Jun 13, 2024
2:14:23pm
2:14:23pm
That is awesome! The anti-Utah crowd is pretty small, online...but Utah being the villain
is the perfect role. Traditionally, Utah was the underdog, overachiever everyone rooted for...that earned respect on the field.
The villain role creates an aura of confidence and intimidation. If it sticks and scales, could be helpful for recruiting. More coverage, more talk, more interest.
I also enjoy the confidence from the Big 12 fans. They talk as if the Big 12 is murderer's row for Utah compared to P12.
Yet, most Ute fans feel it's the opposite.
Can't wait to find out. This will be a fun season.
The villain role creates an aura of confidence and intimidation. If it sticks and scales, could be helpful for recruiting. More coverage, more talk, more interest.
I also enjoy the confidence from the Big 12 fans. They talk as if the Big 12 is murderer's row for Utah compared to P12.
Yet, most Ute fans feel it's the opposite.
Can't wait to find out. This will be a fun season.
Originally posted on Jun 13, 2024 at 2:14:23pm
Message modified by TFL on Jun 13, 2024 at 2:16:24pm
Message modified by TFL on Jun 13, 2024 at 2:18:15pm
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I do. Both Oregon and USC would've been in the CFP had Utah not upset them. No other conference has that dynamic
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BC it doesn't matter. It's the optics. A RB playing CB against Njibia and the "backup" Marvin Harrison with Stroud
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To restate your argument...Utah has won a lot of gimmes...and the schools that came with them will improve
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