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Nope, his wife is actually at BYU as a sprinter for their track and field team

I’ll add that it’s probably only possibly because I haven’t lived in the state of Utah for 20+ years

Because I legitimately like both teams.

Grew up a Utah fan (my dad is an alum) and went to all the games (including rushing the field as a 9 year old and being called a gas pumper by Lenny Gomes). I’ll always be a Utah fan.

But when it came time for college, I chose to go to BYU. It’s a good academic school and they gave me an amazing…[Read more]

Looks like Stanley is generally seen as an RB (that’s what he was recruited as by Michigan and Colorado, among others), but BYU was apparently recruiting him as a DB (or at least having their DB coach as the lead recruiter).

So yeah, I’d guess he’s likely an RB

Not sure it means anything other than Kuithe is considering coming back.

Transfer portal is only open from 5 Dec to 18 January. It’s a giant game of musical chairs and you want to find a seat before time runs out. If Kuithe isn’t making a decision until 4 January or so, most teams will have already finished their portal shopping by then. If…[Read more]

VScore is just what I type when I get tired of writing viewership score over and over. And rather than a number, I like to scale it so the top program is 100% and everyone else is a factor of that. Just because viewership now is more than 10 years ago, but it’s all relative. So that’s why I use the V-Score %.

As to calculating viewership…[Read more]

I don’t think it’s football success so much as the very rough recent basketball years. A lot of traditional football powers have actually parlayed that success into better basketball, so I think they can reinforce one another.

But the last 4 years of basketball have been REALLY bad (really the last 17 years have had only a few bright spots) so I…[Read more]

I lean 2008 as the most important. Not to downplay 2004 at all (first BCS buster and a BCS bowl win is huge), but it was just a matter of who would be first. There’d been lots of one-off teams doing nearly as well and the national consensus was that someone was going to get there at some near point

1998 Tulane was #10
1999 Marshall was #12
2003…[Read more]

Iowa (like Utah to large extent) benefits from always being at least pretty good. On the other side you’ve got teams like Auburn or Florida St who have hit higher highs…. but also have some pretty ugly depths.

Ask and you shall receive. Don’t have the data for Iowa and Oklahoma St unfortunately, but I do happen to have it for TCU, Boise St and BYU

Thanks, I’ll keep that in mind!

As a general rule, most in that class haven’t been rated yet. But we start recruiting them long before they get a star rating

I’ve debated sharing a whole slew of stats/data here. Truthfully, a lot of the data would go over better here than there

I think the two have become conflated. He definitely hurt his leg/hamstring in some way at some point. He had the old man walk. And he definitely hurt himself on the long run (cut on his hand).

I think in talking about his injuries, those have just kind of been merged