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Screw the Utes, BSU will be a more fun rivalry anyways.

The idea that someone needed to create a thread to either a) reiterate with sarcasm and undertones of jealousy that Utah moved to the Pac-10, or B) semi-attempt to argue that this is a "good" thing for BYU just shows how envious the Cougs have become.
 
The idea that someone needed to create a thread to either a) reiterate with sarcasm and undertones of jealousy that Utah moved to the Pac-10, or B) semi-attempt to argue that this is a "good" thing for BYU just shows how envious the Cougs have become.

The Utes have become that girl in high school who used to be fat, but recently lost a lot of weight and now has super-confidence because of it. They really still aren't that hot, but think they are hot stuff. BYU is the goody-goody girl who has always been cute, but doesn't have an ego the size of Jupiter. One of the better looking guys in school is now dating Utah because of her ego and sluttiness. Because Utah just lost a lot of weight and now has a hot boyfriend, she thinks that BYU is super jealous of her when in all reality BYU could care less.
 
So basically what i'm saying is that no matter what you guys think, I could care less what conference Utah is in. The MWC is going to have that auto-birth a year after Utah gets it. Who cares?
 
So basically what i'm saying is that no matter what you guys think, I could care less what conference Utah is in. The MWC is going to have that auto-birth a year after Utah gets it. Who cares?

Aren't you putting a ton of faith in a BCS system that makes no bones about the fact that they really don't want to invite the MWC to the party? I know as a Ute fan, before the Pac 10 invite, I was nervous as hell in regards to whether or not the MWC would actually get an automatic bid in 2012. I guess you can just keep banking on something that may or may not ever actually happen- and for the record, I still hope the MWC gets an automatic bid.

Truth is, even if the MWC does get that auto bid, Utah will still have a better chance at going to a BCS bowl in any given season. You'll never see 2 MWC teams get a bid, but you will see two invited from the Pac 12 on a pretty regular basis. Not only that, it's not as if BYU is automatically BCS bound if MWC gets the auto bid. I think it's a pretty safe bet that TCU and Boise St would have quite a lot to say about that year in and year out.
 
You'll never see 2 MWC teams get a bid, but you will see two invited from the Pac 12 on a pretty regular basis.

Sounds like i'm not the one who is putting a lot of stock is something that will never happen- its you. The Pac-10 has been VERY bad the last couple of years and everybody knows it. Adding Colorado and Utah will help that you think? Good luck with that.
 
Sounds like i'm not the one who is putting a lot of stock is something that will never happen- its you. The Pac-10 has been VERY bad the last couple of years and everybody knows it. Adding Colorado and Utah will help that you think? Good luck with that.

If a Pac-12 team goes undefeated, there's a reasonable chance that they'll be playing for the national title. That means that they wouldn't be playing in the Rose Bowl, so obviously the 2nd place Pac 10 would probably be the first team the Rose Bowl looked at.

While that may not happen every year, it's certainly a much more likely scenario than the MWC getting an automatic bid in the first place, let alone placing 2 Mountain West teams which we all know will never happen.

So who's putting stock in something that will never happen? There's actually case-history that proves my theory can actually happen, yet you're waiting for an invite that may never come. Grasp at straws much?
 
So I guess the Utes are Colorado's new rival. The problem is I like and root for the Utes...damn.
 
I would love to know how 1984 is less relevent then 2004. Because it isn't.

You're so willfully blind that it's sad. The Mountain West era is only entering it's 12th year. Everything that's gone on during that time is fairly relevant to what we see happening in present day. However, most BYU fans really hate to admit that. They hate to admit that because since the inception of the Mountain, Utah has been the better football program. Period.

Sure, many of the numbers are close: They've split 8 conference titles evenly between the two schools and in 11 Mountain West head-to-head meetings Utah only holds a slim 6-to-5 record against BYU, but everything tips in Utah's favor once you add in the two BCS Births for Utah (and 2 BCS victories) compared to BYU's ZERO and Utah's 9 game bowl winning streak while during that same time BYU's had fairly mediocre bowl showings with losses to teams like Tulane, Marshall, Louisville, Cal and Arizona.

In looking at those numbers, it seems so silly that BYU fans still try to push some sort of superiority agenda on Utah fans. Those days came and went after both teams left the WAC for the MWC and anybody with half a brain is able to admit that. But then again, I'm still searching for a BYU fan with half a brain.
 
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