RedRocks

In my opinion, everything that is not University of Utah related should be hidden by default and only visible to those who opt in.  This is the best approach because it pleases the largest number of people and prevents UteHub from being high-jacked into a political board or a byu bashing board.  Anything marked NSFW (even Utah related) should be…[Read more]

In my opinion, everything that is not University of Utah related should be hidden by default and only visible to those who opt in.  This is the best approach because it pleases the largest number of people and prevents UteHub from being high-jacked into a political board or a byu bashing board.  Anything marked NSFW (even Utah related) should be…[Read more]

In my opinion, everything that is not University of Utah related should be hidden by default and only visible to those who opt in.  This is the best approach because it pleases the largest number of people and prevents UteHub from being high-jacked into a political board or a byu bashing board.  Anything marked NSFW (even Utah related) should be…[Read more]

11-1

South Division Runner-Up

Rose Bowl

😉

Utah 38
Washington 35

UTAH 17
UCLA 14

Utah 17
UCLA 14

Every game feels like a slog lately. It doesn’t seem to matter who we play: they can’t score and we can’t score. I guess that is just Utah football most of the time.

The lack of a passing game really slowed the running game: didn’t have much success in the second half.

@ute98

Turns out, I was uninformed. Generally, wireless 802.11n access points/routers can only do up to around 300Mbps wireless, and that is under perfect conditions with a great router. In reality, there is interference, crappy routers, obstructions, distance, etc that bring performance down. The 1Gbps is for ethernet/wired connections. FYI.

@ute98

Turns out, I was uninformed. Generally, wireless 802.11n access points/routers can only do up to around 300Mbps wireless (the 1 Gbps is for ethernet/wired), and that is under perfect conditions with a great router. In reality, there is interference, crappy routers, obstructions, distance, etc that bring performance down. FYI.

@ute98

Turns out, I was uninformed. Generally, wireless 802.11n access points/routers can only do up to around 300Mbps wireless (the 1 Gbps is for ethernet), and that is under perfect conditions with a great router. In reality, there is interference, crappy routers, obstructions, distance, etc that bring performance down. FYI.

@ute98

Turns out, I was uninformed. Generally, wireless n access points/routers can only do up to around 300Mbps wireless (the 1 Gbps is for ethernet), and that is under perfect conditions with a great router. In reality, there is interference, crappy routers, obstructions, distance, etc that bring performance down. FYI.

Utah 34
Oregon State 24

*If

I couldn’t find a way to edit my spelling error.