november252006 wrote:

i actually just heard dick harmon pretty much repeat what was previously stated. i guess i am kind of confused because the articles on scout sound somewhat encouraging. personally i would love for him to become a cougar but i have realized that it is not for everyone.

i also feel like people are making or breaking our class based off his commitment. i belive that the top talent in this class is very impressive and even if he doesnt sign i am still encouraged by this class. doesnt hurt that next years class is looking even more impressive.

still holding on the hope...

Harmon said this:

"Uona Kaveinga may very well be bound for Southern Cal. We'll know in a few hours when he gets on TV and makes an announcement."

Can't really see how you get anything either way from that...

There's too many conflicting reports for anyone to really say. I feel like a fat kid getting a lolly-pop waived in front of my face. Every time it swings my way I get excited only to get disappointed when it swings the other way. (I guess there's always bacon...)

Depends. If you're an optimist, the glass is half full. If you're a pessimist, the glass is half empty. If you're an engineer, the container is too large.

bengel wrote:

Depends. If you're an optimist, the glass is half full. If you're a pessimist, the glass is half empty. If you're an engineer, the container is too large. :laugh:

Dangit! I am an engineer.

UliUli79 wrote:

bengel wrote:

Depends. If you're an optimist, the glass is half full. If you're a pessimist, the glass is half empty. If you're an engineer, the container is too large. :laugh:

Dangit! I am an engineer.:laugh:

Have you always known this, or did you just now discover it?

I still have Airwolf's hot dog money on him wearing blue in 2008 - BYU blue.

Call me an optimist, but don't call me late for dinner...

Here's what I base my suspicions on - which is purely me stringing together what could be considered just random acts and statements:

1) Kaveinga is still committed to BYU verbally, which is non-binding, yet neverless is a commitment. He has never officially said "I am no longer committed to BYU".

2) TBS' article sure paints a pretty picture - and Kav's fam is pushing hard for BYU. That is huge. Don't underestimate it or deny it. If TBS had a strong feeling he was headed to USC and still posted that story they would piss off 3/4 of their loyal BYU fans. That article sure planted alot of sunshine.

3) I believe Kav's father would not let him go on tv to break a commitment to Bronco and BYU - there is too much respect there.

4) When Bronco said "your guess is a good as mine as to where he'll commit" with reference to the situation - he said it with a smile.

I think he is coming...I said it a while ago. I have a 50/50 shot at being wrong, but I really think that it is going to happen.

Whether he comes or not - this is a great class of kids.

C Baker
Saratoga Springs, UT