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That’s just it. I’m not saying Utah will suck. I am saying that people probably should expect 6-6 or 7-5. Anything better will be gravy – but there’s also a chance things go south like last year and they do eventually suck.

My guess? Utah beats Cal Poly (1), Wyoming (2), Texas Tech (3), Colorado (4), Cincinnati (5) and either split the Kansas…[Read more]

Im feel like I’m in an episode of the twilight zone. How has everyone suddenly started caring about a position group we haven’t utilized in almost 20 years.

You are a sad person

Is this a meltdown thread for a guy coming off of a 100 yard season?

I get that we’re incapabke of utilizing WRs but holy shit if this our presumptive number one im glad my ability to give a shit hit the portal in late 23.

People who are impotent and fuming that the tariffs have been a disaster counter: 12.

The fact that you think you need to make the case that we suck now, to me of all people, tells me how new you are here. Welcome.

Agreed, but who said they were great?

and I believe it will swing in Utah’s favor! For now it sucks and TDS will reap what they sow!

call me crazy but I think there is validity to the rumors that Utah will be moving to the Big10. While I haven’t believed it for sometime, Whitt has alluded to it several times making no bones about it. And a reputable journalist reported about it…[Read more]

I just don’t know if Utah has the horses to compete in this landscape. They thrived as a program because they were very good at finding undervalued talent and turning it into something strong. But with NIL, once those players blow up, the teams with the financial resources come calling and honestly, it’s hard to to begrudge a player for taking a…[Read more]

That maybe true and I don’t doubt that, but I’m not naive to believe they are not capable of such nefarious activity! If you think BYU a truly righteous holier than thou school and is not behind a lot of it, then you need to become street smart.

This feels like a kid that knows he’s our best option, but isn’t being paid like a top 15 team’s #1 option and wants to.

I have a feeling he’s coming back.

I cannot believe contracts hold no value in this world of college. I agree above. I have season tickets this year and will go. But this will be my last until this stuff gets figured out.

The baffling thing to me isn’t that players are following the money. That’s the understandable part. The baffling thing to me is that we seem to have such a weak counter punch to these programs that are waving cash in front of our players. Who knew we would be so far behind in adapting to the modern college football landscape. We are out there pre…[Read more]

Quit acting like BYU is doing something unethical or out of the norm. They are operating the same way every school – who’s smart and embracing the current wild west of the College sports – do. And it’s most likely not BYU out tampering with our players, it’s likely the players’ agents going to BYU (and any other number of schools) and trying to…[Read more]

Can’t believe I’d ever be saying this, but after 20+ years of being a season ticket holder, this might be my final season. Until NIL, the transfer portal and tampering is fixed, I’m not going to continue paying more and more for a sub par product.

Curious to see if he has a deal already in place or shopping around to find one. I hope it’s worth it. He was set to be WR 1. New school, new program and new offense.

If Utah had the means to do what BYU is doing right now, I would support ’em. It’s a dog-eat-dog world out there and the Utes are quickly falling behind the game.

It is sad. But also realize most of these players will not go on to the NFL and college football will give them their best opportunity to make money until late in the career or maybe ever. I don’t begrudge them getting their share of what college football makes but I would like to see it done in a process that does not pay them more to be a…[Read more]

This sucks. I see we have apparent visits setup with two 6’4 WRs from McNeese St and Pitt, for what it’s worth.