Facilities Inquiry

[Mormon Red Death]

The locker rooms under the stadium are not very good. Honestly, BYU's lockers rooms are much better for both home and visiting teams. That being said, Utah's locker rooms are better than every other team in the MWC. I think they will need a big upgrade to compare to a lot of the Pac 10 teams and I assume that will happen with stadium expansion.

As for facilities, BYU has Utah beat on the weight room and student athlete center. BYU has a top notch weight room, locker room, study hall/computer lab and training room. They are all in the same facility. The locker room that the football team trains in at BYU is only for the football and men's basketball team. Utah's is good, don't get me wrong but BYU's is better. The indoor facilities are 6's.

Even with the Alex Smith and Stevonne Smith donations?

[il Padrino Ute]

The locker rooms under the stadium are not very good. Honestly, BYU's lockers rooms are much better for both home and visiting teams. That being said, Utah's locker rooms are better than every other team in the MWC. I think they will need a big upgrade to compare to a lot of the Pac 10 teams and I assume that will happen with stadium expansion.

As for facilities, BYU has Utah beat on the weight room and student athlete center. BYU has a top notch weight room, locker room, study hall/computer lab and training room. They are all in the same facility. The locker room that the football team trains in at BYU is only for the football and men's basketball team. Utah's is good, don't get me wrong but BYU's is better. The indoor facilities are 6's.

I haven't seen many facilities of Pac-10 schools. Just opposing locker rooms. I toured USC's facilities back in '96 and participated in a camp at UCLA the same year. USC's set up is incredible. UCLA's campus and practice facilities were awesome. I have seen all the get up at ASU as well. Pretty nice.

I guess Hot Lunch is the authority on this. I've only seen the stadiums and practice facilities of both schools, but HL has seen more and therefore, I accept that his call is accurate.

[Hot Lunch]

This question is probably mostly addressed to BoylenOver and Hot Lunch, but i'm really interested in any info. As a fan, I see the outside only of RES. It is a nice stadium, and i understand that it can be expanded, and likely will, in the next few years. It obviously isn't larger than LES, but it is equally as nice. I just listened to Dick Harmon on ESPN. He mentioned that BYU's facilities were better. That got me to thinking about the south endzone box at RES, which was built many years ago, and under which are the locker rooms. Are they a mess? How do they compare to BYU's similar facilities? Also, with the new Alex Smith center, i would imagine that the strength training facilities are as nice at Utah as at BYU, if not nicer.

How do the two university's compare, and how does Utah's compare to what you may or may not have seen at current PAC10 schools?

The locker rooms under the stadium are not very good. Honestly, BYU's lockers rooms are much better for both home and visiting teams. That being said, Utah's locker rooms are better than every other team in the MWC. I think they will need a big upgrade to compare to a lot of the Pac 10 teams and I assume that will happen with stadium expansion.

As for facilities, BYU has Utah beat on the weight room and student athlete center. BYU has a top notch weight room, locker room, study hall/computer lab and training room. They are all in the same facility. The locker room that the football team trains in at BYU is only for the football and men's basketball team. Utah's is good, don't get me wrong but BYU's is better. The indoor facilities are 6's.

I haven't seen many facilities of Pac-10 schools. Just opposing locker rooms. I toured USC's facilities back in '96 and participated in a camp at UCLA the same year. USC's set up is incredible. UCLA's campus and practice facilities were awesome. I have seen all the get up at ASU as well. Pretty nice.

[All-American]

I suppose it depends for which side you cheer, eh?

Is there anybody who has actually seen both of the facilities and cares to comment?

[il Padrino Ute]

Yes.

I suppose it depends for which side you cheer, eh?

[Surfah]

As far as facilities are concerned?

Yes.

[il Padrino Ute]

I don't think so Il Paddy.

As far as facilities are concerned?

[All-American]

When Dick Harmon says that BYU has better facilities, you need to remember that it is Dick Harmon saying it. The only thing BYU has on Utah right now is more seats in the stadium.

I'd have to think BYU should have some good karma stored up by now, too.

[Surfah]

When Dick Harmon says that BYU has better facilities, you need to remember that it is Dick Harmon saying it. The only thing BYU has on Utah right now is more seats in the stadium.

I don't think so Il Paddy.

[il Padrino Ute]

When Dick Harmon says that BYU has better facilities, you need to remember that it is Dick Harmon saying it. The only thing BYU has on Utah right now is more seats in the stadium.

[OrangeUte]

This question is probably mostly addressed to BoylenOver and Hot Lunch, but i'm really interested in any info. As a fan, I see the outside only of RES. It is a nice stadium, and i understand that it can be expanded, and likely will, in the next few years. It obviously isn't larger than LES, but it is equally as nice. I just listened to Dick Harmon on ESPN. He mentioned that BYU's facilities were better. That got me to thinking about the south endzone box at RES, which was built many years ago, and under which are the locker rooms. Are they a mess? How do they compare to BYU's similar facilities? Also, with the new Alex Smith center, i would imagine that the strength training facilities are as nice at Utah as at BYU, if not nicer.

How do the two university's compare, and how does Utah's compare to what you may or may not have seen at current PAC10 schools?