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Utah air attack ready to take off
Passing grade
Last season, Utah offensive coordinator Andy Ludwig didn't fool around too often. Former quarterback Brett Ratliff would take a snap and then get it to one of the team's "playmakers" as quickly as he could with short passes or handoffs. The casual Utah fan might have considered that kind of west coast-style offense to be a bit boring -- particulary because of the lack of any deep throws.… Post the First Comment

A new U tradition is born

Utes will now walk the walk
A new U tradition is born
Utah football is not just about building traditions by winning bowl games and making progress on-field. It is also about building traditions off the field. Starting this season, the U football team will participate in the Ute Walk. Two-and-a-half hours before the kickoff of every home game, the team will be walking from the Smith Center down Guardsman Way to Rice-Eccles Stadium.… 1 Comment

Golf brief

Usually, nine people with ties to the U should be able to take down a lone BYU graduate. This was not the case this past weekend at the Utah Open. Former BYU golfer and current PGA pro, Clay Ogden, took home the 2007 Utah Open trophy and the $20,000 first-prize winnings that came with it.… Post the First Comment

Make up your mind already, NCAA

Make up your mind already, NCAA
If you think kids change the rules a lot while playing touch football in a schoolyard, consider the NCAA. It seems as if the NCAA Football Rules Committee decides to tweak the rules every year. Whether it's an attempt to fundamentally alter the game by making it shorter or longer, or simply changing obscure rules that only referees know about, it's always something.… Post the First Comment

Activities: If the bike is fixed, it ain't broken

Activities: If the bike is fixed, it ain't broken
SALT LAKE CITY -- During the last three years, cycling in downtown Salt Lake City has been getting a little simpler. Fixed-gear bikes, also called track bikes or "fixies," have been growing in popularity due to their simple, low-maintenance design. More urban riders are ditching their heavy, full-suspension mountain bikes and high-tech, high-cost road bikes for these cheaper, easier models.… 3 Comments

Activities: Exercise, but with scenery

Hiking Lake Blanche
Activities: Exercise, but with scenery
Hikes are not just for the exercise. If that's all you want to gain from them, go run on a treadmill instead. Hiking is much more rewarding than that. Not only do you get the health benefits, but you get breathtaking views and beautiful scenery along with them.… Post the First Comment

Activities: Glendale review

A quick golfing retreat
If you feel like a round of golf should occassionally not include constant refrainment from wrapping one's club around the nearest tree or dumping your golf bag into the nearest lake, Glendale Golf Course is for you. Playing Glendale is not the taxing mind game that courses such as Mountain Dell, Wingpointe and the Homestead are, but that doesn't mean it's any less fun to play.… Post the First Comment

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