Mr Chainsaw

Same problem still. If I click on the text edit widget I can’t type anymore until I hit done and select the widget again 🙁

I’ve stopped listening to any station that covers both the Utah and BYU, it just drives me crazy. From the journalism side I refuse to click on an article with a headline that include both Utes and Cougars as a way of doubling the number of readers. Monson and Kragthorpe are the worst offenders on that one.

It looked like Dres hurt his hand at the end of the game. Hope it’s not serious.

Nice! 41-10 seems very reasonable. It’ll be interesting to see how good the crowd-sourced numbers are at predicting the score vs any single user

Obligatory stats comment. The median would be a better measure for this because it would throw out the ridiculous predictions.

Utes 31
ASU 21

USC 42
Oregon 28

Don’t underestimate the power of a home game in the PAC 12. It may the best predictor for wins in this league over the last few years. I don’t have time to back that up though…

What scares me is their offense.  This is the same offense Peterson ran at BSU and if you all recall correctly, we couldn’t stop it, EVER!  Now I’m hoping we are better, faster and smarter than we were then.  But I would be lying if I said I wasn’t concerned about it.

…except last year.

@admin, I would suggest selling some merchandise like t-shirts, bumper stickers, etc. Then people could feel like they are donating/helping out with the site and it would have the secondary effect of advertising the site.

Utah 17
UCLA 14

Utah 21
OSU 14

UT 28
AZ 24

Utah 34
Cal 31

I like the throwbacks a lot, but I really dislike the font used for the numbers. It reminds me of Comic Sans, except with serif.

To add to that, against USU KT had a couple of throws to the sideline that were completely telegraphed and were not interceptions only because the USU defender couldn’t make the catch. Against a PAC12 team those would be picks, yet they don’t show up in the stats.

Then our quarterbacks would have an excuse as to why they can never hit a receiver…

Wow, it worked!

This is just a test: Kentucky