It’s sad most Gen Z’ers have no “glory years” to speak of

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Dec 11, 2019
2:05:21pm

STL All-American

It’s sad most Gen Z’ers have no “glory years” to speak of

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2006-2009 have been my “glory years” as a fan. Was too young to remember Lavell,

bigbossbyu

12/11/19 1:19pm

Same here I only really remember late 90s on(don’t remember 96)

cougarfann888

12/11/19 1:22pm

Fairly similar for me. At least for consecutive great seasons. I was too young

Dynasty1

12/11/19 1:24pm

Yeah basketball was great too. I remember beating UCLA in the bowl while

bigbossbyu

12/11/19 1:27pm

For me, the glory years were 1979-1985. 1989-1991 were a good encore

Dan

12/11/19 1:32pm

Same here. My glory years started in 1974...my freshman year at BYU

Michael McQuain

12/11/19 1:53pm

I was 9 I think in 96. I really started paying attention in 00.

12/11/19 1:56pm

It’s sad most Gen Z’ers have no “glory years” to speak of

STL

12/11/19 2:05pm

True. Jimmermania is all they have to cling to. Sad for them. Sad for all of us.

Michael McQuain

12/11/19 2:11pm

I am in my mid 30s but didn’t grow up in Utah so in high school

cougarfann888

12/11/19 3:07pm

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