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    • 02/05/2025 at 5:37 PM #240819
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      Regarding the selection process, I read somewhere that the NCAA only fielded 8 teams in the early days–they tried to get the best team they could from 8 different regions of the country.

      The NIT field was a bit larger, and they just tried to invite the best teams regardless of location.

      If no PCC teams played in the 1944 post-season, it probably means that there just wasn’t a dominant PCC team that year.

    • 02/05/2025 at 5:08 PM #240818
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      The NIT started in 1938 and the NCAA started in 1939. From what I’ve read, the first few years the NIT was definitely preferred, as there was more money involved and they played at Madison Square Garden.

      The NCAA caught up a bit money-wise and started also playing at MSG in 1943. I’ve seen different arguments about the tourneys’ prestige levels in the mid-late 40s, but I don’t think the difference was as big as some people think (Either way, Utah also won the NIT in 1947 over Kentucky).

      Starting in the 1950’s, the NCAA required the top 10 conference champs to play in the NCAA tourney, and the NCAA slowly pulled away from the NIT over the next couple of decades. The NIT was still pretty prestigious into the 1970s.

    • 01/31/2025 at 8:52 PM #240647
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      I can live with either Outlaws or Mammoth, I just hope the logo/branding looks good. With Ryan Smith calling the shots, I am not hopeful in that department (The yellow Utah Jazz rebrand was SO bad).

      Utah Hockey Club is not it.

      I am glad that Ryan threw out the “Wasatch” idea after one day of backlash lol.

    • 01/04/2025 at 8:28 PM #239602
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      He looked great in the BYU game before his lysfranc fracture. It’s not his fault the coaching staff let him play the rest of the game on one leg.

    • 11/26/2024 at 4:01 PM #235261
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      Wasn’t Nate Johnson injured as well? That would’ve made Bottari 5th String against CU last year.

    • 11/14/2024 at 11:18 PM #233732
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      Her second update on Twitter makes it clear that no one knew how bad it was Saturday.

      Her first update probably meant that the doctor couldn’t believe he was able to walk after the Lisfranc fracture was diagnosed on Monday.

    • 11/09/2024 at 10:55 AM #232156
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      He went to USC initially… He transferred to Ole Miss when USC brought in Caleb Williams.

    • 10/16/2024 at 11:54 PM #228967
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      It was a season-ending injury in the sense that the injury ended Cam’s season (granted, it was late during the bowl game).

      Edit–regardless of semantics, we can all agree that the dude is injury prone.

    • 10/16/2024 at 9:46 PM #228954
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      *Four season-ending injuries Miami

      -2020 injury in his first game against USC
      -2021 Rose Bowl
      -2022 Rose Bowl
      -2024 ASU

    • 10/07/2024 at 2:41 PM #227218
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      “All I’m saying is that the analytics are very much in favor of scheduling late Utah kickoffs. You don’t win many games playing at 10 AM MST. We just didn’t execute effectively enough in the redzone to win against Arizona. There are old school guys who believe in earlier kickoffs.”

      -Whitt probably

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