Jun 7, 2023
11:58:46am
11:58:46am
Agree that depth is the key, but ...
the real key is how 2nd and 3rd string step up. Last year, in the first few games, Gunner and Puka got hurt, but Roberts, Hill, and Epps stepped up. Jaren got hurt, and no one stepped up. The glory years of the 80's saw just as many injuries, but players stepped up.
Everyone's sort of saying the same thing, but I think the more important thing is getting guys to step up rather than crossing out fingers and hoping for no injuries.
That means we need better coaching and recruiting. Hopefully, BYU's taking steps in that direction.
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Nah...this is a fan base that mocks Utah for "only" winning 10 games a season. Lol. Going to be a long
6/7/23 12:03pm
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The answer is obvious. Memorable wins on big stages. Close, forgivable losses and huge MOVs on the wins
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To be fair, that's a good point. I usually stick to Ute only outside LDS and Politics. I supposed it's the awkwardness
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The Big 12 is better than the PAC, but I seem to remember BYU beat a middle of the pack Big 12 team last year
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