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Utah Utes (official thread)

Did this antediluvian just call you an old fogey?
It’s about time others were flooded with ageist comments.

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Utah reveals custom hand-painted helmets to honor fallen teammates Ty Jordan and Aaron Lowe

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Last year, Utah dedicated its 2021 season to honoring two teammates, Ty Jordan and Aaron Lowe, who passed away within a year of one another. That commitment to the pair will continue in 2022. At some point during the upcoming season, the Utes will wear custom, hand-painted helmets honoring Jordan and Lowe. Utah revealed the new look during a post-credits scene of its "22 FOREVER" documentary series.

The incredible helmets feature paintings of both Jordan and Lowe by Nebraska-based artist Armando Villarreal, along with the "22 Forever" logo that Utah has used before. There is a clip of Villarreal painting the helmets near the end of the documentary.



Jordan and Lowe were high school teammates from Mesquite, Texas, who passed away in separate incidents within a year. Jordan died from an accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound on Christmas Day in 2020, just days after being named Pac-12 Offensive Freshman of the Year. Lowe was killed on Sept. 26, 2021, in a house party shooting in Salt Lake City hours after Utah's Homecoming win against Washington State. Lowe previously changed his number to No. 22 in honor of Jordan and was the recipient of the Ty Jordan Memorial Scholarship.

Entire article: https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...or-fallen-teammates-ty-jordan-and-aaron-lowe/
 
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Utah student allegedly said she would blow up nuclear reactor if Utes football team lost
A University of Utah student was arrested Wednesday after she allegedly threatened to detonate a nuclear reactor on campus if the Utesfootball team had lost to San Diego State over the weekend, according to radio station KSL in Utah.

According to the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office, the 21-year-old student is accused of making a threat of terrorism. She was booked and released Wednesday.

The woman allegedly posted on social media that, if the Utes lost Saturday's game, she would "detonate the nuclear reactor that is located in the University of Utah causing a mass destruction," according to a police affidavit obtained by KSL. Police said in the affidavit that the woman had information about the reactor and had attended classes in the same building it is located.

Good thing the Utes won

 
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