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You may be shocked to learn this, but I really like Ford Broncos (especially 1966-77). Fun, but as a practical vehicle they are near the bottom of the list. I like your lean toward the Toyota 4Runner. I know a couple of guys that have owned 4Runners with 250K+ miles that still ran great.

Yeah, I don't know why Phillips' kickoffs are a good 10-15 yards shorter this season. Makes it tough when your opponent gets extra yards to start a drive. And Wilson... *big sigh* He has moments of pure brilliance wedged in between chunks of frustrating mismanagement. Special teams used to be...

Man, the wheels have really come off at Ole Miss.

Oops

At least you're not bitter.

I'm kinda like you, green. I have a lot of issues with the church and policy and culture. I'm still active (largely because my kid's social structure is pretty much our ward, and I really don't want to ruin things for them - some of their friend's parents are horribly judgmental and reactive...

I'm not a big fan either, but it could be a lot worse. I looked for a pic of the unis Temple wore last night, but couldn't find one. They were awful (Temple is UnderArmour, too).

If you're a fan of a constant stream of small but highly irritating electrical issues, deplorable gas mileage, and wheel arch rust, I'd highly recommend the Ford Bronco (1980-96)

Being undefeated, and with some high profile wins, the Utes were a sexy dark horse, and a lot of peeps jumped on the bandwagon. They lost to USC and all those bandwagoners scattered like cockroaches. If Utah could have stayed undefeated, it would be a no-brainer that they get in. If they go...

This. USC seems to be galvanizing.

I've heard the opinion that if Stanford wins out (CCG included) they make the playoffs, but if Utah does, they probably don't. Just chatter, but it wouldn't surprise me. I think Cy is a great example of the bias Utah might face. Some people just can't handle the thought that a recent mid...

I don't think they were ever in danger of losing, but their offense got really lax in the 2nd and 3rd quarters. Their defense played well, as usual.

Utah looked good their first two possessions. Looked like it was going to be a runaway. Not so much, it turns out. A win is a win, but Utah should have dominated OSU.

We're talking about San Francisco here. This is a non-story.

May be time to reconsider my decision to cast Trout in the role of Vinylone in my next project: Jazzfanzz the Movie.

I don't think even the most deluded Ute fan expected to get through the whole season unscathed. Utah is still in a great position. They still control their own destiny. If they can take care of business, they don't have to rely on anyone else. The pebble is ours to snatch.

I don't disagree.

It's not a shock, and it's not going to define Utah football. Perhaps how they respond will define them.

Obviously it's not all on Wilson. But this is a game he could've stepped up and maybe rescued the team. He made a lot of bad decisions instead. It's a team game. The loss is on the team. The QB gets hyper analyzed. That's just how it is.

Why is that? O State, Arizona, and Colorado? All very winnable games. UCLA is not a gimme (none of them are) but I still like our chances. We play them at home, and they are vulnerable to physical defenses. Your heart is reading way too much into this game. You want to write Utah off, but...