From: jsnow@moons.sim.es.com (John Snow)
Subject: BYU Report: BYU vs. Utah - BYU to Aloha Bowl
Keywords: BYU football
Organization: Evans & Sutherland Computer Corp.
Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 23:25:32 GMT

BYU Report: BYU vs. Utah  November 21, 1992

BYU traveled 40 miles north to take on their arch rivalthe Utes of
Utah in the 68th playing of the annual rivalry. BYU has won 18 of the
last 20 meetings between the two teams with Utah taking victories in
1978 and 1988. Last year's game in Provo had the Cougars winning
48-17.

For Utah, a possible bid to the Freedom bowl and the state bragging
rights were on the line. For BYU, a win would clinch at least a tie
for the WAC championship and possibly a Holiday Bowl bid if all the
dominoes fell the right way throughout the rest of the day in the WAC.

Jamal Willis needed 144 yards against the Utes to become only the 3rd
1000 yard rusher in BYU history and BYU's coaching staff was committed
to gaining this goal for Jamal. This determined persuit of Jamal's
1000 yard season contributed to BYU's dismal second half.

Salt Lake City was hit by a heavy snow storm Friday morning with about
a foot of snow falling on the carpet at Rice Stadium. The snow had
been removed but the artificial turf was still wet but was drying
rapidly by the bright sunshine by game time Saturday.

PLAY-BY-PLAY
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Utah won the coin toss and deferred to the second half. BYU received
the opening kickoff which sailed into the end zone and was downed.
Starting at the 20, BYU was quick to get the ball to Jamal who started
off poorly by gaining no yardage. On second down, Ryan Hancock went
deep to Tyler Anderson who had a step on the defender at the Utah 40.
The defender's only option was to interfere with Tyler which he did,
giving BYU 15 yards and the first down at the BYU 35. Kalin Hall
carried the ball on first down up the middle for 2 yards. Hancock then
hit Bryce Doman on the side line where he stepped out 1 yard short of
the first down at the 44. Kalin Hall carried the ball on a sweep for a
first down at the 48. Hema Heimuli carried the ball for 9 yards on a
draw play. On 2nd and 1, a motion penalty cost BYU 5 yards. On 2nd and
6, Hancock hit Jamal for 2 yards. On 3rd and 4, Utah's defense sacked
Hancock back at the BYU 45. Brad Hunter's punt carried to the 4 yard
line where it was fielded and returned to the 9.

Utah started their first possession deep in their own territory, a
pattern of field position that would last througout the first half. A
run up the middle gained 3 yards. QB Frank Dolce's first pass fell
incomplete. On third and 7, Dolce dropped back to pass, couldn't find
anyone open and sprinted out of the pocket picking up the first down
and more out to the 29 yard line. Keith Williams carried the ball for
3 yards on first down. Dolce's pass over the middle was right into the
hands of BYU's Todd Herget who dropped it. On 3rd and 7, Dolce's pass
over the middle was dropped. Utah's punter, Steve Young, punted to the
BYU 25 where Drage fielded the ball and returned it to the 37.

On first down, Hancock's pass was deflected at the line and fell
incomplete. Hancock's second down pass hit a wide open Jamal right in
the numbers but he dropped it. Hancock's third down pass was deflected
before it got to Drage and fell incomplete. Hunter punted the ball to
the 26 of Utah.

Utah's second possession was almost identical to their first. It
started with a 5 yard penalty. A screen pass was good for 7 yards. A
pass to Jamal Anderson was knocked down by Derwin Gray. On 3rd and 8,
Dolce dropped back to pass and again sprinted out of the pocket and
picked up up the first down at the 37. On first down, a run by
Williams lost 2 yards. Dolce hit Anderson for 5 yards. On 3rd and 7, a
pass was completed to Lusk who was tackled short of the first. Young
punted to the 15 and it was returned to the 22.

After BYU's last possession of three passes and punt, the Cougar's
turned to the running game and Jamal Willis. Jamal gained 4 yards on
the sweep then 14 yards up the middle. Jamal gained 9 yards on first
down to midfield. Heimuli lost a yard. On 3rd and 2, Jamal gained only
one yard and Hunter came in to punt. His punt sailed into the end
zone.

On first down, Dolce rolled out and threw deep to his tight end but
the pass was almost intercepted by Brad Clark and fell incomplete. On
second down, Dolce dropped back to throw a screen but BYU read it all
the way and had the intended receiver covered with two men. Dolce
threw the ball into the ground to avoid the sack. Dolce's third down
pass was too tall for the receiver and Utah was forced to punt.
Young's punt has caught by Drage at the 33 and returned to the 40.

On first down, Jamal turned the corner on the sweep and broke free of
the defenders and would have had clear sailing for a TD if the last
beaten Ute defender hadn't reached around Jamal as he fell and knocked
the ball out of Jamal's hands. The ball bounced out of bounds at the
50 and BYU retained possession. Hancock found Otis Sterling on the
side line for 8 yards on first down. Jamal carried to the Utah 39 for
first down. Jamal gained 5 yards on the sweep then left the game
favoring his shoulder. Hall carried once for no gain and left the game
limping on his ankle that has been injured in the last two games.
Jamal came back in but Hancock went to the air and found Sterling on
the side line at the 25 for the first down. On first down, Hancock
threw to tight end Byron Rex who was tackled at the 4. Jamal carried
the ball into the end zone to finish the drive. The drive went 61
yards in 8 plays and lasted 2:51. After the PAT the score was 7-0.

David Lauder's kick sailed 9 yards deep into the end zone and the Utes
elected to run it out - a bad mistake as the Cougar's stopped them at
the 12. Anderson gained 1 yard on first down. Dolce dropped back to
pass, couldn't find an open receiver, and ran the ball to the 18 to
end the first quarter. On 3rd and 3, Dolce rolled out and threw over
the head of the receiver. Young's punt carried to the Y 44 and was
returned across mid-field to the 47.

Hancock, starting with excellant field position, found Doman open at
the 25. Hall, back in the game, carried to the 22. Jamal lost 3 yards
on a sweep. Hancock then tried to hit Tyler Anderson at the 5 but
overthrew him and BYU settled for a 42 yard field goal to make the
score 10-0 - a disappointing result of such good field position.

Lauder's kick went into the end zone and was not returned. Williams
carried the ball for 2 yards. Dolce, back to pass, was almost sacked
but got away and gained 7 yards. On third and 1, the Ute's, eagar for
a first down, jumped the gun and it cost them 5 yards setting up 3rd
and 6. Dolce's pass was over the head of the receiver and Young came
in once again to punt. The punt sailed to the 35 and Drage returned it
to the BYU 40.

BYU took over with Jamal Willis out for the rest of the half nursing a
1st degree shoulder separation - a minor injury. Hancock quickly hit
Doman at the 50 where he broke a tackle and ran to the Utah 44. On
first down, the Cougars were guilty of holding on a draw play moving
the ball back to the BYU 45 and setting up first and 20. A scrambling
Hancock hit Byron Rex at the Utah 30. On first down, Hancock ran the
bootleg and kept the ball for 6 yards. On second down, Utah was
offsides, giving BYU the first down at the 19. After the penalty,
Hancock handed the ball off to Rex on a tight end reverse. Rex, running
towards the sideline, pulled up and threw the ball into the end zone.
It was a perfect pass by the the tight end to Eric Drage who cradled
the ball into his arms for the TD! BYU, not much of a razzle-dazzle
team, pulled one from deep in the play book to make the score 17-0
after the PAT. The drive covered 59 yards in 4 plays and lasted 1:31.

Lauder's kick was a rare one short of the end zone and was returned to
the 25. On first down, Dolce was sacked by Randy Brock back at the 17.
Dolce's second down pass over the middle was just off the receiver's
finger tips. On 3rd and 21, Dolce's pass was complete to the 33, two
yards short of the first and Young punted to the 20, BYU returned it
to the 31.

On first down from the 31, Heimuli ran the draw and fumbled the ball.
The Ute's recovered at the BYU 43 and had their first possession of
the game inside BYU territory.

Williams carried on first down to the 39. On second down, Dolce
scrambled to avoid the pass rush and let fly downfield where Patrick
Mitchell made a great diving play to knock the ball down. On third and
6, Dolce was almost sacked back at the 50 but managed to throw the
ball away before going down. Utah was forced to punt after having great
field position for the first time. The punt was fair caught at the 14.

As BYU started with their worst field position, they were pelted by
snowballs from the sideline and end zone. The official called time out
and threatened to send the teams to the locker room if it continued. 

On first down, Hall fumbled the handoff from Hancock but recovered his
own fumble and managed to get back to the line of scrimage. On second
down, Byron Rex dropped a pass that was on his shoestrings. On third
down, Hancock was almost caught for the sack but scrambled away and
picked up 12 yards to the 26. Hall carried again for no gain then
Christensen, subbing for Jamal, carried on the sweep for 4 to the 30.
On third and 6, Christensen caught a pass, slipped the tackle and
carried the ball to the 48. On first down, Hancock hit Rex at the Utah
30. On first down, Hall carried for 2 yards then Heimuli caught a pass
over the middle to the 15. On the sweep, Hall fumbled the ball but it
bounced right back into his arms as he fell down and lost 1 yard. A
pitch to Hall around the other end was good down to the 6. On third
and 1, Hall carried the ball to the 4 for the first down. On first
down, Hall was tripped up and lost 2 yards. On second down, Hancock
rolled right and fired a bullet into the end zone for Rex who hung on.
Hancock's pass had to be thrown hard as a Ute defender, moving in
front of Rex, couldn't quite get to the ball. After the PAT, BYU had a
24-0 lead. BYU's drive covered 86 yards in 14 plays and lasted 6:06.

Lauder, making up for the previous kick short of the end zone, booted
this one 10 yards past the back of the end zone. Dolce's pass on first
down was good for 12 yards. On first down, Dolce picked up 2 yards
with another pass. On second down, Dolce was sacked and he fumbled as
he was going down. Brad "The Punter" Hunter recovered the fumble at
the Utah 30 with 59 seconds left in the half.

On first down, Hancock went for it all to Drage, but he couldn't catch
up to the pass. If he had, it wouldn't have counted as BYU was guilty
of holding, moving the ball back across mid-field to the BYU 45 - a 25
yard penalty. I hate that stupid holding penalty - 10 yards from the
spot of the hold. On first and forever, Otis Sterling hauled in
Hancock's pass at the 33. A screen pass to Christensen netted one yard
t the 32 with just 15 seconds left. A pass to Sterling was caught out
of bounds and BYU was forced to try a 50 yard field goal which was
wide to the left.

Utah fell on the ball to end the first half.

The first half stats showed BYU dominating the game:

		BYU	Utah
First downs	 17	  3
Rushing yards	 85	 35
Passing yards	200	 44
Total yards	285	 79
Time of poss.	20:10	 9:50

BYU's defense dominated the Utah offense in the first half allowing
them just 3 first downs! Utah's only possession inside BYU territory
came from a BYU turnover and they were unable to pick up any points
from it as BYU's defense forced them to lose yards on the possession.

BYU's offense was playing well, but not great. Jamal Willis gained 54
yards in the first half, leaving him 90 yards short of 1000. In a half
time interview, a BYU coach said they were going to try everything to
get Willis that 1000 yard season. Again, that single minded game plan
almost cost BYU the game in the second half.

Lauder's kick to start the second half was downed in the end zone and
Utah started at the 20. A run by Williams gained nothing as Lenny
Gomes tripped him up behind the line. Dolce's pass over the middle was
caught then dropped as Nathan Hall stripped the receiver's arms away
from the ball. Dolce's third down pass was completed, but only for 3
yards and Young was out to punt again. Young's punt was blocked by
Travis Hall. A rugby scrum of about 5 Cougars and 3 Utes then batted
the ball around and into the end zone where Travis Hall fell on it for
BYU's last score of the game. After the PAT, the score was 31-0.

Lauder's kick went into the end zone. A draw play gained the Utes 2
yards on first down. On second down, Dolce floated a pass over the
middle where Brad Clark almost intercepted it. If he hadn't dropped
it, he would have had a TD. On third down, Dolce's pass was caught at
the 29, one yard short of the first. Young came into to punt.  The
punt, Young's ninth of the game, was caught by Drage at the 20 and
returned to the 31 but a clipping penlty moved it back to the 21.

As I said, BYU's second half offense was almost strictly Jamal who ran
the draw on first down through a huge hole to the 43. On first down,
Jamal ran into his own man and lost 1 yard. On second down a sweep by
Jamal gained 1 yard. On third and 10, Hancock threw deep to Nowatzke
at the 20 but Nowatzke's jump wasn't quite enough to reach the ball
and Hunter was in to punt. His punt was fielded at the 17 and returned
to the 21.

On first down, Dolce's pass was complete to the 33. A draw gained 3
yards on first down then Dolce threw incomplete on second down. On
third and 7, Dolce's pass was completed to the 49 yard line of BYU. On
first down, Dolce threw deep and BYU was flagged for pass interference
giving the Utes the ball on the 34. Dolce fumbled the handoff to his
full back and BYU's Kevin Nicol recovered the ball at the 34.

Hancock threw to Heimuli for 6 yards on first down. Hancock's second
down pass was almost intercepted. On third down, Hancock couldn't find
an open receiver and threw the ball away. Hunter's punt was fair
caught at the 27.

On first down, Dolce's pass was good to the Utah 40 where the receiver
was lucky to hang on as Gray really hit him. On first down, Dolce's
pass was again good to the BYU 44 and again the receiver was really
hit as he caught the ball. A direct snap of the ball to the running
back didn't fool BYU and gained just one yard. On second down, Dolce
threw over the middle and the Ute receiver made a great one handed
catch at the 32. On first down, a Dolce pass to the sideline was good
for 10 more yards and Utah was down in scoring territory for the first
time. On first down, Dolce had to scramble away from the pressure and
got off a 3 yard pass. On second down, Dolce's pass into the end zone
was just off the receiver's finger tips. On third and 7, Dolce's pass
should have been intercepted by Gray but he dropped it. Utah went for
it on fourth and 7. Dolce had to scramble as he couldn't find anyone
open. He was caught and tackled, but he fumbled on his way down and
BYU recovered the ball at the 21.

BYU went back to the Willis offense and he gained 5 yards up the
middle. On second down, Willis on the sweep broke loose and gained 26
yards to the Utah 48. Jamal then went up the middle for no gain on
first down. A reverse to Tyler Anderson was good to the 32, but BYU
was called for holding, moving the ball back to the BYU 46. On second
and 16, Jamal lost 5 yards. On third and 21, Hancock threw deep
downfield where it was almost intercepted at the 15. BYU was called
for both holding and pass interference on the play. Utah took the pass
intereference which was 15 yards and loss of down bringing up fourth
down with the ball at the BYU 25. Hunter's punt was caught at the 25
yard line. The Ute returner broke loose and carried the ball to the
BYU 25 where Hunter knocked him out of bounds. Fortunately for BYU,
there was a clipping penalty on Utah.

Utah started with the ball on their own 17. On first down, Dolce had
to scramble away from the rush and threw the ball away. On second
down, Dolce again found himself under pressure and threw a desperation
pass which again should have been intercepted by Gray but he dropped
another one - buy that boy some tacky gloves! On third down, Dolce's
pass was good for 8 yards. Young's punt was fair caught at the 43 and
Utah got a 5 yard penalty for interfering with the catch.

BYU, starting at the 48, went back to Jamal. Jamal gained 6 on a
sweep. On second down, BYU was flagged for illegal motion. Hancock
then hit Tyler Anderson at the Utah 39 for the first down. Jamal
gained 10 yards on first down. Then Jamal gained 1 yard to end the
third quarter. On second down, Hancock went deep for the end zone and
was intercepted in the end zone.

Utah started at the 20 with one quarter left to get back into the ball
game. BYU, sensing the victory started to back off, taking a few of
the starting defense out of the game. It was to be a coaching mistake
that, when combined with the offense's single minded game plan, came
close to costing BYU the game.

On first down, Anderson gained one yard. Dolce's second down pass was
good for 6. On third down and 3, Dolce's pass over the middle was good
for 4 yards. On first down, Keith Wiliams picked up 11 yards up the
middle for Utah's first substantial rushing play other than Dolce's
scrambles. BYU had pulled Shad Hansen from his middle linebacker spot
and replaced him with freshman Royal Chamberlain and this play went
right past Chamberlain. On first down, Dolce threw deep to the 15
where it was caught then dropped. On second down, Dolce's pass over
the middle was knocked down just before getting to the receiver. On
third down, Dolce's pass over the middle was good for 9 yards bringing
up fourth and 1. Utah ran a QB sneak where the Utah line doesn't move,
only the center and the QB move. It worked for 2 yards and the first.
On first down, Dolce's pass was good for 9 yards to the BYU 36. On
second and 1, a running play lost 1 yard. On third and 2, a draw picked
up the 2 yards and the first down. On first down, Dolce's pass into
the end zone was complete for Utah's first score of the day. Utah went
for two extra points and Dolce found a receiver open in the end zone
to make the score 31-8.

The Utah offense was warmed up, BYU's starting defense was getting
cold on the bench, and BYU's offense was still trying to get Jamal his
1000 yards. It all smelled like a big opportunity for Utah to make a
great come back.

Utah tried an on-side kick and BYU picked it up at the 25 and returned
it to the 40. Jamal run up the middle for 15 yards to the Utah 45.  On
first down, Jamal fumbled the ball and Utah recovered on their own 45
and the momentum swing to the Utes was complete.

The BYU coaches obviously didn't feel that momentum swing and sent
their second string defense in. Dolce took advantage and threw down
field to the BYU 33. On first down, Dolce's pass was good for 10 more
yards to the BYU 23. On first down, Dolce's pass over the middle was
batted down. On second down, Dolce fumbled the snap in the shotgun and
was tackled for a loss at the 29. On third down, Dolce was sacked back
at the BYU 37. Utah went for it on 4th and 25! Dolce threw into the
end zone and the pass fell incomplete. OK, so the momentum swing had a
little stutter to it.

On first down, BYU went to who else but Jamal who gained 2 yards. On
second down, Jamal picked up one yard. On third down, disaster struck
as Hancock carried the ball for 6 yards and was hit in the knee as he
went out of bounds one yard short of the first down. More on this
serious injury later.  Hunter came into punt and knocked it to the 13
where it was returned to the 23.

BYU, shocked by the loss of Hancock still kept their second string
defense in the game. On first down, Dolce threw deep but over threw
the receiver. On second down, Dolce went over the middle where it was
batted down. On third and 10, Dolce's pass was good to the BYU 48. On
first down, Utah ran a reverse that gained 3 yards. On second down,
Dolce went deep again and the ball was batted away from the receiver.
On third down, Dolce's pass was again batted away. On fourth down,
Dolce's pass was good to the BYU 20. On first down, Dolce threw into
the end zone but there was no receiver there. On second down, Dolce
connected to the 4 yard line. On first and goal, Dolce went back to
pass and flipped it complete into the end zone. Utah again went for
two points and Dolce hit a wide open receiver to make the score 31-16.

Utah again went with the on-side kick and BYU recovered at the 18. Tom
Young replaced Hancock at QB and handed off to the main man Willis for
5 yards up the middle. That carry put Jamal right at 1000 yards and I
was yelling "Take him out before he loses yards!", but Lavell didn't
listen. On second down, Jamal gained nothing. On third down, Jamal
lost one yard, dropping him to 999 yards and I was saying "Told you
so.", but Lavell couldn't hear me.

Hunter came in to punt it away a kicked it to the 20 where it was
returned to the 25.

BYU, finally realizing the momentum shift, decided to put their first
string defense back in the game, but they were cold from sitting for
almost one quarter.

Dolce came out firing and completed his first down pass to the 32 of
BYU. Then Dolce's pass was good to the 18. Another pass was completed
at the 10 and another at the 3. Dolce went back to pass and then ran
the ball into the end zone. Again Utah went for two points. It was a
critical play as Utah was 9 points behind. A two point conversion
would move them to within a touchdown with just a minute left in the
game. This time however, Dolce's pass was incomplete and the score
stood at 31-22.

The on-side kick by Utah was recovered by BYU at the 27. Jamal,
needing to get his one yard back, carried up the middle dragging Utes
with him for 5 yards to cement his 1000 yard season and the ball game.
Young took one last snap and the game was finally over.


FINAL STATS
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Scoring by quarter

BYU	7	17	7	 0 - 31
Utah	0	 0	0	22 - 22

BYU - Willis 4 run (Lauder kick)
BYU - Lauder 42 FG
BYU - Drage 19 pass from Rex (Lauder kick)
BYU - T. Hall 24 blocked punt return (Lauder kick)
Utah - Hooks 34 pass from Dolce (Williams pass from Dolce)
Utah - Welch 4 pass from Dolce (Welch pass from Dolce)
Utah - Dolce 3 run (pass failed)

			BYU		Utah
First downs		22		24
Rushes-yards		49-214		28-47
Passing			217		347
Return yards		110		67
Comp-Att-Int		17-28-1		31-56-0
Punts			8-45		10-37
Fumbles-lost		4-2		4-2
Penalties-yards		11-120		6-45
Time of possession	31:49		28:11

OBSERVATIONS
------------

BYU played very well in the first half, but they just eased up too
much in the second half and almost let this one get away from them. It
reminded me of a BYU-Utah State game in the late '70s when BYU had the
game sewed up, put in their second string defense and almost gave the
game away. That one ended up costing BYU Junior Filanga for the season
as he was kicked out of football for punching an official as
frustration over the Utah State come back mounted.

You just can't let down in these in state rivalries. Its far better to
be accused of running up the score than to give the other team the
chance to come back.

Ryan Hancock suffered a torn AC ligament in his knee. He faces surger
and 9 months of rehab. He becomes the 3rd QB lost to injuries by BYU
this year. Jamal Willis has a first degree shoulder separation which
bothered him throughout the game but not enough to keep  him from
gaining the 1000 yard mark.

THE REST OF THE WAC
-------------------

After the game, the Copper bowl extended an official invitation to
BYU.  About two hours later, Fresno State scored with 17 seconds left
in the game to beat San Diego State in San Diego 45-41. That win
forced the Copper bowl to withdraw their bid as BYU was now ticketed
for either the Holiday or the Aloha. The loss by San Diego left them
out of the WAC championship and probably without a bowl bid. If San
Diego had won, they would have gone to the Holiday bowl. As it stands,
San Diego is one game short of the required 6 wins to qualify under
NCAA rules to go to a bowl game and their only chance of getting that
sixth win comes next week against the #1 ranked Hurricanes of Miami -
fat chance.

Everyone's attention then turned to Honolulu where the Cowboys of
Wyoming were playing the Rainbows of Hawaii. Hawaii beat the Cowboys
42-18 to tie BYU for the WAC championship. By virtue of its win over
BYU, Hawaii goes to the Holiday bowl and BYU goes to the Aloha bowl in
Honolulu. 

BYU is one fumble away from having the outright WAC championship and a
Holiday bowl bid. If you recall, Jamal Willis fumbled the ball late in
the game, deep in Hawaii territory as BYU was ahead and driving for an
insurance TD. Hawaii took possession after the fumble and drove the
length of the field to score a TD and beat BYU with no time left in
the game.

Fresno State can claim their piece of the WAC championship by beating
UTEP next week in the last WAC game of the season. However, they lost
to BYU and Hawaii and thus aren't going to the Holiday or Aloha bowls.
The Copper is a possibility for them.

WAC Standings

		WAC		Season
BYU		6 2 0		8 4 0
Hawaii		6 2 0		8 2 0
Fresno St.	5 2 0		7 4 0
San Diego St.	5 3 0		5 4 1
Air Force	4 4 0		7 4 0
Utah		4 4 0		6 5 0
Wyoming		3 4 0		5 6 0
Colorado St.	3 5 0		5 7 0
New Mexico	2 6 0		3 8 0
UTEP		1 6 0		1 9 0

Next week

Fresno State at UTEP
Miami at San Diego St.
Tulsa at Hawaii


TOM YOUNG TO PLAY IN ALOHA BOWL
-------------------------------

Tom Young, Steve Young's brother, started the season as the fourth QB
on BYU's depth chart. With injuries to John Walsh, Steve Clements, and
now Ryan Hancock, Young becomes BYU starting QB for the Aloha bowl.
Walsh is healthy but is being red shirted and will not play. Young is
the only remaining scholorship QB on BYU's roster. The backup is a
walkon named Chris Gulstad.

After tight end Byron Rex's TD pass against Utah, Rex was checking the
QB depth chart to see where he fit in. Rex played some QB in high
school. 

Trivia time: Rex threw a TD pass and caught a TD pass against Utah.
Who was the last BYU player to both throw and catch a TD pass in one
game? As far as we can determine, it was Steve Young in the 1982
Holiday bowl. As you might remember, Young caught the winning TD pass
late in the game to beat Missouri.

BYU's opponent in the Aloha bowl will be either Oklahoma or Kansas.

Well net-land Cougar fans, I've had fun writing these reports for all
of you. I hope you've enjoyed reading them. I'll post an Aloha Bowl
game report after the bowl game. Happy Thanksgiving and Merry
Christmas.  --John






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