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Oct 28, 2014
5:30
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HighHorse
UNLV and Savannah will be the lowest attended games since LES was expanded.
Especially if the MTU game is anything but a BYU blowout.
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BYU is in the same position as Utah was when McBride was the coach.
Everymancoug
10/28/14 5:03pm
Interesting take, but I disagree with you that it should be an outsider
FiveTen-BuckEighty
10/28/14 5:07pm
When I said an outsider, I meant a member of the Church but not one currently
Everymancoug
10/28/14 5:10pm
The real question is, how good is the ESPN coverage in heaven?
Hinta
10/28/14 5:09pm
Your first three paragraphs lead to a different conclusion than your fourth.
Boxey
10/28/14 5:12pm
Wow, that was spot on. Good post.
Frenemy59
10/28/14 5:17pm
McBride was liked as a person, not a HC. Attendance had plummeted at Ute games
ALUF 1990
10/28/14 5:18pm
UNLV and Savannah will be the lowest attended games since LES was expanded.
HighHorse
10/28/14 5:30pm
Actually, it won't drop that far
FiveTen-BuckEighty
10/28/14 5:36pm
That's good to know
HighHorse
10/28/14 9:54pm
It really boils down to what the BOT and church leaders really want.
DaveLB
10/28/14 5:21pm
Agreed.. however McBride evened up the rivalry...
Smoke Monster
10/28/14 6:54pm
McBride did more for Utah than Bronco's done for BYU, imo.
ag4cougs
10/28/14 7:08pm
True, McBride was a better head coach than Bronco.
k2coug
10/28/14 7:48pm
I don't like bronco but McBride was not close to a better coach by any measure
BYU '80
10/28/14 9:51pm
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