Utahute72

Today I’d pick 2004.

Shouldn’t we have retaken the homeland after beating Washington. After all they did beat BYU.

Nah, the MUSS is their peers, so fitting they celebrate with whoever is there.

I’m at the point where when the rankings come out I just think that’s nice, but how do we beat the next opponent. The only one of these that really matters is the last one.

Helicopter shuttle?

I think UCLA has been playing better, and they have a shot at winning the south. They also have some talent at the skill positions. I think that number is high.

One of the problems with the star system is that primarily looks at how good a player is when rated, not how they project. Jake Heaps is the poster boy for that effect. Utah has a system that factors that eval in. They are so good at it that some of the major programs follow them around and offer behind them.

I’d rather have them lose one more. Then a win next week has us up essentially 2 games on the rest of the division.

They did a good job with Daniel’s, just need to use the same scheme. Keep them in the pocket and force them to throw.

You who really doesn’t want to see Utah in the playoffs?

ALABAMA

Two things. Utah generally closes late on the higher rated recruits, partly because of limited schollies and partly because they aren’t a traditional power. I remember similar concerns last year. Secondly most rankings use total numbers, since we have returning missionaries we will always be lower. For instance in 247 rankings we are 12th in…[Read more]

I think it depends on whether or not it’s on the PAC 12 network.

Good to know Utah isn’t the only place with crappy lawyer commercials.

There is no doubt that the best for the conference is to have an 11-1 Utah playing and 11-1 Oregon in the conference championship game.

The key for Utah is to not let Eason be on. Pressure and harrass him all day long, force bad decisions early and build doubt in his mind.

Utah not only needs to win, but win convincingly to overcome the national bias against us.

Yep we pretty much need to win out.

It seems to me his gait isn’t as smooth this year as it was last. He’s still pretty fast, just doesn’t look as fluid.

If Arizona and ASU left the conference that would put Utah and Colorado on a bit of a geographical island possibly making the idea of a Pac-8 that much more desirable.

I would point out that Utah was an original member of the conference that became the PAC 12