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Que sera, sera. Said he was staying. Said he was leaving. Wanted more than was being offered. The pockets said good luck. Just like the real world.

At the end of the day, he really was not a game-changing player, let’s be honest. I understand that he may act as a leadership figure for the team, but I never understood why people freaked out when he announced he was leaving. We will fill his spot; I am not worried.

“Utah FB Portal/Recruiting News: Utah TE target Broderickr Redden commits to Utah as a PWO. He’ll be a good pass catcher and blocker. Both UNLV and New Mexico were seeking his services, among others.”

Oh boy… Hate it. But, I hope crap like this amps up the team and coaches to beat the $#!t out of them next year.

More zoom chest pounding incoming…

Fuck them.

Singer was a great play-maker and it’s unfortunate he had one lone TD. If he has a good QB throwing the ball and a few other quality receivers running routes (so opponent has several targets they need to focus on) has the potential for great numbers should he stay.

Both just saw what Utah’s team used to play like. I watched a bit of the Colorado game, rooting for Colorado. And I kept thinking, this defense doesn’t look right in blue. Reminded me of what Utah used to play like on defense and in bowl games.

Or the easy answer, Deion and Whitt, no longer in their prime.

Meh, I have cousins that call close family friends aunt/uncle and their cousins, moreso than me and my siblings, cousins by blood. Whether bio (not), step (not), or just close, family is broader than blood. But maybe better to just say playing with a close friend, like some others that were here (Huntley, Simpkins from same HS)

If ESPN wants a certain player to play, then ESPN should pay for the insurance.

He dunked in some HS basketball games, so apparently he’s well liked by the football staff.

I don’t know. He’s got enough talent that he might want to take a shot at the NFL. Just two seasons ago, he was a 1st Team All PAC 12 WR…

Man, last two years were bad. The injury’s out of Fall camp is not new. I think it was 2021 or 2022, maybe both, half of the 10 strong Olneman were out hurt when the season started. Some trickled back into the rotation, but it was a constant shuffle of players in, out, and around to different Oline positions throughout the season.

Outside sources focused on issues associated with strength and conditioning. It’s not normal for any team to have so many injuries over such a prolonged period of time.

I agree. Something is going on with the excessive injuries.

But I don’t have any inside knowledge. So I’m speculating.

Just a guess – they probably get pushed harder in practice and have more physical practices. But I thought the coaches were going to address that this year so maybe I’m wrong.

What revenue? The team is going to get paid the same amount whether any player plays. And if it’s the exposure they are after, well, that’s a double-edged sword, especially after seeing them crap the bed last night.

You know what the hardest part of the bowl season is? Admitting to yourself the are the way of the dinosaur.