It obviously didn't apply in 2011 because people were saying it was a done deal

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Jul 24, 2016
2:35:52pm

Kerbouchard All-American

It obviously didn't apply in 2011 because people were saying it was a done deal

then, which it obviously was not. Today there is a post saying "done deal" for 2017.

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Kerbouchard

Bio page: Kerbouchard
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Last login: Aug 24, 2023
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Can we level set on what "done deal" actually means? To me a deal is not truly

Kerbouchard

7/24/16 2:31pm

And you have reason to believe that same definition doesn't apply now?

Bob Vance

7/24/16 2:33pm

It obviously didn't apply in 2011 because people were saying it was a done deal

Kerbouchard

7/24/16 2:35pm

Then take it for what it is worth. This isn't a court of law. It's an internet

Bob Vance

7/24/16 2:38pm

I know. I just think some people throw around the phrase way too loosely.

Kerbouchard

7/24/16 2:40pm

Exactly. This is the one sign that guarantees that BYU is actually in.

7/24/16 2:33pm

Technically a contract. A more colloquial definition means "BYU is in regardless

Harrison0Yfan

7/24/16 2:36pm

Not a done deal until I see a press release from BYU

Backcountry

7/24/16 2:38pm

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