OK DSB readers…you have been looking for something interesting to talk about this off-season, and boy do I have one for you. Oklahoma has announced that QB Sam Bradford, TE Jermaine Gresham and Trent Williams will play for OU next season. Are you kidding me? That game in Dallas just got a whole lot tougher. At the end of the year Oklahoma had the most

Deepshadesofblue is slowly becoming your one stop shop for everything BYU sports. Joining our team this week will be the former 3 point bomber Mike Rose. He has been following the teams success and is eager to get his opinions out to all the Cougar B-ballers.
Still to come:

Just a little something to get people thinking about next year and the possibilities now that our #1 guy will be testing the waters in the NFL.
Who will be the “go to guy…or guys” in 2009? ( surveys)

Let’s start this off where the game starts, and that’s with the Big ‘Ol Boys up front. Like every other position on Offense this veteran group came into the season riding a roller-coaster of hype. So how did they deliver? Aside from the trip to Ft. Worth, the OLine played well all year. They were consistent in the run game and gave Max a great pocket. The only let down

What can you say negative about these guys? Harvey rushed for 1132 and averaged 4.72 yards/rush. Not to mention the fact that he averaged 7.38 yards/catch out of the backfield. That’s about all you can ask for in a RB. Fui was also outstanding but the stat that impressed

BJ and company reduced Nick Saban to a babbling dunce in the post game interviews. I’m sorry…sniffle sniffle…you just have to understand that we lost two of our starting lineman…sniffle sniffle…I should of kept my mouth shut. If your team and program are so powerful put in a back-up -who was probably all world coming out of High School- and they should have been able to hold their own. Don’t give excuses because your star lineman would rather roll in a Benz then play for your team. The Sabanator is …

I’ll let everyone else finish that joke -there are too many variations from which to choose.
Looking at the Utes game objectively leads me to believe that Utah could possibly have an outside chance against the Tide. If the Utes can protect Brian Johnson, somehow contain the run game and limit the mental mistakes -Penn State you freaking idiots-, I think they could have a chance to win the game in the final seconds.