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[Utah#1]

I believe there is validity to this as Utah has been aggressive in the portal and I hear they are not done yet recruiting more key players. Per Michelle Bodkin, more good news to come!

[Utah#1]

IMO, as long as its runned by BYU connected people, the Jazz will continue to suck for the foreseeable future! Denver or Minnesota could win the NBA title three times before the Jazz make the playoffs again and win the first round. I also think Utah’s new NHL team will may not be in a title contender spot again if they don’t win it now as the BYU “connected” front office will probably end up ruining any chances the new Utah NHL team has to be successful in Utah.

[Utah#1]

Utah may very well have the last laugh against BYU and the entire Big12!

[Utah#1]

What goes around comes around! Those in the toxic BYU fanbase will reap what they sow, and it usually comes back to them 10 times worse.

I say to them, or anyone else who lies and makes false accusations against another for the sole purpose of destroying someone’s name or livelihood…be very careful what you wish others. YOU WILL REAP WHAT YOU SOW!

[Utah#1]

Craig Smith has failed to win on the road and keep his top two assistance. Utah’s athletic department has failed the MBB program by keeping him. BYU is determined to outshine Utah by any and all means necessary, even if it means, taking one of our top assistance coaches who left his alma mater to possibly coach the same position at its rival. How pathetic is that?! Apparently, Utah’s athletic department isn’t doing enough to keep the MBB program competitive! Out of the two programs, football reigns supreme, but lets not neglect the next important program, MBB. I personally don’t think BYU’s new head MBB coach is all that. He maybe a very good coach, but I don’t think he’s everything BYU’s advertising. Will see in a few years, but this should be a wake up call for Craig Smith and the athletic department. Don’t make local hires in the state of Utah, look outside and do your due diligence! Do your homework and make it work by bringing in a solid coach. Maybe go after Gonzaga’s head coach? Go UTES!

[Utah#1]

I think if Utah can pursue another talented 3-star or 4-star QB in the portal and get them to come to Utah I would go that route. They should quit go after second best. I’m not certain Utah has to beg players to come here, I believe if its a good fit and price is right (involves NIL), then want know go after a talented QB. If they are shooting for a Big12 title, I don’t believe Hillstead would be a good idea for Utah.

[Utah#1]

The moment I found out Ryan Smith is a BYU booster who ponied up $30M to help hire the BYU MBB coach but is pushing SLC local government officials to help finance his plans for a new MLB stadium and hockey arena, I lost interest in anything he’s involved in SLC related. And all the proof I need is the Jazz still suck (unfortunately) thanks to him and Danny Ainge! Denver, Golden St, Toronto, and San Antonio have all won NBA titles in the last decade and Utah still trying to figure it out.

[Utah#1]

UM was not an angel, and neither are we. He’s was known to do questionable things as head coach at Utah, Florida, and OSU. Some would consider these things unethical when it came to conducting daily business and do anything to win. He can be credited with putting Utah on the map and he still, to some degree, is involved in the Utah football program. When Utah played USC for the Pac12 championship, he was the only commentator on the set who picked Utah because he said, “I gotta go with my heart”, and Utah thankfully won in a route of USC. To me, his connection to the football program still holds some level of significance knowing name recognition alone still has meaning and holds a place in Utah football history.

[Utah#1]

Totally agree!

[Utah#1]

That was mistake #1! Stay away from Utah schools!