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Very truthful column. Everyone wants to live in a fantasy world, with no reality in it. Life goes on, it's only a game fans. Fact is- your not quite as good as you thought!
The Mountain West was not the best. Without an NCAA burst they'll be known as the Mtn. Worst.
But the fact remains, this is Utah's 1st time even showing up AT ALL in the NCAA tournament in 4 years. Come on little brother Utes, you gotta show up to represent the MWC at all. Stop your big talk and play some basketball already.
BYU on the other hand has been the last 3 years, and has been there more times in the past 9 years than any MWC team.
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