Comments about ‘Utah Jazz: 25 Olympic athletes to attend tonight's game’
Recommended Stories
Chris Fernandez
The stories of what drives and draws Chris "Kid Kayo" Fernandez are in the scars above his eyes and beneath the thrum of his fists.
Girls club soccer
Club soccer has taken girls sports by storm, but the physical, financial and emotional costs are mounting.
WCC partnership
Back in September 2010, when BYU announced its football program would go independent and most of its other sports would compete in the West Coast Conference, people have wondered how long that status would last.
What You May Have Missed
Most Popular
Across Site
In Sports
- Top-10 All-Sports schools in each of the five...
- Vai's View: Vai's View: Ross Farnsworth and...
- ESPN: Mormon athlete Jabari Parker's family...
- Popularity of club soccer among girls still...
- Gail Miller gets engaged to Salt Lake attorney
- BYU sports: Two years later, WCC happy with...
- Utah Utes football: 5 questions with Utah...
- Utah State football: Fox anxious to join...
Most Commented
Across Site
In Sports
- Doug Robinson: BCS has finally admitted...
30 - BYU football: Phil Ford has change of... 26
- Cottonwood High School football coach... 25
- High school baseball: All-star rosters... 19
- Utah Jazz: No luck for Jazz as Warriors... 19
- Brad Rock: UVU gets a lesson in... 15
- Jazz, Warriors have much at stake in... 14
- Utah Utes football: 5 questions with... 12
Basketball is cool!!!
but you got to open eyes for some other sports sometimes and the olympic athletes you acn meet at the game today is a great oppotunity! Go see them, and find out about them on Youtube. For example, we have world best skiers living in Utah and what they do as well as how famous they are over in Europe is pretty amazing.
It is very cool deal. Don't miss it. Good oppotunity to realize who we have in the state of Utah!!!
I count 9 athletes in that group who are either favorites to win medals, or at least have a good chance...not bad.
I am a HUGE Jazz fan. WOO-HOO!!!!!
DeseretNews.com encourages a civil dialogue among its readers. We welcome your thoughtful comments.
— About comments