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The Utah State-Utah football rivalry has been renewed. Is that a good thing for the Aggies? - Vimarsana News

The Utah State-Utah football rivalry has been renewed. Is that a good thing for the Aggies?

The Aggies and Utes haven’t played since 2015 and haven’t played in Logan since 2012. Will Utah State-Utah three-game series be a good thing for USU recruiting? Read more.

The Utah State-Utah rivalry has been renewed. Is that a good thing for the Aggies? - Vimarsana News

The Utah State-Utah rivalry has been renewed. Is that a good thing for the Aggies?

The Aggies and Utes haven’t played since 2015 and haven’t played in Logan since 2012. Will Utah State-Utah three-game series be a good thing for USU recruiting? Read more.

Source: yahoo.com
No. 13 BYU to report to Independence Bowl against UAB - Vimarsana News

No. 13 BYU to report to Independence Bowl against UAB

After a 10-2 season with wins over the champions of the Pac-12 and Mountain West conferences, the Cougars are headed to Shreveport, Louisiana to play in the Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl.

Source: ksl.com
November to remember for BYU Athletics - The Daily Universe - Vimarsana News

November to remember for BYU Athletics - The Daily Universe

Since BYU athletes aren’t permitted to celebrate no-shave November, they began a new tradition at BYU called No-loss November.

Source: byu.edu
What ever happened to the Beehive Boot, and can BYU take it back? - Vimarsana News

What ever happened to the Beehive Boot, and can BYU take it back?

The Beehive Boot was founded in 1971 by former BYU sports information director Dave Schulthess as a way to reward winner the annual round-robin series between the three schools.

Source: ksl.com