Brigham Young

The Cougars have been producing award-winning posters for years, and BYU really went the extra distance this year by traveling to the Bonneville Salt Flats and shooting not only the poster, but a video that you can view by clicking here. We couldn't wait to open the finished product after landed in the old inbox, but after inspecting the goods, it was clear something was missing. Where was the schedule? Not on this poster. After several late-night discussions with a distinguished panel of judges at various dens of depravity, it was decided to let the Cougar poster into the contest, even though it was missing this key ingredient. Two key nonconference games: Sept. 5 vs. Oklahoma in Arlington and Sept. 19 vs. Florida State in Provo. Win those games and the only stumbling blocks on the cruise to an undefeated regular season are Oct. 24 against Texas Christian in Provo and the Nov. 28 Holy War against Utah, also in Provo. Thanks to Jaren!

Comments

[mike]

Where is the schedule. Oh, and where are the minorities? What with the salt flats and the players, I'm blinded by this poster.

[Goberry]

I don't know what is a greater sign that we as a society have moved towards a more elightened state regarding race. That the nation as a whole elected an African American President, or that the one black guy they in Provo is now on the BYU poster!

[Ben]

That's actually a Tongan.

[Coach]

That's funny, the moment I saw the poster i wanted to comment on the single thing that struck my eye... and then I saw that three comments had already been made, all of them about the same thing I saw!

Too funny!

My comment now becomes the fourth, and notice how I didn't even have to describe or mention what it was I saw?

(P.S., there are several perfectly good reasons to be antagonized and opposed to the BYU football program, and to root for them to lose... maybe more than several, maybe lots of good reasons... but the reason we're alluding to here, is as good as any)