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89ute

Utah - 8
USC - 5
UCLA - 5
Worshington - 5
Colorado - 4
Caliiforniia - 3
Stanford - 2
Oregon St - 2
Worshington St - 1
Arizona St - 1
Oregon - L0L
Arizona - L0L

TierbsHsotBoobs

89ute said:

Utah - 8
USC - 5
UCLA - 5
Worshington - 5
Colorado - 4
Caliiforniia - 3
Stanford - 2
Oregon St - 2
Worshington St - 1
Arizona St - 1
Oregon - L0L
Arizona - L0L

Losers lose

GrundleStiltzkin

Whittingham is Romar POTD

priapism

Whittingham is a good coach. He takes a lot of 2* recruits and turns them into NFL players. He'd have a lot more success at a school like Florida or Texas.

Tequilla

Way to take the stats and turning them to fit your narrative Mr. Ute

TierbsHsotBoobs

priapism said:

Whittingham is a good coach. He takes a lot of 2* recruits and turns them into NFL players. He'd have a lot more success at a school like Florida or Texas.

Good coaches don't shit away games after they do such player development.

PurpleJ

He does more with less!

FireCohen

honestly, if utah had a decent QB they might have won the division

GrundleStiltzkin

PurpleJ said:

He does more with less!

@iDawg true??!

CuntWaffle

UCLA had more draft picks than wins last year lol.

DerekJohnson

GrundleStiltzkin said:

Whittingham is Romar POTD

Whittingham could have got Husky basketball into the NIT

Gladstone

WeakarmCobra said:

honestly, if utah had a decent QB they might have won the division

They've had something like 7 OCs in 7 years. Whittingham for all his defensive and ST strengths seems like a bit of a psycho to work with. OCs flee in droves. Something is obviously very very wrong.

89ute

Gladstone said:

WeakarmCobra said:

honestly, if utah had a decent QB they might have won the division

They've had something like 7 OCs in 7 years. Whittingham for all his defensive and ST strengths seems like a bit of a psycho to work with. OCs flee in droves. Something is obviously very very wrong.

It's a slow build. What little talent trickled into our program went straight to the defense. Hard to get a good OC to come in when your head coach is going to put all your talent on defense. Equally hard to to pull in offensive talent with zero offensive identity. No hot shot QB or WR wants to play in that hot mess. RBs and OLs, yes, especially after sending 5 of them to the NFL today.

2017 we signed 4 four stars, the rest three starts except one guy. Our best since joining the Pac-12. 2018 class currently has two 4 stars committed. If you're a four star guy and you come to Utah, you've got a good shot of getting into the NFL. Since 2011 class, we've had 7 four star guys finish out their career at Utah, 3 of them got drafted.

Compared to the top of the conference we are way behind on blue chips, but they are starting to trickle in.

Having this much NFL talent on the roster last year and only going 5-4 can be summed up with this one play. Watch are back up safety and converted WR to DB totally fuck up this play. We still have big holes in our roster. These holes give up TDs in tight games, or score TDs in the case of the Cal game.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/GgwhvMMXwfI

89ute

Tequilla said:

Way to take the stats and turning them to fit your narrative Mr. Ute

What the fuck are you talking about? What narrative?

YellowSnow

NFL execs love TUFF kids coming from altitude.

YellowSnow

Oregon had ZERO guys drafted, but still.

DerekJohnson

89ute said:

Gladstone said:

WeakarmCobra said:

honestly, if utah had a decent QB they might have won the division

They've had something like 7 OCs in 7 years. Whittingham for all his defensive and ST strengths seems like a bit of a psycho to work with. OCs flee in droves. Something is obviously very very wrong.

It's a slow build. What little talent trickled into our program went straight to the defense. Hard to get a good OC to come in when your head coach is going to put all your talent on defense. Equally hard to to pull in offensive talent with zero offensive identity. No hot shot QB or WR wants to play in that hot mess. RBs and OLs, yes, especially after sending 5 of them to the NFL today.

2017 we signed 4 four stars, the rest three starts except one guy. Our best since joining the Pac-12. 2018 class currently has two 4 stars committed. If you're a four star guy and you come to Utah, you've got a good shot of getting into the NFL. Since 2011 class, we've had 7 four star guys finish out their career at Utah, 3 of them got drafted.

Compared to the top of the conference we are way behind on blue chips, but they are starting to trickle in.

Having this much NFL talent on the roster last year and only going 5-4 can be summed up with this one play. Watch are back up safety and converted WR to DB totally fuck up this play. We still have big holes in our roster. These holes give up TDs in tight games, or score TDs in the case of the Cal game.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/GgwhvMMXwfI

Sounds like you care.

theknowledge

89ute said:

Gladstone said:

WeakarmCobra said:

honestly, if utah had a decent QB they might have won the division

They've had something like 7 OCs in 7 years. Whittingham for all his defensive and ST strengths seems like a bit of a psycho to work with. OCs flee in droves. Something is obviously very very wrong.

It's a slow build. What little talent trickled into our program went straight to the defense. Hard to get a good OC to come in when your head coach is going to put all your talent on defense. Equally hard to to pull in offensive talent with zero offensive identity. No hot shot QB or WR wants to play in that hot mess. RBs and OLs, yes, especially after sending 5 of them to the NFL today.

2017 we signed 4 four stars, the rest three starts except one guy. Our best since joining the Pac-12. 2018 class currently has two 4 stars committed. If you're a four star guy and you come to Utah, you've got a good shot of getting into the NFL. Since 2011 class, we've had 7 four star guys finish out their career at Utah, 3 of them got drafted.

Compared to the top of the conference we are way behind on blue chips, but they are starting to trickle in.

Having this much NFL talent on the roster last year and only going 5-4 can be summed up with this one play. Watch are back up safety and converted WR to DB totally fuck up this play. We still have big holes in our roster. These holes give up TDs in tight games, or score TDs in the case of the Cal game.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/GgwhvMMXwfI

*You're

whatshouldicareabout

89ute said:

Utah - 8
USC - 5
UCLA - 5
Worshington - 5
Colorado - 4
Caliiforniia - 3
Stanford - 2
Oregon St - 2
Worshington St - 1
Arizona St - 1
Oregon - L0L
Arizona - L0L

So you lost all your best talent from last year's team, are welcoming Troy Williams back, and will probably lose to Colorado again?

Dennis_DeYoung

I think Whittingham is good, but there are a lot of aspects to being a great coach... you have to recruit, manage the roster, develop talent, create a competitive environment, coach your coaches, be willing to prune, etc, and that's all prior to game day. In-game is where so many coaches take all the hard work they've been up to and flush it down the toilet.

Utah had more developed talent than teams it lost to, but the Utes still struggle at 'bottleneck' places like 'in game coaching' and 'a quarterback'.

Still, Whittingham is pretty damn good.

haie

TierbsHsotBoobs said:

priapism said:

Whittingham is a good coach. He takes a lot of 2* recruits and turns them into NFL players. He'd have a lot more success at a school like Florida or Texas.

Good coaches don't shit away games after they do such player development.

He doesn't just shit games away, he straight up gets beat by shitty teams from beginning to end.