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RE: BYU and Utah rivalry ends for now.
I grew up a Nebraska fan, before I even knew Fresno had NCAA football, Fresno played in the PCAA and I wondered when they'd be good enough for the NCAA, not knowing they were already in. Nebraska/Oklahoma in the 80's was the biggest rivalry, Texas always got killed by Oklahoma back then and usually the winner of NU/OU would be playing for a title. Kansas/Mizzou in basketball yes. Kansas/Mizzou are meh in football. Pitt/PSU would have been great too. Another that I would rank higher than BYU/Utah. I rank Oregon/Oregon St. higher than that too. LSU/Arkansas etc...
02-14-2012 03:53 PM
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