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According to ESPN:
“Pac-12 teams are now 0-10 and have been outscored by an average 15.5 points in their past 10 games against ranked SEC teams, dating to 2008.”
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/page/gamedayfinal190831/bo-nix-heroics-mack-return-fields-5-td-debut-top-wild-week-1
I seem to recall one PAC-12 team whopping Alabama in…[Read more]

According to ESPN:

“Pac-12 teams are now 0-10 and have been outscored by an average 15.5 points in their past 10 games against ranked SEC teams, dating to 2008.”

I seem to recall one PAC-12 team whooping Alabama in January of 2009. 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=blTBSN4pDgM

Our secondary could be special this year. We have some great talent back there.

http://beta.deseretnews.com/article/865660970/Utah-football-position-preview-The-defensive-backs-video.html

Tony – the new desktop background looks awesome. Nice work on both the desktop site and the mobile site.

The article explains how his scrappy personality, which led to his success as a player, is now leading to his success as a coach.

“He wants all of his defensive players to be the smartest players on the field,” cornerbacks coach Sharrieff Shah said. “Scalley says it all the time: ‘I didn’t run 4.3, I wasn’t the biggest, but I put myself in…

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The article explains how his scrappy personality, which led to his success as a player, is now leading to his success as a coach.

“He wants all of his defensive players to be the smartest players on the field,” cornerbacks coach Sharrieff Shah said. “Scalley says it all the time: ‘I didn’t run 4.3, I wasn’t the biggest, but I put myself in…[Read more]

<p style=”text-align: left”>The article explains how his scrappy personality, which led to his success as a player, is now leading to his success as a coach.

<p style=”text-align: left”>”He wants all of his defensive players to be the smartest players on the field,” cornerbacks coach Sharrieff Shah said. “Scalley says it all the time: ‘I…

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The article explains how his scrappy personality, which led to his success as a player, is now leading to his success as a coach.

“He wants all of his defensive players to be the smartest players on the field,” cornerbacks coach Sharrieff Shah said. “Scalley says it all the time: ‘I didn’t run 4.3, I wasn’t the biggest, but I put myself in…

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I must have missed that we lost another TE last week. We just can’t keep tight ends on the field.

http://www.sltrib.com/home/4224091-155/utah-football-siale-fakailoatonga-lost-for

Is it just a string of bad luck or is there something in our scheme that is exposing them to injury more than usual?

I love Barkley. He nailed the issue with USA basketball:

“When they put that team together in the future, they have to realize we can’t have just really, really great offensive players. They gotta have players that if they don’t get a shot, they’re not just gonna stand around and…[Read more]

Many people say that QB has been the missing link for the last few years. Without discounting the obvious importance of that position and the offensive line, it seems like our receivers/tight ends were more determinative of our passing success the last few years. Wilson wasn’t perfect, but it seems like more incompletions were caused by drops,…[Read more]

I just bought tickets to the USC game on “row 64.” However, according to several websites, the stadium has only 63 rows. The seats are not “standing room only” or “general admission” seats either; they have specific seat numbers. Has anyone sat on row 64? Is it a row of folding chairs or something? Thanks in advance.

Big honor for the Utes big man.

Link to article

Big honor for the Utes big man.

http://utahutes.com/m/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/012616aab.html

If only we could have that Stanford game back, we would be sitting pretty.