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I thought they scored 35 pts every game, just that last year 25 points got called back by anti-Mormon, Detmer-hating refs.

I would say if one team doubled-up the other team’s score, such as a final score of 68-34.
I’ve seen the doubling happen in the first half, but rarely for the entire game.

St Mary’s plays in a 3500 seat gym/arena.   Utes might be asked to help scoot the volleyball nets out of the way.

Are Mormons better athletes than everyone else?   If not, then there’s no advantage for the U to be specifically targeting recruiting from such a narrow population (1.7% of the country’s population) as TDS is pretty much forced to do.  If you think so, I have footage from the 1936 Olympic Games you might be interested in.

The Utes’ payroll is not big enough.

The Utes played Washington very close last year in Seattle; heartbreaking loss, in fact.

Not sure why why, at home, we’d be thinking this could be a loss for the Utes to regroup and learn from.

The tough stretch Weeks 7-11 will define the season.

Utah last faced UC-Davis in mid-November 2013.  The Utes beat the Aggies in the Huntsman Center 94-60.

Utah – UC Davis 2013 Recap

Utah a 2 seed and will host UC Davis, then may meet LSU.

Stanford in as a 3 seed vs BYU then might face a very good and hot Oklahoma State team.

2 Pac-12 teams in the “play in’ games, er, uh, first round.

Something is amuck about that, Commish should work with Pac-12 ADs to get better games, maybe some more games like the Big-12 – SEC Challenge.

The committee seems to be signalling its more important to play well in Dec and Jan than in crunch time (see ASU, Oklahoma, etc).

Oh well, at…[Read more]

The lower the bar on the definition of a foul, the more random it will be what gets called or not.   Think about it in terms of speeding tickets.  If you set an enforcement limit of say, 2 mph over, a cop could pull over nearly every car.  They won’t pull over every car so that the actual enforcement would be arbitrary and possibly biased by the…[Read more]

He trapped the ball against the glass at a point that was a hair’s breadth from goaltending.

One problem is that the NCAA does not have subpoena powers nor can it perform wiretaps, etc.

They are at the mercy of the FBI, their timelines and potential deal-making.

Let’s say its true there was a phone call wherein $100k payment was “discussed”.  Does that mean Sean Miller offered it?  Did someone ask for the money and Sean expressed…[Read more]