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MesaCougFanI found this little tid-bit on Pat Forde's Forde-Yard Dash
"THE LATEST ENDANGERED RIVALRY
The Holy War (37), as BYU vs. Utah is known, will not be played this year or next year. It is scheduled to resume in 2016, but cessation of the series is not good for football in the state and sets an ominous precedent. Since 1922, the only other event that has stopped the Cougars and Utes from playing was World War II, when BYU didnât field a team from 1943-45. This time around, Utah opted for a two-year series with Michigan â which is nice and all, but shouldnât come at the expense of the schoolâs biggest rivalry. And if it can be put on hold once, it can be put on hold more easily (or more permanently) the next time. Donât let this join Texas-Texas A&M, Kansas-Missouri, Pittsburgh-West Virginia on the realignment-driven rivalry discard pile."
I'm surprised that the National Bobble-Heads pay that much attention to even care.
You would think the U would care more.
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"THE LATEST ENDANGERED RIVALRY
The Holy War (37), as BYU vs. Utah is known, will not be played this year or next year. It is scheduled to resume in 2016, but cessation of the series is not good for football in the state and sets an ominous precedent. Since 1922, the only other event that has stopped the Cougars and Utes from playing was World War II, when BYU didnât field a team from 1943-45. This time around, Utah opted for a two-year series with Michigan â which is nice and all, but shouldnât come at the expense of the schoolâs biggest rivalry. And if it can be put on hold once, it can be put on hold more easily (or more permanently) the next time. Donât let this join Texas-Texas A&M, Kansas-Missouri, Pittsburgh-West Virginia on the realignment-driven rivalry discard pile."
I'm surprised that the National Bobble-Heads pay that much attention to even care.
You would think the U would care more.
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