mr_urson

Looking at DEs, similar situation. Dimick, Fitts and Taumeopenu. Beyond that it’s all frosh.
Bradlee Anae
Chris Hart (might be dinged up, I think I saw a picture of him on twitter wearing a boot)
Maxs Tupai
These three are incredibly talented but can they step in with no drop off compared to the ones?

There are a few upper classmen, Kendall…[Read more]

Looking at just DTs, behind Lotulelei and Mokofisi, we only have Tasini(Sr.) with any significant experience. Next is Alani Havili-Katoa(So.). I don’t know about you but that’s not a name I recall hearing last year even though he had some playing time. Next are all frosh. Granted, incredibly talented frosh but a concern none the less.
Leki…[Read more]

I saw it on the field during spring practices. He can MOVE. I don’t think we will have any dropoff on our punt team, we’re probably going to be better in different ways and not as good in others. It’s yet to be seen if Mitch has Tom’s laser accuracy but he certainly has the high hanging long ball with back spin along with the size and speed to…[Read more]

Success comes at a price.

Look at the bright side, if you follow the business model practiced on some other sites, after you get Utehub all squared away you can just sit on your ass for 5 years. Then maybe show up the last day of fall camp and post a story about an event that happened on the opening day of camp and call it good. So there’s that.

Success comes at a price.

One big difference I see is the possibility that the receiving team will need to be respectful of the fake, which comes at the expense of setting up a good return.

I think we will see more fakes this year, Wishnowski is big and fast.

I counted 47 people playing so far. I doubt it’s been pimped by anyone yet on their Facebook and Twitter accounts. It’s probably ready enough to now be pimped out. Just say the word and I’m sure the faithful Utehub contributors will begin infiltrating the web with requests to checkout Utehub and get in on the ground level of the Pick’Em…[Read more]

I don’t know, but most students take more than 4 years to graduate in just about anything. I would be very impressed of someone could bang out an engineering degree in 4 years. Another tid bit I picked up from last year came for a desnews article on Marcus Williams.

Williams has been called “football smart” by safeties coach Morgan Sca…

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I’m thinking a degree like engineering would be pretty tough to come back to and pick up where you left off. If he were pursuing the ever popular communications or sociology degree it’s probably much easier to come back and do that. Think Andrew Luck staying to complete his degree in architecture. “Utah” posted he’s gone, if so, I’m very…[Read more]

you can link the tweet, or at least tell us who tweeted it and we can go look at it.

ah, found it.

@UtesEquipment

you can link the tweet, or at least tell us who tweeted it and we can go look at it.

This turned out to be everything I dreamed it would be! Thank you, it’s going to be fun. Another suggestion, you may have already thought of this and it’s coming, but doing something that makes the “Pick’em” pop on the home page? I’m thinking about people who wander on to the site and the pick’em smacks them in the face. It’s going to draw…[Read more]

Agree, but with one caveat. Marcus is a 4.0 civil engineering student. I’m not quick to assume he jumps to the NFL unless he completes his degree. Obviously, it matters to him.

at some point will there be a link on the page?
edit: that is, a link to the pick’em so I don’t have to keep digging for the link from your test post?

never mind, I’m stooopid, I see it at the top right

at some point will there be a link on the page?
edit: that is, a link to the pick’em so I don’t have to keep digging for the link from your test post?

at some point will there be a link on the page?

This article done last spring is another outstanding feature. More detail, even down to the blitz against UCLA.

He remembers the thrill he experienced the first time he picked up something on film as a coach that paid off in a game. Before a game against UCLA, he noticed that every time the Bruins’ tight end lined up in the backfield he t…

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