Heike

* nor in Colorado

I was also at that game with my late dad. This was Utah’s last hurrah before the dark times.

To be fair though, giving up 67 the week before didn’t help his cause.

FYI, Here is what the perpetrator wrote:

Frustrated with Tutor fraud at the UU

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I am a tutor for the University of Utah athletic department. I am sick of fellow tutors getting football tickets, wearing football gear, and on Mondays talking about partying with…[Read more]

Probably ~ USC -1. Would be slightly favored if game were at RES.

I haven’t been to many of the more recent great times in Utah football, but in 1972 I was there to see in person Utah’s greatest comeback victory. Down 0 – 27 to Arizona early in the 4th Quarter, Brownie Van Galder hit Steve Odom on two bombs to bring Utah to within 13. With time getting short and Arizona driving, Steve Marshall scored on a long…[Read more]

Yes, indeed. Thank you for your service to our country!

next year

Sure has a punch-able face.

Welcome! Nice to hear the perspective of other teams’ fans, particularly from those in the PAC-12.

CU beat Nebraska in Lincoln last year. This is Nebraska’s return visit. Can’t see any reason why CU won’t beat them in Boulder.

It has to be Merlin Olsen

Good decision. I watched it and wish I hadn’t.

Well….they score a season best of 198.025, but it wasn’t enough to catch UCLA – 198.225

Some of us “old timers” still listen to the radio, especially when we’re on the road. It was often difficult to hear Riley’s call of the game (and hear what was happening), when on every big play Dolce would be shouting “Ooooh!” and “Aaaaah!” over the top of the play-by-play. That in itself is enough for me to welcome the change.

Nice grammar.

BTW, I like huskies–the dogs, not the UW fans.

Utah by 5! (Trust me) UU 31 UW 26

Thanks to you Tony. Your effort is greatly appreciated. I’ve been more of a lurker than a contributor on both sites, but hope to “get in the game” more here in the future.

No need to worry about tds-p until next year, and then it will be more about avoiding injuries from playing those nut-punching, ankle-rolling, helmet-targeting, “on-the-edge”-playing douchewagons.