Ultimate Ute

Totally agree. Each recruit for football, men’s and women’s basketball, could be gone in no time at all, more so than ever. It’s not like you’re signing Tom Chambers and Danny Vranes and they will be on the team together for four years.

In war, and in football, expect casualties, if you don’t have adequate reinforcements you don’t have a good army, or football team.

I know of several people who were breaking the School Down South so called honor code by engaging in various kinds of sexual relations, but subsequently lied about their actions when questioned by their bishop, which in my view, is an offense much more serious in comparison.

To those that wish to make Utah a villain, YOU CAN’T HANDLE THE TRUTH!

Am I the only one that thinks pretending that D-I football and basketball are about college is a complete joke.

I wonder how much USC plans to pay Myles, versus the Utah offer? The Southern California weather is mild, and USC is also pretty formidable academically, although this is probably irrelevant to most D-I football players, it’s not like you’re talking about the UU ski team, who compete for NCAA titles every year while skiers are majoring in…[Read more]

So, you’re complaining, about complaining.

Apparently he is currently unable to pass or run the D-I level. If Rising goes down, Ute’s are cooked, done, stick a fork in it.

I usually take a measured and reserved opinion regarding the relative merits of future Utah opponents, but if Bad Moon Rising plays in the game against tEaM dWN soUTh then the Provostan Madrasa is going to get their butts kicked.

The zOob QB is below average, SMU’s is even worse, he can’t run, can’t pass, and is a poor decision maker.

Living out of state I haven’t been to a U football or basketball game in a couple years. I plan to reach a Rice-Eccles stadium entrance at least 30 minutes before kick off. Over the decades I too have never left a UU football or basketball game early.

I too live on the Central Coast (Orcutt).

Government and business lack the guts to implement E-Verify.

Prices of many things would go up 10-20%. Just like they would if Asian and Latin American countries rigorously enforced child labor laws.

Santa Maria California agriculture pretends to be red blooded conservative, except when E-Verify talk gets serious. This mornings L.A. Times…[Read more]

Government and business lack the guts for E-Verify.

Prices of many things would go up 10-20%. Just like they would if Asian and Latin American countries rigorously enforced child labor laws.

Santa Maria agriculture pretends to be red blooded conservative, except when E-Verify talk gets serious. This mornings L.A. Times article describes Malibu…[Read more]

Government and business lack the guts for E-Verify.

Prices of many things would go up 10-20%. Just like they would if Asian and Latin American countries rigorously enforced child labor laws.

Santa Maria agriculture pretends to be red blooded conservative, except when E-Verify talk gets serious. This mornings L.A. Times article describes Malibu…[Read more]

Government and business lack the guts for E-Verify.

Prices of many things would go up 10-20%. Just like they would if Asian and Latin American countries rigorously enforced child labor laws.

Santa Maria agriculture pretends to be red blooded conservative, except when E-Verify talk gets serious.

Government and business lack the guts for E-Verify.

Prices of many things would go up 10-20%. Just like they would if Asian and Latin American countries rigorously enforced child labor laws.

Showing respect for The Conference of Champions, committee arranges the four Pac-12 invites to meet in the Final Four.  

I also have a personal connection/affinity for Maryland.