teammates. He did exactly what he should have done. It's what college kids do when they play sports.

And you know darn well you'd love it if BYU had that kind of tenacity to beat Utah.

I can't stand Utah football, but I still know Morgan Scalley is not a bad person for doing his part in it.

And for you all who think Kalani lacks some kind of tenacity that could match Urban Meyer/Morgan Scalley's pregame BYU hate hype, he's not allowed to coach that way because of the church. People claim I'm making excuses for Kalani when I say the church and/or BYU shapes how he can do things. We listened to Bronco carry on and on for years about how the church and BYU shaped how he coached, and how BYU was so different than any other school. And it was all good because he held players accountable for messy locker rooms or tardiness. Kalani works for the same church and school, but some people mock his "love and learning."

People mock my Kalani defenses, and I don't care if it's organizational or x's and o's, but hating "love and learning" and acting like he hasn't been given direction from the church just like Bronco was is so absurd I'll repeat it.