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I know this debate is similar to “net vs. gross” or “In-N-Out vs. Five Guys,” but it’s hard to not recognize that people come to Provo and are won over by the atmosphere and experience—not because it’s intimidating or knows how to get under the skin of opponents and fans, but rather because it is fun, wholesome entertainment. It clearly can rattle opponents, but it’s still fun for everyone.

We don’t have to boo the opponents or say nasty things to have an impact. By staying true to ourselves (meant as a comment independent of religion and more as being a good, contributing human being), we make it fun for everyone.

It’s why people say the experience is a bucket-list item. It’s why visiting fans are hearing about it and making a point to attend their team’s game in Provo. It’s why Drake Toll, Sean Farnham, and other independent sports journalists are willing to go out of their way to talk up the experience.

I just think it’s cool that, as a collective fanbase, we are having and creating some of the best environments in college sports without ‘checking our religion at the door’ to do so.

Go Cougs!