this is a cool tradition, esp because it’s meaningful to the fanbase.

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Sep 11, 2024
3:55:46pm

Nittany Cougar Contributor

this is a cool tradition, esp because it’s meaningful to the fanbase.

Even if it was still a moment of mourning or remembrance for those specific players it’s still a nice gesture. Everyone manages those feelings and traditions differently, so even on its face it seems just fine. In light of the new meaning it’s taken it seems just as fine.

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Help me out. It strikes me as odd that Utes still use the deaths of teammates

buckeyecougarguy

Sep 11, 1:48pm

The helmets were too much

Carnac

Sep 11, 1:50pm

i had forgotten about that. But yeah...when does it cross the line?

buckeyecougarguy

Sep 11, 1:54pm

Creepy? Having two players die on the same thing is tragic, and I'm sure

Polecat

Sep 11, 3:53pm

Maybe so long as there are teamates that remember them it is fine.

md7Coug

Sep 11, 1:53pm

It will fade.

Hobo

Sep 11, 1:56pm

No it won't. The Moment of Loudness is already a tradition that has

neboutefan

Sep 11, 2:16pm

I agree. I am no Utah fan in any way, and I hope the moment is actually quiet

Polecat

Sep 11, 3:55pm

I still shake my head about their fans who tried to make it seem like BYU was somehow trying to

IdahoCoug

Sep 11, 1:57pm

why was it called club 22? Is it still called that? Is that just the year it was

buckeyecougarguy

Sep 11, 2:02pm

First year of BYU football was 1922

spidercoug

Sep 11, 2:08pm

1922 was the first year BYU had football.

IdahoCoug

Sep 11, 2:09pm

The moment of loudness is great.

ProvoY

Sep 11, 2:01pm

The moment of loudness started out as a tribute to Aaron and Ty.

10s Ute

Sep 11, 2:55pm

I like the idea compared to a moment of silence. Be loud and let them hear you!

morningcalmcougar

Sep 11, 3:38pm

I agree, a moment of loudness is unique and fitting for football players. Good

Polecat

Sep 11, 3:58pm

Does it show Elder Worthlin? That would be cool.

Hobo

Sep 11, 4:46pm

I’ve had similar feelings and also am unsure about what is actually ok

DanSmith

Sep 11, 2:06pm

Is each player's family due for some NIL each time of remembrance?

Hinta

Sep 11, 2:29pm

I have some thoughts if you are actually curious about it.

utetastic

Sep 11, 3:14pm

If you thumbs down this, you need to reassess your priorities.

Utefaninenemyland

Sep 11, 6:25pm

“With love in our hearts”

StantonMac

Sep 11, 9:57pm

I would tend to agree...but this one I let go because we're dealing with the

Polecat

Sep 11, 3:43pm

this is a cool tradition, esp because it’s meaningful to the fanbase.

Sep 11, 3:55pm

It’s evolved quite a bit. I think it’s actually really cool.

Sweetness

Sep 11, 4:16pm

I think its fine and that your objections probably stem from other things

Tricky

Sep 11, 5:00pm

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Soupie

Sep 11, 10:46pm

doesn't bother me. Let them remember how they will

JimmyZ

Sep 11, 5:12pm

It's probably wise to just leave that subject alone

MaximusMeridius

Sep 11, 5:21pm

Have you ever been there for it?

davidmj10

Sep 11, 7:31pm

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