Jun 14, 2019
5:17:54pm
5:17:54pm
Last year, Utah was often cautious in its first half, then would make adjustments and have a better showing in the
second half. I wish we'd punched them in the mouth (figuratively, of course) the first several minutes of the second half, instead of seeming to take a strategy of digging in and holding the immense lead.
But, considering how many of our key players were so torn up-- playing on heart and grit, where muscle and bone was torn and broken-- that probably seemed the best strategy.
With everyone healthy, with the best depth we've had in a long while, with our new QB having had so much game time last year for players to get a feel for his style, and with coaches who've built some relationships with the players, we have the last elements we need to crush the Utes this year.
But, considering how many of our key players were so torn up-- playing on heart and grit, where muscle and bone was torn and broken-- that probably seemed the best strategy.
With everyone healthy, with the best depth we've had in a long while, with our new QB having had so much game time last year for players to get a feel for his style, and with coaches who've built some relationships with the players, we have the last elements we need to crush the Utes this year.
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