The Miami Ute

I don’t have an opinion one way or the other on the shoes but Lisfranc isn’t a common injury. To have two in two years could be an anomaly or an indication. But it is also the one injury that could point directly to footwear.

No fans are just sick of being gas lit and told believe one thing and that isn’t actually what happened. 2023 injury debacle with Rising got reworked into the Coaches absolutely planned to not start the year with Rising.

As far as how they evaluated the most important position this year again. It isn’t conspiracy it is literally before our eye…[Read more]

Don’t actually gain an advantage. Alienate the fanbase even further while continuing to raise ticket prices and ask for more donations. Piss off the players because they can’t talk about their injury and the fans blame them or call them weak because they can’t discuss what it actually is. I’ve heard from multiple players that this last part is…[Read more]

the math doesn’t check

I think they used to come in for the tail end of practice. Usually scripted plays and stuff like that. Do they not even allow that anymore??

This was in the Salt Lake Tribune 2017: “After various news outlets — including The Tribune — reported Hansen’s absence, Kyle Whittingham closed all Utes practices going forward. At one juncture, reporters had been told that they not only were not permitted to report on injuries they saw happen during observation periods of practice, but that…[Read more]

58. Pretty impressive especially taking that one shot on the nose.

That knee of his. He couldn’t get any power forward. Tyson had two rounds in him at most.

You hope Tyson kills him?

😳😳

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I realize that. The slow bleed out of this season is excruciating and so I was just curious what people would say.

Utah just needs a QB with a pulse.

Ten yard cushions against TSPP may turn into twenty yard cushions with Colorado.

I am still thinking right now that Utah defense will hold them to 21 or lower. Lot of bend though. Probably loads of yards given up but keep them out of the endzone maybe.

Assuming (I know that’s a huge assumption at Utah) we get a capable aggressive OC, he’d be fantastic. And this year has proven to me that guys who buy in and aren’t all about the bullshit can be successful. And there’s plenty of transfer WRs who would love to play with a QB like Noah. Those type of personalities attract talent.

Total offense is 93 out of 133
Scoring offense is 105 out of 133
Passing offense is 80 out of 133
Red zone offense is 86 out of 133
The 2023 season was similar numbers. Other teams have injuries and setbacks on offense and don’t plummet 3 layers below dog shit.

The 8000 pound elephant in the room: a majority of all that won’t even matter if we don’t bring in the right OC. Kyle is a legend. But his OC decisions and meddling with the offense SEVERELY hurts the program.

And even if he can’t “convince the the young talent to stay” he’s an energetic, younger voice. And already a good recruiter. So if guys do leave I think Morgan’s personality, bringing in an aggressive OC (like he wants) and the program having more NIL, we’ll be in good shape regardless.

There just isn’t any data on the effect of an extremely long tenured Head Coach stepping down and the trajectory of the program after. Tom Osbourne, Joe Paterno & Bobby Bowden are probably the only 3 this century that would qualify and Nick Saban is happening in real time. Frank Solich and Jimbo Fisher were able to have success almost…[Read more]