2008 National Champ

spring games where a QB knows he won’t get hit can only tell you so much. Brewer completed something like 264 throws w/o an incompletion a couple of spring games ago. But if you actually watched the game, he would have gotten hit on close to half of them if he’d been live.

Rising did what a 7th year QB should have done against a defense only…[Read more]

week 1 is for the bottom of the roster to see if any have improved enough since spring to get more reps. as camp progresses, the two deep will get a higher % of reps as they move to game planning.

Rising and Kuithe are known quantities so the injury risk of live contact needs to be balanced with the need to build continuity. When you’re basing…[Read more]

water doesn’t get offended if you call it wet.

he’ll be back in 3 months or so when he figures everyone has forgotten

You introduce new wrinkles every week but when you are facing a team that you should be able to beat handily running no more than your base offense, why show more than you have to?

Ludwig will have a couple of things that he wants to work on for Baylor, then a couple of things for Utah State, and so on. Fall camp only provides enough time to get…[Read more]

maybe spend less time on the parochial school fansites trying to find things to make you upset? I’m pretty sure that there isn’t a market on that site for articles that are designed to make you feel good about Utah.

If the premise is “What would it take for the parochial school to win every game this season”, there is nothing wrong with what you quoted.

not sure how hurdles translate to DB play. running in a straight line and jumping over an obstacle v backpedaling and breaking with the receiver in any possible direction. seem like different skillsets.

I’m not usually a fan of taking away victories since no one ever notices when they do it years later. But vacating the national championship before they can hang a banner might actually be a punishment that works.

The show-cause penalty against Harbaugh doesn’t matter any more than it did against Chip Kelly. Assuming he ever wants another…[Read more]

trying to get back your Elijah Badger money?

9-3.

Too many new faces this year against too many new opponents. Oklahoma State comes before the team will truly have built it’s own identity (loss 1).

I’ve been banging the UCF drum since the schedule came out. That trip on a short holiday week against a team that would love to knock Utah out of a potential Conference Championship and…[Read more]

on his HUDL, Andrews pulls away from DB’s so he has plenty of speed. Not sure if he has the quick cut ability that Vaki showed last year but he could potentially have the same size/speed type of game that Booker did.

Of course, it doesn’t say much for the 2023 class of 4 stars if a guy recruited to play LB gets moved over and takes reps from those 3.

Interesting. Andrews at LB didn’t last long

yep, go with a linebacker given the lack of picks by corners other than Clark Phillips since 2020.

Barton or Reid undercutting a flat route is a pretty safe choice

just google harold carmichael and it will look the same against any CB. of course, lohner’s got a long way to go before he can be compared to carmichael in anything but height

I had the same problem when I was his age where I couldn’t put enough calories into my body to keep up with my metabolism. If you can imagine being 6’1 and trying to wrestle at 122 as a freshman in High School – never had to worry about making weight.,,

There was another kid a couple of years ago (Wegis?) who had a lot of talent but just…[Read more]

I don’t think that suit is over yet. The NFL won their appeal but I believe the other side will file their own appeal. Not sure if it goes to the Supreme Court but it’s not done.

If Dillon’s listed weight is correct, he’s probably a year away from serious consideration for playing time.

do you not count unplayed seasons in a person’s age? wow, I can get at least 30 years off my driver’s license

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Utah has always done less with more

I’m not Dabo but as someone who walked on, I agree with his sentiment. Cutting the rosters down to 105 does nothing more than take chances away from 20 kids every year (I believe the roster max is currently 125). And these are kids who were/are willing to pay their own way to school and endure everything that goes along with being part of the…[Read more]

thanks for the clarification