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Originally Posted by BYU71
with what I am about to say. Perhaps goat will interpret for me so you can all understand.
I have noted with some joy (sarcastic) those who praise the code, honor and punishment dealt out at BYU. There are those who truly would rather have no HC violations and not win.
However, with the Bronco era they have gained new heart. The two don't have to be mutually exclusive. They think he is a spiritual leader whose by product is a winning football team. I think he is a disciplined person and very good coach who also happens to be spiritual. I can coincide with the spiritualists, except when I hear the following.
Crying because other teams aren't giving out the same punishment we do for violations. Hey, if you guys think we are so good because we punish our players and ask them to be on a spiritual plane, why are you crying about other teams not doing so. You want them to have the advantage we have.
OR, don't you have the faith you mouth.
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Because I am one the few mormons on the internet whose longest domicile in the Lovely Deseret was my sentence of 3 weeks at the MTC, I have risen above our cultural need to be a ninny. I really don't care what other institutions do to their athletes, save how it impacts how good or bad their team will be. I allow BYU to have its own rules and afford others the same privilege.
Sadly for '71 he is forced to mingle with BYU fans and their close relative the ALUF. I can feel your pain.
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