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Y 4 EverGetting sick of some of this stuff
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by Y 4 Ever · 9/27/2013
Cougs_Rule wrote:
Maybe it would be easier to be a Ute fan. You can have your personal standards and ignore player behavior and other vulgar Ute fan behavior.
snoscythe wrote:Maybe it would be easier to be a Ute fan. You can have your personal standards and ignore player behavior and other vulgar Ute fan behavior.
I love how the Ute aspirational standard is "No DUIs." It's not even "No driving whilst drunk," but rather, "When you drive drunk, don't get caught." What's not to like about those standards?
snoscythe wrote:Maybe it would be easier to be a Ute fan. You can have your personal standards and ignore player behavior and other vulgar Ute fan behavior.
I love how the Ute aspirational standard is "No DUIs." It's not even "No driving whilst drunk," but rather, "When you drive drunk, don't get caught." What's not to like about those standards?
snoscythe wrote:Maybe it would be easier to be a Ute fan. You can have your personal standards and ignore player behavior and other vulgar Ute fan behavior.
I love how the Ute aspirational standard is "No DUIs." It's not even "No driving whilst drunk," but rather, "When you drive drunk, don't get caught." What's not to like about those standards?
801Coug wrote:Cougs_Rule wrote:
Maybe it would be easier to be a Ute fan. You can have your personal standards and ignore player behavior and other vulgar Ute fan behavior.
I love how the Ute aspirational standard is "No DUIs." It's not even "No driving whilst drunk," but rather, "When you drive drunk, don't get caught." What's not to like about those standards?
Sometimes it hard to be a cougar fan when you are surrounded by comments like these.
We boldly tell the world we are different, we will hold our selves not to the law of the land but to our own moral code. The Utes and other programs choose not to, they go by the law of the land... fine we choose to be different.
Bashing "worldly" standards makes us sound arrogant and self righteous... which in my opinion is not what BYU is about! Nor is it a good missionary tool.
We need to be better about putting forward a higher standard and holding to it, not worrying about if others standards are right or wrong.
After what happened after the game (throwing trash incident) with the U we need to re focus our efforts. Its not just the football program that needs to be committed there core values, fans do to.
hawkwing wrote:Cougs_Rule wrote:
Maybe it would be easier to be a Ute fan. You can have your personal standards and ignore player behavior and other vulgar Ute fan behavior.
I love how the Ute aspirational standard is "No DUIs." It's not even "No driving whilst drunk," but rather, "When you drive drunk, don't get caught." What's not to like about those standards?
Yeah, and when a BYU player breaks on of the "core values" he gets suspended for 5 games, when a Ute player breaks one of their "core values" they get suspended for a practice session?
hawkwing wrote:
Yeah, and when a BYU player breaks on of the "core values" he gets suspended for 5 games, when a Ute player breaks one of their "core values" they get suspended for a practice session?
mtnradio wrote:
Compare that to Coach Labrum at Union (in Roosevelt, Utah) .. who SUSPENDED THE ENTIRE TEAM!
Really ....http://foxnewsinsider.com/2013/09/26/utah-high-school-football-coach-suspends-entire-team-cutting-classes-cyberbullying
and even better ... THE TEAM THANKED HIM FOR IT!!!!http://foxnewsinsider.com/2013/09/27/suspended-players-thank-utah-high-school-football-coach-tough-love
See? BYU isn't the only program with values!
Three cheers for Coach Labrum!!!!!! :D :D :D
Gunk wrote:
I thought BYU's moral conviction is what made BYU so great and that's why we're okay with subpar performance because our guys are held to a higher standard than the rest of college football. Whether they live it or not is another issue.
801Coug wrote:Cougs_Rule wrote:
Maybe it would be easier to be a Ute fan. You can have your personal standards and ignore player behavior and other vulgar Ute fan behavior.
I love how the Ute aspirational standard is "No DUIs." It's not even "No driving whilst drunk," but rather, "When you drive drunk, don't get caught." What's not to like about those standards?
Sometimes it hard to be a cougar fan when you are surrounded by comments like these.
We boldly tell the world we are different, we will hold our selves not to the law of the land but to our own moral code. The Utes and other programs choose not to, they go by the law of the land... fine we choose to be different.
Bashing "worldly" standards makes us sound arrogant and self righteous... which in my opinion is not what BYU is about! Nor is it a good missionary tool.
We need to be better about putting forward a higher standard and holding to it, not worrying about if others standards are right or wrong.
After what happened after the game (throwing trash incident) with the U we need to re focus our efforts. Its not just the football program that needs to be committed there core values, fans do to.