Dude, youve posted some real gems tonight. A few of my favorites:

- At least Utah's close games were against highly ranked teams. Really, did you forget about your 2 point victory over that awesome 3-win Michigan team? Or how about the 3-point win over New Mexico? Or maybe youre referring to the last-minute touchdown against Air Force?
- Enjoy watching Heaps and your 2010 recruiting class in High School next season. This has got to be my favorite recruiting trash talk. I have a hard time understanding what you're getting at. We recruit players for the future. Thats what recruiting is. Were excited about those guys and the future of the program. So yeah, 2010 should be good and I look forward to watching them.

A few more from other posts:
- BYU beat 1 team with winning record - Air Force. This is a logical masterpiece. Remember, there are 9 teams in the conference. The top half of conference beats teams that end up having a losing records and the bottom half loses to teams that end up having a winning records. We ended up 3rd in the conference. That means there are only two teams below us that will end up with a winning record (4th and 5th place you forgot that we beat CSU, which ended up 5th and 7-6). Heres another way to think about it: if we didnt beat UNLV (say we got shut out or something), they would have ended up 6-6 (and maybe gone on to a bowl to end up 7-6). Hopefully that wasnt too hard to follow. Either way, if youre still in school Id consider taking a logic class.
- One potentially counter acting stat is that BYU after winning 10 or more games in three consecutive season, has never won more than 8 games in the 4th season. I love the use of never. Do you know how many times has that happened for BYU? Twice; in the entire history of the program. Just so we can compare apples to apples, what does that stat look like for the Utes? What, you mean to tell me theyve never had three consecutive 10-win seasons? However, having a Senior QB is something that happens every couple years and it happens to a lot of programs.

These are just a few examples of why we have a hard time tolerating objective commentary. Its just plain stupid, and almost always extremely biased.