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I think Utah Basketball is back! We will once again own the Mtn. West like we once did, not so long ago!
Boylen has the right idea - focus on toughness and teamwork. The "tough factor" comes out when you make defensive stops in critical situations, especially in difficult surroundings. I like the approach he is bringing to the program. Defense is the definition of Utah basketball.
Yep, 3-3...utah basketball is right where it left off...it's back alright.
Lets see your team travel to Australia and go 3-3, your Provo might win one on that road trip..
Hey, we're still in the off-season. I like what the new coach has done with the Utah team. 3-3 is not a bad record against some good teams in Australia. Hopefully he'll turn things around this season...
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