ll now close this fast and testimony meeting by singing hymn number 383 ‘The Humpty Dance’, after which our closing prayer will be offered by St. George Ute.”

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Honestly I don’t think we win this game regardless if we’re healthy or not. I would say if the injured guys aren’t totally 100%, hold them out for another week.

He seems to be, yes.

Now please, don’t anybody run him off like they did with all the insiders on uf.n!

No. So much no.

One minor quibble with your post: Stanford already had the momentum before the bad snap.

Eh, fans will be fans. There’s a saying in high-level sports: “Not too high when you win, not too low when you lose.” But that only applies to athletes, not fans. We overreact…in both directions.

Bottom line is, I don’t think Utah is a very good team, honestly. And that’s not on just one player. It’s just that our schedule up until last night…[Read more]

I hate to be that guy, but unfortunately what turned the first half on its head was two horrible officiating decisions back to back. First, the chop block call which was absolutely wrong (even the Stanford homer announcers said so), and then the no-call on Gay getting run into on the missed FG (it doesn’t matter if he “sold it” or not – you can’t…[Read more]

They’ll never run Holmoe out of town – he knows exactly what to do to earn just enough goodwill with that fanbase. All it takes is getting articles written about the glory days, 1984 helmet stickers, Lavell Edwards uniform patches, etc. to keep that job. And Holmoe is masterful at that.

And if he can stay healthy, we get to enjoy him for another 15 YEARS.

It wasn’t Utah fans that got him suspended – only Twitter can do that. Don’t violate their terms of service and it won’t matter how many people complain.

I think the big-picture answer is the fans. To go more granular than that, I think it may depend on whether you’re LDS or not, and your views on the LDS Church. I can’t answer for non-LDS people, but I think I know why so many LDS people don’t like them.

– They give us *lots* of crap at church for not being BYU-P fans, like it makes us bad…[Read more]

#18 Coaches

Assuming we are healthy…

BYU-P with a season-high 21 points so far.

The caffeine is working.

This is the Sharknado of college football…

You’ve got to admit, the week after their first loss of the year wouldn’t be nearly as much fun if BYU-P fans went into the year going “yeah, we suck.”

On the contrary, I like Gordon Monson. And Dick Harmon. One of the things I enjoy most about football locally is watching zoobs get all hyped up from January through August, then watching it all come crashing down in the fall. And those guys are a big reason why the zoobs get so hyped up – if those guys went away, or called things the way they…[Read more]

Yeah, I get it. But if he wanted to use a G5 program as a stepping stone, why that one? He could have very easily bided his time as a coordinator at Utah or OSU and taken a different G5 HC job. He would’ve been a shoe-in (eventually) to take over at SDSU or Colorado St., either of which you’ve got to think would fast-track him to P5-land.

But no,…[Read more]

Sorry, I just don’t understand why people feel bad for Sitake. He CHOSE that job. He knew the risks when he took it – he knew about the fanbase, the honor code, the recruiting issues, the weird athletic director. It’s not like they kidnapped him from his bed and set him to work in their forced labor football camp.

And this notion that he’ll be…[Read more]