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BYU football: Foes' offenses share roots
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INNOVATIVE INDEED | 11:47 a.m. Dec. 20, 2008
If Dykes is like Anae, then yes he is innovative indeed. Not being able to
modify the game plan for foes like TCU, and Utah will result in a loss against
Arizona today. Wake up Anae.
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