You put them all at probably a different level as far as the rivalry, but they all mean the same. Montana-Montana State, when I was a player and coach there, was the most important thing in my life. When I went to Idaho as the head coach and we played Boise State and hadn't beaten them in 10 years, that became the most important thing because of that rivalry. The same thing when I went to Washington State and the Apple Cup, and Florida State and Miami. They all have their flairs and they're all different, but they all mean the same.
Rivalries are the most important thing during a season, regardless of what the rivalry is.
And then when you have the opportunity to play for something besides just the rivalry, like this game, it's even bigger. And that's what's going to be really fun about this. You don't learn about a rivalry, in my opinion, until you're there a year. Then, all of a sudden, that rivalry becomes a little different ballgame. I learned a lot in the last year about this rivalry since we played them the last time.