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I’d love to see a breakdown of rushing rank those same years. 2008, 2019, 2021, 2022. Moss, Thomas, Bernard, Curry during a couple of those later years. Which year was Joe Williams?

2008 – Asiata, Mack, Wide

“If I’m wrong, I will gladly stop posting on this board.” Counting down the days. Except you’re as trustworthy as Whitt’s injury reports. So I’m pretty sure you ain’t going anywhere unfortunately.

I’ll withhold too much judgement as I can’t speak to what he’ll do with Utah’s players or what the scheme is. But, from an optics perspective, I’d say this is a pretty uninspiring, conservative decision. Of course the guy has just followed Bronco around and has ties to the state, I’m sure Whitt heavily valued whatever input Bronco would have…[Read more]

yeah huge omissions there for or D and for MB.

I was amused.

If the 4.5 is legit – it’s fast.

#4 total offense for 2024. Just behind Miami and Ole Miss. #5 rushing offense. A spot in front of Boise State and 2200 yard rusher and possible Heisman winner Ashton Jeanty. The #15 red zone offense. Just behind Miami. Named to the Frank Broyles Award, which honors college football’s top assistant coach.

In my opinion scheme is important to attracting QB and Receiver talent. What QB wants to hand it off 35 times a game and what receiver wants to spend most of their time blocking? I’ve been saying it for a while; it is not an attractive environment for offensive talent.

Surprised Bernard didn’t even get HM.

Good way to bring some humor to the last two seasons.

Reading this made me feel better about Beck. It definitely could be worse.

wow

I’m not a bigger fan of 45-42 than I am of 13-10. I do want a team that is capable of putting up 45 every week and don’t think that should be sacrificed so that the team will only give up 10. Great teams are capable of both. Good teams do one or the other and bad teams can do neither.