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BYU vs. USU Football


BYU and USU are facing off tonight in Provo at 7pm. The game will be broadcast on channel 37, The Mountain.

The reason why these "LDS" teams are playing on Saturday is so their fans can travel and attend General Conference on Saturday and Sunday.

I watched my first USU Aggie football game one or two weeks ago against Southern Utah University. It was a pathetic sight. I felt like I was watching overly enthusiastic intramural teams have at it. (I left a halftime.)

I gonna call the game score right now. I'm thinking 52 to 10 BYU. My prediction for tonight's game is not much more generous than ESPN's. They predict a complete lopsided match with a potential score of 75 to 20 BYU.



In these situations, where I have attended both schools, I can safely say, "GO BLUE!"

Post-Game Report

USU had a chance! BYU turned over the ball a ton. With 2 minutes left, the score was only 28-10 BYU. The final score was something like 28-17.

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  1. Julie TSun Oct 04, 12:28:00 AM MDT

    So what was the final score? You may need to change sports!

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  2. NoelleFri Oct 09, 12:49:00 PM MDT

    Well it wasn't quite 52 to 10 but at least we beat USU :) Were the aggies quite upset at the loss?

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