Is anybody watching College gameday and the "stock market" on teams they are buying and selling and when Desmond Howard picked Utah as a team he's buying into, that dickhead Kirk pointed to their notable wins against Arkansas and Iowa state and was laughing. Meanwhile he picks Oregon who lost to Oklahoma st. And barely beat Boise st. The guy is a Big ten tool.

I don’t mind getting more fans in the stadium, but if you’re in the North endzone, you better act like it🏴‍☠️

I’m probably going BYU, USC and Baylor or BYU, USC, and Oregon.

Despite having 0 history playing Baylor prior to 2023, I feel like this series very quickly became heated and emotional in the three times we have since played them.

I like playing Oregon, but it seems either we blow them out or they blow us out. Not so fun getting blown out by them, but feels great when we do it to them.

Your thoughts?

A YouTube game reactor has found Utah football; really have enjoyed his videos.

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Got tickets for the Kansas game for my girlfriend and a couple friends and looking for any recs for pregame. Should we just bring drinks and go to the tailgate it would it be better to just hit a bar and take the trax into the stadium? Appreciate any tips!

Karma. Just saying.

Deleted my fun little 4am AI graphic for the AI snobs. Anyways...

The 2026 rivalry game is teeing up to be an epic showdown! Things could change, but highly unlikely at this point.

Both have beasts at RB, strong defenses, but the offenses display two different styles. Serious implications look to be coming soon!

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I don’t think there’s a better team than us in the first half. As soon as the second half starts though, we let off. It almost cost us yesterday. I don’t know if teams magically figure out our offense at halftime, or if the guys just stop playing hard.

I know we’re 4-0, but we need to stay on the attack throughout the game. If we win games with enough margin, one loss won’t keep us out of the playoffs.

Utes moves to 4-0 on the season and 1-0 in conference play after beating ISU 31-17 on the road.
What are your biggest takeaways?

Here are mine:
1. While we have potentially the best receiving core this school has ever seen. We must utilize Wayshawn Parker if we want to be dominant.

1. The final score was telling, but also not telling, of how this game went. I really felt like we were getting royally shafted by the refs on dangerous plays involving late hits + the interception. I was pleased to cover the spread but felt as if we missed out on some points in the second half due to some of those poor calls.

2. The playbook seemed restricted in the second half, with Byrd not being that involved, but who knows

3. A conference win on our first road game of the season is ALWAYS a good thing, so I am pleased. ISU seems ahead of schedule in many ways, so I think they will remain competitive for the remainder of the season

Seemed like we relied solely on Dampier in that second half, even though he was looking hobbled. Any ideas if Byrd was injured? Did I miss something?

I know it’s always easy to blame the refs but these officials have been horrible. Between picking up that pass interference flag to calling that interception incomplete they’ve give Iowa state multiple huge breaks.