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BYU football: Cougars look to cure road woes
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2 years ago: "What? Never heard of that sir."
2 weeks ago: "We love to provide that sir, if only we had more information." (This response was followed with an email directing them to Craig Thompson for step by step instructions."
This Morning when upgrading my service to get FSN I requested again MWSN: "Sir I'll submit a programing request for you. Now you know if we did provide it, you would have to subscribe to a higher package like 100 plus." I assured them I would be willing.
I know this is worn out, but would any of you Cougar/MWC fans make some phone calls? I think it's getting close. Of course it would help too if the broadcast picture didn't look like something from the 60's. But we gotta start somewhere.
The ducks are a legitimate PAC-10 title contender. That's right, they could win it all beating out USC, California and the Arizona schools. And they win on their home turf which is why.
BYU is trying to belittle Washington. Look at the news stories, fan blogs, coaches' and players' comments. The overconfidence can easily lead to a loss, especially for a team that has no history supporting a non-conference road win.
The problem with hyping the cougars up so much and belittling the Huskies, is that you're more prone to losing, and even if the you win, but it's not a blow out, you lose respect. On the other hand, if you stay humble and point out the opponent's strengths instead of their weaknesses and lead people to believe it's going to be a tough game and then you blow them out, you gain respect, and even if it's close, you still gain respect. Everyone now expects a blowout, so the cougars better win big or they have hurt themselves by being so boastful.
Go cougars and please stay humble and don't let the MWC down again by losing another non-conference road game.
BYU 35 Washington 17
BYU will get a BCS invite if they keep winning. Utah has lowly Weber St and Utah St that will keep you ranked, if you win, but you must also beat a ranked BYU team in November. Routing against BYU defeats your own purpose, but that's how stupid some Ute fan are.............
1. The "road woes" are over.
2. Hopefully, those BYU fans that forecast a blow-out should be praying in gratitude for the 15 yard call after Washington's last touchdown.
3. Let's remember that this team is only 4-11 going back to the start of last season and the program is in shambles. Hopefully, no one will be delusional enough to rationalize this win into talk about how BYU could crush USC.
4. Can we just give up the "Quest for Perfection" now? Enough already. I for one will be rooting for Norm, Rick, and the Bruins next week (and every team BYU plays thereafter).
5. BYU is still 1-13 in its last 14 tries against ranked opponents.
6. Remember that this team was crushed last week by Oregon. Does anyone really think that this win demostrates that BYU is ready to play with the top half of the Pac-10?
Enuf Said.
No, we can't give up the "Quest for Perfection." Why? Because it isn't about having an undefeated record at the end of the season. That's a very small part of it. It has to do with each individual player, not necessarily the Cougar's record at the end of the season.
BYU could go continue to fumble balls into the end zone, still win every game, and fail the "Quest for Perfection." It's about improving yourself every day, every game. The wins will come if you do that.
Reverse those two turnovers, the bonehead call on Locker at the end of the game would have been irrelevant.
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