BYU doesn't feature a probable NFL first-round draft pick at quarterback, or a Heisman winner at receiver, but the Cougars believe they can keep up with high-scoring Colorado.
Good morning. On our mind today: BYU-Colorado at the Alamo Bowl, Karson Templin's impact on Utah State basketball and the state of the Utah Hockey Club fan base. Read these and other top stories.
FROM BYU 1984 MAGAZINE
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What Kalani Sitake and Coach Prime said on the eve of the Alamo Bowl
BYU's offensive game plan vs. Colorado is simple: Be aggressive
Karson Templin is bringing the energy to Utah State basketball
How closely are Utahns following the Utah Hockey Club?
Reese Ross has turned up her game by exemplifying the Utah basketball culture
36 years ago against Colorado, Ty Detmer earned the trophy, but Jason Chaffetz won the game
