Messing with Texas: UT @ BYU

[Blueintheface]

There's that and there have been enough teams come into Provo and kick BYU's ass that I just don't see the altitude being a very significant advantage anyway. Seems to get plenty of talk, but it's overrated, IMO.

Seems our only true advantage left is the pickle juice. Please don't let Texas know about that, SMR.

[lambdacoug]

It's funny to me to think that Provo is high altitude.

It was noticeable for me when I first arrived in Provo from KC my freshman year and tried to play some pickup basketball and ultimate frisbee the first week or so.

[Indy Coug]

My wife was in Provo last week and had to run 9 miles as part of her marathon training and said the altitude kicked her butt, as it's 4,000 feet higher than where we live.

[byu71]

lol @ the fact you think BYU can score 25 points. Old people are awesome.

LOL at you reading my post while your head is up your butt. I was doing a math excercise not predicting anything.

[Uncle Ted]

SB comparing depth charts...

Texas' depth chart:




Brigham Young's depth chart:

http://www.shaggybevo.com/board/show...=1#post5648107

Spoiler for the safe for work version:

With around 55 wives, think of the contributions he could of made to the "Stupid Things Wife Say/do Thread"


1. 1824 Oct. 8 Miriam Works, 1806-32
2. 1834 Feb. 10 Mary Ann Angel, 1808-82
3. 1842 June 14 Lucy Ann Decker, 1822
4. 1843 Nov. 2 Augusta Adams, 1802-86
5. 1843 Nov. 2 Harriet Cook, 1824-98
6. 1844 May 8 Clarissa Decker, 1828-89
7. 1844 Sept. Emily Dow Partridge, 1824-99
8. 1844 Sept. 10 Clarissa Ross, 1814-57
9. 1844 Sept. 19 Louisa Beaman, 1815-50
10. 1844 Oct. 3 Eliza Roxey Snow, 1804-87
11. 1844 Oct. 3 Elizabeth Fairchild, 1828-1910
12. 1844 Oct. 8 Clarissa Blake, 1796-not known
13. 1844 Oct. 9 Rebecca Holman, 1824-49
14. 1844 Oct. 10 Diana Chase, 1827-86
15. 1844 Oct. 31 Susannah Snively, 1815-92
16. 1844 Nov. 7 Olive Gray Frost, 1816-45
17. 1845 Jan. 15 Mary Ann Clark, 1816-not known
18. 1845 Jan. 16 Margaret Pierce, 1823-1907
19. 1845 Jan. 16 Mary Pierce, 1821-47
20. 1845 April 30 Emmeline Free, 1826-75
21. 1845 May 22 Mary Elizabeth Rollins, 1818-191
22. 1846 Jan. 14 Margaret Alley, 1825-52
23. 1846 Jan. 15 Olive Andrews, 1818-not known
24. 1846 Jan. 15 Emily Haws, 1823-not known
25. 1846 Jan. 21 Martha Bowker, 1822-90
26. 1846 Jan. 21 Ellen Rockwood, 1829-66
27. 1846 Jan. 28 Jemima Angel, 1803-69
28. 1846 Jan. 28 Abigail Marks, 1781-1846
29. 1846 Jan. 28 Phebe Morton, 1776-1854
30. 1846 Jan. 28 Cynthia Porter, 1783-not known
31. 1846 Jan. 31 Mary Eliza Nelson, 1812-85
32. 1846 Jan. 31 Rhoda Richards, 1784-1879
33. 1846 Feb. 2 Zina Huntington, 1821-1901
34. 1846 Feb. 3 Amy Cecilia Cooper, 1804-
35. 1846 Feb. 3 Mary Ellen de la Montague
36. 1846 Feb. 3 Julia Foster, 1811-91
37. 1846 Feb. 3 Abigail Harback, 1790-1849
38. 1846 Feb. 3 Mary Ann Turley, 1827-1904
39. 1846 Feb. 6 Naamah Carter, 1821-1909
40. 1846 Feb. 6 Nancy Cressy, 1780-1872
41. 1847 Feb. 10 Jane Terry, 1819-47
42. 1847 March 20 Lucy Bigelow, 1830-1905
43. 1847 March 20 Mary Jane Bigelow
44. 1848 April 18 Sarah Malin,
45. 1852 Oct. 3 Eliza Burgess, 1827-1915
46. 1852 Dec. 16 Mary Oldfield, 1793--1875
47. before 1853 Eliza Bab$#@!, 1828-68
48. 1855 June 10 Catherine Reese, 1804-60
49. 1856 March 14 Harriet Barney, 1830-1911
50. 1863 Jan, 24 Amelia Folsom, 1838-1910
51. 1865 Jan. 8 Mary Van Cott, 1844-84
52. 1868 April 7 Ann Eliza Webb, 1844-
53. 1869 July 3 Elizabeth Jones, 1814-95
54. 1870 May 8 Lydia Farnsworth, 1808-97
55. 1872 Dec. 8 Hannah Tapfield, 1807-86

[lambdacoug]

I think it's kinda cool Ann Eliza Webb is still alive...

[Uncle Ted]

I think it's kinda cool Ann Eliza Webb is still alive...

Yes, she must be the tough looking one in the picture...

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apparently she gave Brigham Young a lot of trouble.

[jay santos]

Yes, she must be the tough looking one in the picture...

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apparently she gave Brigham Young a lot of trouble.

Her gene pool must be where we get our OL. Look at that neck!

[lambdacoug]

Yes, she must be the tough looking one in the picture...

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apparently she gave Brigham Young a lot of trouble.

Is that a 5 o'clock shadow?

[Paperback Writer]

There's that and there have been enough teams come into Provo and kick BYU's ass that I just don't see the altitude being a very significant advantage anyway. Seems to get plenty of talk, but it's overrated, IMO.

Agree. I don't remember the Longhorns wearing altitude masks when they prepared for the Buffalos in Colorado.
Boulder: 5,400+
Provo:4,500+

[lambdacoug]

Her gene pool must be where we get our OL. Look at that neck!

No, she wasn't a pushover (according to Uncle Ted).

[lambdacoug]

Agree. I don't remember the Longhorns wearing altitude masks when they prepared for the Buffalos in Colorado.
Boulder: 5,400+
Provo:4,500+

Well, it *was* CU...

[smokymountainrain]

LOL at you reading my post while your head is up your butt. I was doing a math excercise not predicting anything.

sheesh. a little sensitive today, aren't we.

[Shaka]

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That dude works at Marine Products.

[Indy Coug]

sheesh. a little sensitive today, aren't we.

It's the Metamucil talking.