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What I don't understand is why Hoge didn't get more time to prove himself. He looked like the best QB last year, IMO.

Anybody know if it is going to be a full blown scrimmage or just an expose of drills/a few patty cake, taffy pulling plays?

Game not going so hot right now. It's not on ESPN3 or BYUTV. Is it not televised at all?

ABYUFAN wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2018 12:25 pm

UCChris wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2018 9:21 am Blessed by the Man above to lose his job?

Hope he has success wherever he lands!

FWIW _ I've been "blessed by the man above" to lose my job before, so I have no problem with that thought.

Alright. Guess I just don't understand.

This just supports an 8 team playoff. All P5 champs get in, highest ranked G5, and two at large. Replace two of the bowl games with the playoff games and it would only take a week longer to do.

That would have made this year as follows:

Georgia
Clemson
USC
Oklahoma
Ohio
Alabama
Wisconsin
UCF

Blessed by the Man above to lose his job?

Hope he has success wherever he lands!

How is BYU bigoted, in your opinion? From firing a BYUi professor for posting her support of LGBT rights to marry, to electrocuting gay men's penises in the 70's. There's a myriad of examples. this raises a few questions Do you consider BYU and BYUI to be the same school (and why the lowercase I? I...

Mars wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2017 7:58 pm How is BYU bigoted, in your opinion?

From firing a BYUi professor for posting her support of LGBT rights to marry, to electrocuting gay men's penises in the 70's. There's a myriad of examples.

KingCoug wrote: ↑Wed Nov 22, 2017 12:21 pmJust one more reason I loathe so many in the so-called "LGBT community." They've proven to be the very bullies they're always whining about. Total lowlifes.

That's pretty damn Christ-like of you. /s

Until BYU decides to stop being bigoted, they won't make a conference. As it should be.

Mars wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2017 9:19 pm I heard a rumor that Tanner has decided to transfer to Virginia.

Unfortunately, that might be best for both parties in the long run.