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Are you trying to convince us or yourself that you deserved to win the game?

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This post is amazing. While you are at it, any restaurants you’ve never been to or places you’ve never visited that you would like to share strong opinions on? I’m taking notes.

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I mean, I guess I spent more time on it than you did actually watching anything last night that would convince you that it was Whitt’s fault, but the bar was set pretty low.

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Be honest, part of you was like… maybe 😂

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I think Vegas has a way of telling the truth when fans are emotional. BYU thinks they are going to crush us. Many Utah fans seem to think the same. They are only favored by 4 as the #9 team in the country for a reason though. And don’t say it’s because it’s a “road” game either, because it hardly has a road game feel for either of these teams when they play each other. Utah is a wounded animal right now but those are often the most dangerous.

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So many to choose from in both directions.

Favorite-saw this one in person and it was AWESOME

Worst- 4th and 18. If you know you know.

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The funny thing to me is that if you looked at this message board alone and hadn’t watched any of the games, you would think Utah was 0-8 with an average losing margin of 30 points. Instead we have 4 losses of 14, 8, 6, and 3. We are literally one score in each game away from being 7-1. This is hardly a team that is getting their a**es handed to them every game. I agree that it feels that way, but facts are facts. We will see how we do against better competition down the stretch though.

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I don’t think it’s a problem to respectfully check in to another team’s site once in a while to learn and improve conversation. Having said that, every fan goes to their site to find community with other fans and enjoy their team. People need to respect that more. I don’t have any interest in coming to a place like UteHub and having petty tit for tat exchanges on a regular. Even Matt who “comes in peace” has posted like 20 times in the past 24 hours. Have some awareness. I don’t go to CB, but if I did I would recognize I was a guest in their space and not make it about me.

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Dude let it go, you won. What are you trying to accomplish by coming on here and posting this? It reeks of insecurity. It was a letter of the law hold, yes. If it hadn’t been called would you be coming on here to complain about it? Nope. You wouldn’t have even seen it because all of your focus was on the fact that your QB didn’t even have a chance to get the ball off and that was because your O-line was overwhelmed on the play and no other reason. Sometimes the letter of the law goes in your favor and you rightfully take it because it helps your cause. Every team has been there. It’s always a little embarrassing to win that way though because everybody knows you were as fortunate as you were good. You are sitting at 7 in the AP poll and not a person in America thinks you are the seventh best team so you are self conscious. I get it.

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So, humor me for a second. I’m not even asking for facts. Theories alone are fine at this point. What is the suspicion as to what could be causing this? Throwing a generic term out there like players are getting hurt because of “strength and conditioning” doesn’t actually mean anything. Strength and conditioning are what is done to get more physically resilient, not less.

So what is the thought? That Whitt is not having people lift weights enough? Having people lift too much? Not running enough? Running too much? Isn’t feeding people? Feeding people too much? Feeding people fake food that builds weak bodies? Pushing harmful supplements? Not letting them rest?

Does any of this sound right? Do you really think if we lined up the strength and conditioning protocols for every team in college football that Utah would really be that different? Put your emotions aside and just think about it logically for five seconds. I agree that Utah’s injuries seem like a lot over the past couple of years, but do we actually know that that’s true in comparison? Whitt has been the coach for like 147 years and his teams rarely have seemed to have more injuries than the next team until the past two years. Did he make some significant change in the way he approaches everything in the last two years?

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