While the stats don't convey the fact that we dominated arizona, I wanted to just put out the following...

Rushing:
BYU 105
AZ 30

Passing:
BYU 288
AZ 224

Total Yards:
BYU 393
AZ 254

First Downs:
BYU 22
AZ 10


Best stat of the game...Tuitama is 52-0 on his X-box with Arizona. I about choked on a nacho and shot snot from my nose when the announcer said that...that was funny!!

PAC 10 talent blah...blah...blah...
Antoine Cason blah...blah...blah...
Loius Holmes blah...blah...blah...
Vanuted D blah...blah...blah...

GO COUGS 20-7!!!!!

Not to be a nay sayer, but I think Antoine Cason did an excellent job of locking down Collie. He only had a couple of catches and nothing really deep. The secondary was good, but BYU did a great job of using what worked--in a word--UNGA. AZ got Ungatized for three and a half quarters and really had no answer for being Ungatized. Here's to many more Ungatizing games this year! Prepare Bruins, for soon you will feel some Ungany. (although, based on todays game I think UCLA will game plan to take away the backs and TE's thus opening up the deep routes to Collie and Reed).

DevilPuncher wrote:

Best stat of the game...Tuitama is 52-0 on his X-box with Arizona. I about choked on a nacho and shot snot from my nose when the announcer said that...that was funny!!

PAC 10 talent blah...blah...blah...
Antoine Cason blah...blah...blah...
Loius Holmes blah...blah...blah...
Vanuted D blah...blah...blah...

GO COUGS 20-7!!!!!

Maybe Tuitama should spend more time studying his new playbook and extra time after practice with his backs and receivers instead of perfecting his X-Box reads. As for the amazing Arizona defense, if not for some silly miscues on our part, we really should have scored about 35 points or so. It was great to see us physically abuse a Pac-10 team with "better athletes." Maybe Arizona does have better athletes, but we have better football players.

DevilPuncher wrote:

Vanuted D blah...blah...blah...

Any idea what Max Hall's QB rating was against Arizona's "vanuted" defense today? Here are his stats:

Comp Att Yds Pct Y/A Sack YdsL TD Int
26 39 288 66.7 7.4 1 6 2 0

cougarfan87 wrote:

Not to be a nay sayer, but I think Antoine Cason did an excellent job of locking down Collie. He only had a couple of catches and nothing really deep. The secondary was good, but BYU did a great job of using what worked--in a word--UNGA. AZ got Ungatized for three and a half quarters and really had no answer for being Ungatized. Here's to many more Ungatizing games this year! Prepare Bruins, for soon you will feel some Ungany. :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: (although, based on todays game I think UCLA will game plan to take away the backs and TE's thus opening up the deep routes to Collie and Reed).

You're right. I only remember Collie making two catches (he may have had more), and neither of them was against Cason. . .

According to Wrubell, it was 145-point-something. Won't be first in the nation, but not bad at all, especially for his first outing. BTW, with all the time he had back there, he could have taken a snack break and still found an open man. Heck, I could have found an open man. Big time props to the O-line.