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CS Lite, Vol. 38, Issue 7 - B, September 12, 2018
by HB Arnett 12 Sep '18

12 Sep '18

HB Arnetts Lite <mailto:hbarnett@fiber.net> hbarnett(a)fiber.net 801 372 0819 Vol. 38, Issue 7 - B, September 12, 2018 These Two Images Currently Describe BYU Footballs Offense It looks messy now, but all foundations of big and beautiful buildings start with infrastructure that will support the finished product. Here are 7 videos of BYU footballs current foundation and why it may look messy now, but the future looks extremely bright offensively. Andrew Eide is a former starter on the o-line for BYU. Click to watch his videos below to see just how young and strong the BYU offense line really is. <https://youtu.be/aP4H86k836g> Watch 1 <https://youtu.be/W3ILDPdMxHs> Watch 2 <https://youtu.be/gfhAmqgp5NM> Watch 3 <https://youtu.be/shtoxNBO74o> Watch 4 <https://youtu.be/9kVLbDA8Lng> Watch 5 <https://youtu.be/uILUhFi7aSA> Watch 6 <https://youtu.be/24SEQk3ts28> Watch 7 You start with the foundation on offense (o-line) with the offensive line. Then you add a go-to running back and wide receiver and I could play quarterback (see below) and the BYU offense will be good. Wisconsin may score my number (60) on Saturday, but I seriously doubt it. If I was a betting man, I would take the points 21 ½ and BYU. Building a foundation is not pretty, but it is necessary. Thats why Im sticking with this team and this staff. They arent perfect, but they know what they are doing and are doing it on the line of scrimmage. Thats how BYU starts winning football games again. We just have to wait for the cement to set.

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More CS Lite for today, September 10, 2018
by HB Arnett 10 Sep '18

10 Sep '18

HB Arnett's "Lite" <mailto:hbarnett@fiber.net> hbarnett(a)fiber.net 801 372 0819 Vol. 38, Issue 7 - A, September 10, 2018 If you are having trouble understanding why Wisconsin is a 21 point plus favorite and rated #6 in the nation in football and BYU is rated #3 in the state of Utah, behind Utah and USU, click on and read the article below. It illustrates perfectly what the difference between big time football schools and BYU football really is. It has nothing to do with football. <https://www.oaoa.com/sports/article_89994105-c672-563e-83ad-59a9e6ba2edd.ht ml> WR Danny Davis set to return for No. 6 Wisconsin vs. BYU

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CS Lite, Vol. 38, Issue 7, September 10, 2018
by HB Arnett 10 Sep '18

10 Sep '18

HB Arnetts Lite <mailto:hbarnett@fiber.net> hbarnett(a)fiber.net 801 372 0819 Vol. 38, Issue 7, September 10, 2018 JUST A FEW OBSERVATIONS AFTER TWO WEEKS OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL IN GENERAL AND BYU FOOTBALL IN PARTICULAR In the NFL, drop back passers who are good like Aaron Rogers, Drew Brees and Tom Brady are at a premium and their paychecks reflect it. None of them make a living off their legs. They dont have to. Their job is dependent on their arms and getting the ball to playmakers on their respective teams. Just my opinion, but in college, there are just a handful of teams that can afford to use a strictly drop back thrower and get away with it. That would be USC, Stanford, maybe Penn State and Oklahoma. In the SEC, Georgia also fits that mold. Thats because they always have future NFL playmakers to whom they can throw or hand the ball off to. BYU doesnt. For those who were deeply disappointed that BYU couldnt get Tanner McKee, the 6-6 LDS drop back passer from Corona in the recruiting corral, quit fretting. The days of a pure drop back passer like John Beck, Max Hall, Marc Wilson and Jim McMahon lighting up the scoreboard at BYU are over unless BYU can come up with big time receivers and tailbacks. The game has changed in college. BYU hasnt. Quick question. Do you think BYU beats Cal if Taysom Hill is on the field? What about Brandon Doman? What about Chase Garbers or Brandon McILwain? Who? Those are the two quarterbacks that Cal had on the field and they beat BYU not throwing the ball but by running the ball. The Cal duo did pass for 212 yards between them. BYU and Mangum had 194 yards through the air. The difference was what they did with their legs. The 2 Cal QBs rushed for 139 yards between them. McILwain had 74 and Garbers had 45. BYU had a total of just 91 yards rushing. Mangum had -9 yards toting the ball. Take a look at the play-by-play stats from this game. It proves my point. Just count how many times critical runs by the two Cal quarterbacks converted third downs and kept drives alive and resulted in scores. The best place to get the play-by-play chart is here <http://www.espn.com/college-football/playbyplay?gameId=401012735> . It is concise and easy to read, and you can see what really happened and at what stage of the game it happened. It also takes much less time than trying to watch a replay of the game. Here are the current AP top 5 rankings. Alabama, Clemson, Georgia, Ohio State and Oklahoma. Four of the top five teams in the nation have quarterbacks that can beat you with their feet. They dont have to because there is loads of talent around them and they can all also throw the ball. But if Nick Saban, Dabo Swinney and Urban Meyer all prefer mobile quarterbacks, it tells you how they see the college game today and what they think it takes to win at it. Oklahomas QB, Kyler Murray, is the $5 million-dollar man at OU. He signed with the Oakland Athletics for that amount to play baseball, but the As allowed him to play his final year of football in Norman. He threw for 306 yards and 3 TDs against UCLA. More importantly, and to my point, he also rushed 10 times for 69 yards and 2 more touchdowns. Now my final nail in my cacophonous coffin of drop back passers at BYU is Arizonas Khalil Tate. Last season he killed teams with his legs. It is now very apparent that he is damaged goods. He cant run, or Kevin Sumlin wont let him. Nobody will confirm this, but watching him play this season, every good TV detective can deduce that he is damaged goods. In two games he has rushed for just 22 yards. Thats like the Beatles singing country music tunes. Nothing against Country music. I love me some Brooks and Dunn. Only in America! <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GN1iI-DaJNw> I also love me some BYU winning football games. BYU isnt going to win many of those games until they get a mobile quarterback. The only thing wrong with Tanner Mangum is that he is in the wrong place at the wrong time. He has all it takes to be a star at Stanford or USC. He just doesnt have the feet or mobility to win at BYU. You are who you hang out with. Its not his fault BYU has no serious playmakers on its current roster. So, if I can figure this quarterback thing out that for BYU, that to win, they need a more mobile quarterback who opposing defenses must account for in the running game, dont you think BYU coaches have it figured it out. Of course they have. They known they currently have two true freshman quarterbacks on the roster now that fits the job description. What they havent figured out is how to make the transition from pure arm to arms and legs. Or maybe they have, and we are watching it take place right now. They key words in this equation are true freshman. How to make the transition at quarterback from good to good with legs? Is that what Cougar offensive coaches are doing right now? Are they waiting until the punishing part of the schedule with Wisconsin and Washington is over before they go mobile? If thats the case, then Mangum deserves two Y blankets at the last game presentation. He may not make the Athletic Hall of Fame, but based on his loyalty, integrity, grit, passion and team first mentality, he deserves all the accolades he gets. I personally think coaches realize this more than we the fans do. They also realize that accolades wont get BYU back in the quarterback business. It is a good arm and at least decent legs. They will get four of those decent to good, and if we are lucky, great legs in three weeks with true freshmen Zach Wilson and Jaren Hall. Oh yeah, they can also throw it. Why throw your future at quarterback to the meat grinder of Cal, Wisconsin and Washington, when if you wait, you can see what you really have for the future against McNeese State, Utah State, Hawaii, UMass and New Mexico State. A little seasoning of mobile quarterbacks in those games may make the Utah game at least interesting this season. And it will make next seasons seasoning worth waiting for. For an Even Closer Look at BYU Football We all know that Kalani Sitake dismissed Ty Detmer, Mike Empey, Steve Kaufusi, Ben Cahoon and Reno Mahe from their coaching jobs last year. Apparently, Matt Bushman was also released. At least that is the impression I get watching the first two games. Last season Bushman was BYUs leading receiver with 49 catches for 520 yards. So far this year, he has 3 catches for 46 yards. That includes the 24-yard TD reception against Arizona. Here are the complete BYU Offensive Statistics after Two Games More Observations The sample size is extremely small, but Gunner Romney should be targeted more. So should Matt Bushman. BYU desperately needs a juco running back signed this November. You cant have a kicking game unless you kick it. Kalani Sitake has never been a great game management guy, in my opinion. He is too guts and gung ho for my tastes. With the ball at the 34-yard line on the opening drive and Beau Hoge getting the first two carries of his running back career which werent special or productive, why not give your supposed hot shot kicker a chance to prove if he is a hot or just luke-warm kicker. If I remember, and you should too, BYU gushed over Skylar Southam, the prep kicking phenom out of Wasatch HS when he signed with the Cougars. He had consistent 50-yard plus range is how his recruiting introduction was announced. Ed Lamb even said preseason that he still had a big-league leg after returning from his two-year missionary stint to Chile. So why not give him a shot on that opening drive for a 49 yarder? My math isnt world class, but 3 points would have fit in nicely with the final score of 21-18. Worth a look? <https://twitter.com/Skyler_Southam/status/960741843687260160> Worth a try from 49 yards out? No Observation Based on the opening line from Las Vegas oddsmakers, we may want to close our eyes on this one. BYU is a 21 ½ point underdog in their matchup with Wisconsin in Madison this coming Saturday. This is no place for a true freshman, mobile or not. Tanner Mangum will earn his scholarship and medical benefits in this one. To the Badgers, based how they handled BYU last season in Provo, they will be our host but BYU will be their Hostess (cupcake). My best advice for watching this game: Take two Ibuprofen and at the half switch over to watch the Boise State vs. Oklahoma State game. After watching Boise, take two more Ibuprofen, take a nap and wake up and wait for McNeese State. TELEVISION TIMETABLE BYU vs. Wisconsin (Football) Saturday, September 15 at Madison Kickoff: 1:30 pm MDT TV: ABC, ESPN or ESPN2 BYU vs. Utah (Womens Volleyball) Thursday, September 13 at Provo Start Time: 7:00 pm MDT TV: BYUTV What Cal Media Said about BYU Loss Grinding to a Win <https://www.californiagoldenblogs.com/2018/9/9/17838980/california-golden-b ears-byu-cougars-football-2018-chase-garbers-brandon-mcilwain> Cal Playing Some Defense <https://www.sfchronicle.com/collegesports/article/Get-this-Cal-football-is- playing-some-defense-13216199.php> Cal Silences BYU White Out Crowd <http://www.dailycal.org/2018/09/08/cal-football-silences-white-out-crowd-ho lds-off-byu-21-18/> Cal Makes QB Change and knocks off BYU <https://www.mercurynews.com/2018/09/08/cal-makes-quarterback-change-and-kno cks-off-byu/>

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SEC Evaluates Grimes as a Coach, More CS Lite Stuff for today
by HB Arnett 06 Sep '18

06 Sep '18

HB Arnett's "Lite" <mailto:hbarnett@fiber.net> hbarnett(a)fiber.net 801 372 0819 Vol. 38, Issue 6 - C, September 6, 2018 This is how one SEC Pundit Evaluated Jeff Grimes Against Arizona To read the entire article, <https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/how-the-sec-east-has-begun- its-evolution-into-the-sec-west-beyond-its-new-slate-of-coaches/> Click Here, but below is the salient stuff. Cover 3 1. Ed Orgeron didn't like Matt Canada very much it seems: At least he didn't like his offense. A critical hire for Orgeron at offensive coordinator, the shifts and motions and jet sweeps that Canada employed were more slight-of-hand than Orgeron seemed to prefer. He's back in his comfort zone this fall with Steve Ensminger at coordinator, less formational gymnastics and a 1-0 start. It appears though that had Orgeron wanted to stay in house to rethink the offense, he had more than one good option. Jeff Grimes, LSU's offensive line coach from 2014-17, quietly left LSU to take the offensive coordinator job at BYU this offseason and his new unit looked great in a 28-23 upset over Arizona. What I found interesting was that it looked like Grimes may have been employing a Canada-Orgeron balance that would have been much more palatable for his old coach. He appeared to take a lot of Canada's affection for the jet sweep action with him, but he also seemed to balance that effectively with some good old fashion downhill football. He caught Arizona with tempo at times to provide even more contrast. The Grimes hire may end up saving Kilani Sitaki's job. Ensminger may bring the same life raft to Orgeron. Meanwhile, Canada may be earning himself a head job after upsetting Texas as an interim coach at Maryland. Maybe we're in for a happy ending all around.

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CS Lite, Vol. 38, Issue 6 - B, September 6, 2018
by HB Arnett 06 Sep '18

06 Sep '18

HB Arnett's "Lite" <mailto:hbarnett@fiber.net> hbarnett(a)fiber.net 801 372 0819 Vol. 38, Issue 6 - B, September 6, 2018 School Drop Off and Pick Up Rules and Regulations My niece posted this on her Instagram account today: "I'm only going to say this once. If you have to bathe or dress your kid, comb their hair, scramble them an egg and write them a send-off letter before they can exit the car - YOU DO NOT BELONG IN THE SCHOOL DROP OFF LINE. Only people who raised their kids to jump out of the car with backpacks loaded like they are storming the beaches of Normandy while the car is at a slow roll are allowed in the drop off line. I will be giving stink eye warnings today but tomorrow I'm issuing citations. In the pickup line the same applies. Pop open the door and keep the car moving. Smart and agile kids will run along the side of the car until they can safely get in." BYU Football Bandwagon Pick Up and Drop Off Rules and Regulations The uncle of the niece wrote this today and is posting it here on his own personal newsletter. That would be me. Get on the BYU Football Bandwagon Bus now. If you are waiting to see how the Cougars do against Cal this Saturday night, you don't deserve a seat and I won't give you one. I saw enough in fall camp and it was confirmed against Arizona. If you don't think this BYU team is for real, go back and watch the UMass replay from last season. That should convince you things are different. If you wait until after the Cal contest, the bus is going to look like this: SNOOZE, YOU LOSE These guys already bought their ticket. Have you bought yours for the bandwagon? Even more importantly, have you bought your ticket for the game? BYU is basically giving them away. No frequent flyer miles needed. This is like buying a stock. There might be a correction or two, but it is apparent to me after one game that BYU football is back in a long-term uptrend. Shaky Scenarios There will be some shaky scenarios this year. A few bandwagoners may get thrown off the bus against Wisconsin and Washington, but barring a total fall off the mountain, this bus is headed for a bowl game. Consider this your school pickup protocol notice. This bus isn't slowing down, but the door is open. You will have to start running now and jump in the door before it shuts tight after another win over California this Saturday night. My Personal Cache of Caffeine Now Looks Safe You might remember this from before the season started. I'm So Convinced. That Tanner Mangum will have a big senior year and BYU will win at least 7, and more than likely 8 games, I am willing to bet my butt and beverages on it! I'm not sure of the logistics or logic of this wager, but if BYU doesn't win at least 7 football games this season, I will send all paid subscribers a can each of my personal stash of Diet Mtn Dew and Diet Dr Pepper. If they do win 7 or more games, you buy your own cans and at the designated day and time, we will all chug down one can and then happily in unison burp BYU to celebrate the return of Cougar football. This guy is already on the BYU Bus and Bandwagon. Yesterday's Post Practice Videos.Click to See Squally Canada <https://www.facebook.com/BYUtvSports/videos/482165565593529/?t=15> Jeff Grimes <https://www.facebook.com/BYUtvSports/videos/1763093977077867/> Tanner Mangum <https://www.facebook.com/BYUtvSports/videos/1058443967657654/> BEST WAY TO GET ON BYU FOOTBALL BANDWAGON? RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO CS LITE You are receiving this because according to my records, your subscription has already expired or is close to expiring. Jump on board by clicking here: oldmancougar.com <http://oldmancougar.com/product/Order-Cougar-Sportsline?ID=3173>

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CS Lite, Vol. 38, Issue 6 - B, September 5, 2018
by HB Arnett 05 Sep '18

05 Sep '18

HB Arnett's "Lite" <mailto:hbarnett@fiber.net> hbarnett(a)fiber.net 801 372 0819 Vol. 38, Issue 6 - B, September 6, 2018 School Drop Off and Pick Up Rules and Regulations My niece in Fulshear, Texas posted this on her Instagram account today: "I'm only going to say this once. If you have to bathe or dress your kid, comb their hair, scramble them an egg and write them a send-off letter before they can exit the car - YOU DO NOT BELONG IN THE SCHOOL DROP OFF LINE. Only people who raised their kids to jump out of the car with backpacks loaded like they are storming the beaches of Normandy while the car is at a slow roll are allowed in the drop off line. I will be giving stink eye warnings today but tomorrow I'm issuing citations. In the pickup line the same applies. Pop open the door and keep the car moving. Smart and agile kids will run along the side of the car until they can safely get in." BYU Football Bandwagon Pick Up and Drop Off Rules and Regulations The uncle of the niece in Texas who lives in Orem, Utah wrote this today and is posting it here on his own personal newsletter. That would be me. Get on the BYU Football Bandwagon Bus now. If you are waiting to see how the Cougars do against Cal this Saturday night, you don't deserve a seat and I won't give you one. I saw enough in fall camp and it was confirmed against Arizona. If you don't think this BYU team is for real, go back and watch the UMass replay from last season. That should convince you things are different. If you wait until after the Cal contest, the bus is going to look like this: SNOOZE, YOU LOSE These guys already bought their ticket. Have you bought yours for the bandwagon? Even more importantly, have you bought your ticket for the game? BYU is basically giving them away. No frequent flyer miles needed. This is like buying a stock. There might be a correction or two, but it is apparent to me after one game that BYU football is back in a long-term uptrend. Shaky Scenarios There will be some shaky scenarios this year. A few bandwagoners may get thrown off the bus against Wisconsin and Washington, but barring a total fall off the mountain, this bus is headed for a bowl game. Consider this your school pickup protocol notice. This bus isn't slowing down, but the door is open. You will have to start running now and jump in the door before it shuts tight after another win over California this Saturday night. My Personal Cache of Caffeine Now Looks Safe You might remember this from before the season started. I'm So Convinced. That Tanner Mangum will have a big senior year and BYU will win at least 7, and more than likely 8 games, I am willing to bet my butt and beverages on it! I'm not sure of the logistics or logic of this wager, but if BYU doesn't win at least 7 football games this season, I will send all paid subscribers a can each of my personal stash of Diet Mtn Dew and Diet Dr Pepper. If they do win 7 or more games, you buy your own cans and at the designated day and time, we will all chug down one can and then happily in unison burp BYU to celebrate the return of Cougar football. This guy is already on the BYU Bus and Bandwagon. Today's Post Practice Videos.Click to See Squally Canada <https://www.facebook.com/BYUtvSports/videos/482165565593529/?t=15> Jeff Grimes <https://www.facebook.com/BYUtvSports/videos/1763093977077867/> Tanner Mangum <https://www.facebook.com/BYUtvSports/videos/1058443967657654/>

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CS Lite, Vol. 38, Issue 6 -A, September 4, 2018
by HB Arnett 04 Sep '18

04 Sep '18

HB Arnett's "Lite" <mailto:hbarnett@fiber.net> hbarnett(a)fiber.net 801 372 0819 Vol. 38, Issue 6 - A, September 4, 2018 How BYU Football Used to Hire Coaches Wanted: Offensive Coordinator for team with struggling offense. Experience and proven results and resume a must. Prefer an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints willing to work for a below market wage of $123,000 annually. Employee discounts at BYU Creamery available. Must be living currently within a 45-mile radius of campus. Willing to live Honor Code standards. Caffeinated Coke and Dr. Pepper now available on campus. No need to bring your own in brown paper bag. Must have a college degree. No questions asked on when or where you got the degree. Unless it was printed online and cost less than $49.95, but that is negotiable. My Thoughts on How BYU Hired Jeff Grimes Dear Jeff: We need an offensive coordinator desperately. Ticket sales are a disaster. We need wins and an offense that can occasionally get a first down. We no longer care if the offense is pass oriented. Those days went the way of the single wing and non-athletic defensive backs. Money used to be an issue. We were cheapskates. No longer. We can't afford to not be competitive. We know you make $560,000 per annum at LSU. We also know that if you stay 2 more years in Baton Rouge you are guaranteed to make $585,000 annually. Let's cut to the chase. We will give you $600,000 per year and it will be your show. Just think, if you turn this thing around at BYU, LSU might hire you back and you can make what defensive coordinator Dave Aranda makes at LSU. That's right. $1.85 million. As for housing, we can put you in contact with Norm Chow. He still has a home in Provo but is living in his home he bought in Manhattan Beach, while coaching at USC. You know the Honor Code drill. That didn't drive you away when you left before. We admit it. It was the slim penurious paycheck from BYU that sent you to Colorado. Those days are over. If not, so is BYU football. Please reply soon. We are actious to hear from you. <http://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/salaries/football/assistant> Click here for assistant coach cash and Jeff Grimes' LSU salary <http://blog.al.com/auburnbeat/2009/04/thigpen_lolley_push_total_sala.html> Click here for Jeff Grimes' Auburn salary Ryan Pugh the new offensive line coach who followed his mentor Grimes to BYU, earned $83,000 last year in his first year coaching the o-line at UT-San Antonio. Aaron Roderick was getting $500,000 in his last year at Utah. Fesi Sitake salary last season at Weber State was reportedly $37,000 as offensive coordinator. That would mean the safeties coach Preston Hadley salary last season at Weber was probably less than $37,000. <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0P-1ygYr_ZU> Click Here to See What BYU is Getting from Grimes for its $600,000 (my estimate) per year In the Spirit of Full Disclosure My first job was at Munson's Pontiac as a janitor and car cleaner. I think I made $3 an hour. I made $8 per hour in the summer working in the cantaloupe packing shed owned by my high school friend's dad. That was big money at the time for a teen and taught me the financial principle of it's not what you know, but who you know. I was the head man at BYU and got up at 4 am to clean toilets as a freshman. I lasted just longer than it took for a good flush, but not much longer. I didn't get paid in Chile while serving a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, but my parents were sending me $43 per month through the church to keep me there. My dad was sorry to see me come home. He said it would cost more to put me back on his car insurance than what he was spending on me in Chile. I refuse to disclose how much I made or make now on the grounds that it may incriminate me with the IRS and my wife, but I will say I have never made more than the Governors of Utah, Wyoming, California, Nevada, Michigan, Wisconsin or any other state. Good Time After a big win over Arizona, now would be a good time for you to renew your subscription. If you are receiving this notice your subscription has expired or is close to expiring according to my records. You can renew by clicking here: <http://oldmancougar.com/product/Order-Cougar-Sportsline?ID=3173> Oldmancougar.com

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CS Lite, Vol. 38, Issue 6 - A, September 4, 2018
by HB Arnett 04 Sep '18

04 Sep '18

HB Arnett's "Lite" <mailto:hbarnett@fiber.net> hbarnett(a)fiber.net 801 372 0819 Vol. 38, Issue 6 - A, September 4, 2018 How BYU Football Used to Hire Coaches Wanted: Offensive Coordinator for team with struggling offense. Experience and proven results and resume a must. Prefer an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints willing to work for a below market wage of $123,000 annually. Employee discounts at BYU Creamery available. Must be living currently within a 45-mile radius of campus. Willing to live Honor Code standards. Caffeinated Coke and Dr. Pepper now available on campus. No need to bring your own in brown paper bag. Must have a college degree. No questions asked on when or where you got the degree. Unless it was printed online and cost less than $49.95, but that is negotiable. My Thoughts on How BYU Hired Jeff Grimes Dear Jeff: We need an offensive coordinator desperately. Ticket sales are a disaster. We need wins and an offense that can occasionally get a first down. We no longer care if the offense is pass oriented. Those days went the way of the single wing and non-athletic defensive backs. Money used to be an issue. We were cheapskates. No longer. We can't afford to not be competitive. We know you make $560,000 per annum at LSU. We also know that if you stay 2 more years in Baton Rouge you are guaranteed to make $585,000 annually. Let's cut to the chase. We will give you $600,000 per year and it will be your show. Just think, if you turn this thing around at BYU, LSU might hire you back and you can make what defensive coordinator Dave Aranda makes at LSU. That's right. $1.85 million. As for housing, we can put you in contact with Norm Chow. He still has a home in Provo but is living in his home he bought in Manhattan Beach, while coaching at USC. You know the Honor Code drill. That didn't drive you away when you left before. We admit it. It was the slim penurious paycheck from BYU that sent you to Colorado. Those days are over. If not, so is BYU football. Please reply soon. We are actious to hear from you. <http://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/salaries/football/assistant> Click here for assistant coach cash and Jeff Grimes' LSU salary <http://blog.al.com/auburnbeat/2009/04/thigpen_lolley_push_total_sala.html> Click here for Jeff Grimes' Auburn salary Ryan Pugh the new offensive line coach who followed his mentor Grimes to BYU, earned $83,000 last year in his first year coaching the o-line at UT-San Antonio. Aaron Roderick was getting $500,000 in his last year at Utah. Fesi Sitake salary last season at Weber State was reportedly $37,000 as offensive coordinator. That would mean the safeties coach Preston Hadley salary last season at Weber was probably less than $37,000. <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0P-1ygYr_ZU> Click Here to See What BYU is Getting from Grimes for its $600,000 (my estimate) per year In the Spirit of Full Disclosure My first job was at Munson's Pontiac as a janitor and car cleaner. I think I made $3 an hour. I made $8 per hour in the summer working in the cantaloupe packing shed owned by my high school friend's dad. That was big money at the time for a teen and taught me the financial principle of it's not what you know, but who you know. I was the head man at BYU and got up at 4 am to clean toilets as a freshman. I lasted just longer than it took for a good flush, but not much longer. I didn't get paid in Chile while serving a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, but my parents were sending me $43 per month through the church to keep me there. My dad was sorry to see me come home. He said it would cost more to put me back on his car insurance than what he was spending on me in Chile. I refuse to disclose how much I made or make now on the grounds that it may incriminate me with the IRS and my wife, but I will say I have never made more than the Governors of Utah, Wyoming, California, Nevada, Michigan, Wisconsin or any other state.

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Redo of Vol. 38, Issue 6
by HB Arnett 03 Sep '18

03 Sep '18

HB Arnett's "Lite" hbarnett(a)fiber.net <mailto:hbarnett@fiber.net> 801 372 0819 Vol. 38, Issue 6, September 3, 2018 Some subscribers say the player participation chart was unreadable. Here it is again. Hopefully this will work. What I Loved About the Season Opener The best part of the game that I loved, besides the win, was the stat sheet. No, not the stats that shows how many pass completions there were or how many yards Squally Canada had (98). Those were nice, but the best part of the official stat chart is who played for BYU in the game. Below is the player participation chart for the Arizona game. Now go to the BYU roster and check on what eligibility year most of these guys are. I'll save you the work. Besides the solid game by Tanner Mangum, the running of Squally Canada and the defensive game plan by Ilaisa Tuiaki, the most exciting thing about this game was seeing just how many young contributing players in this game there really were. The present win over Arizona was great, but the future looks greater for 2019 and beyond. For example. Brady Christensen OL, RS Freshman James Empey, OL, RS Freshman Tristen Hoge, OL, RS Sophomore Matt Bushman, TE, Sophomore (touchdown catch) Isaiah Herron, CB, Freshman Dallin Holker, TE, Freshman (almost touchdown catch) Jared Kapisi, DB, Sophomore Lopini Katoa, RB, RS Freshman Lorenzo Fauatea, DL, Sophomore Khyris Tonga, DL, Sophomore Alden Tofa, DL, Freshman D'Angelo Mandell, CB, Freshman Malik Moore, CB, Freshman Skyler Southam, PK, Freshman Alden Tofa, DL, Freshman They didn't see the field, but just a friendly reminder that both true freshmen quarterbacks, Zach Wilson and Jaren Hall were both dressed and ready to go if needed. They will be needed next year and maybe this year if Mangum doesn't stay healthy. Just an unfriendly reminder, that young linebackers seeing the field against Arizona were few and very far between. BYU needs linebackers to get ready to replace the current senior crew of Takitaki, Pau'u and Anderson. Just an observation. This new Jeff Grimes designed offense is a perfect fit for BYU's talent and current roster. They are big and strong and can control the line of scrimmage. Still, can you imagine how much better this offense would be if they had a game changer at running back and wide receiver? Canada was great, but he had at several opportunities running in space to take the ball to the house but doesn't have game changer speed or athleticism. Same goes for receivers. This is a journeyman group but lacks a game breaker. The closest it comes is Aleva Hifo. That said, both Canada and Hifo received glowing reviews from me for their play against Arizona.

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CS Lite, Vol. 38, Issue 6, September 3, 2018
by HB Arnett 03 Sep '18

03 Sep '18

HB Arnett's "Lite" <mailto:hbarnett@fiber.net> hbarnett(a)fiber.net 801 372 0819 Vol. 38, Issue 6, September 3, 2018 Game Ball Sumlin and Sitake Agree on Why BYU beat Arizona 28-23 You watched the same game I did. So did Arizona coach Kevin Sumlin and BYU's Kalani Sitake. The KS's and I agree, the game ball goes to the BYU offensive line and the coaches that made them physical, tough, disciplined and just downright mean. <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVZYwCKhlvg> Click here for Sitake and Sumlin game ball presentations. <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Djk-MaiF2SQ> Locker Room TIME Talks Click here to jump start your morning As BYU Football Fans We Feel Good, But What About Arizona Fans? How do they feel about BYU? <https://tucson.com/sports/arizonawildcats/football/arizona-wildcats-rewind- five-takeaways-from-the-ua-s-/article_342895a6-af28-11e8-a36b-6f6b1570bf59.h tml> 5 Takeaways from BYU Loss <https://tucson.com/sports/arizonawildcats/football/greg-hansen-arizona-wild cats-christmas-in-september-was-mostly-a/article_8506282c-0d14-5c3a-9668-a71 514290cae.html> Christmas and Silent Night <https://tucson.com/sports/arizonawildcats/football/wildcats-fans-queue-up-f or-beer-wine-on-first-night/article_e7af55d9-d86b-5fa5-a7e8-cd3387828d46.htm l> At Least They Weren't Thirsty What I Loved About the Season Opener The best part of the game that I loved, besides the win, was the stat sheet. No, not the stats that shows how many pass completions there were or how many yards Squally Canada had (98). Those were nice, but the best part of the official stat chart is who played for BYU in the game. Below is the player participation chart for the Arizona game. . Now go to the BYU roster and check on what eligibility year most of these guys are. I'll save you the work. Besides the solid game by Tanner Mangum, the running of Squally Canada and the defensive game plan by Ilaisa Tuiaki, the most exciting thing about this game was seeing just how many young contributing players in this game there really were. The present win over Arizona was great, but the future looks greater for 2019 and beyond. For example. Brady Christensen OL, RS Freshman James Empey, OL, RS Freshman Tristen Hoge, OL, RS Sophomore Matt Bushman, TE, Sophomore (touchdown catch) Isaiah Herron, CB, Freshman Dallin Holker, TE, Freshman (almost touchdown catch) Jared Kapisi, DB, Sophomore Lopini Katoa, RB, RS Freshman Lorenzo Fauatea, DL, Sophomore Khyris Tonga, DL, Sophomore Alden Tofa, DL, Freshman D'Angelo Mandell, CB, Freshman Malik Moore, CB, Freshman Skyler Southam, PK, Freshman Alden Tofa, DL, Freshman They didn't see the field, but just a friendly reminder that both true freshmen quarterbacks, Zach Wilson and Jaren Hall were both dressed and ready to go if needed. They will be needed next year and maybe this year if Mangum doesn't stay healthy. Just an unfriendly reminder, that young linebackers seeing the field against Arizona were few and very far between. BYU needs linebackers to get ready to replace the current senior crew of Takitaki, Pau'u and Anderson. Just an observation. This new Jeff Grimes designed offense is a perfect fit for BYU's talent and current roster. They are big and strong and can control the line of scrimmage. Still, can you imagine how much better this offense would be if they had a game changer at running back and wide receiver? Canada was great, but he had at several opportunities running in space to take the ball to the house but doesn't have game changer speed or athleticism. Same goes for receivers. This is a journeyman group but lacks a game breaker. The closest it comes is Aleva Hifo. That said, both Canada and Hifo received glowing reviews from me for their play against Arizona. Here's a quick synopsis of what I saw. Squally Canada.Ran hard and downhill. Showed great ball security and a grittiness we didn't see last season. Aleva Hifo.Must have found the Lester Hayes and Fred Biletnikoff stickum jar. He didn't drop a pass thrown his way. A big-time improvement from last year. Also showed that he knew where he should be and was BYU's best chance at breaking a big one. Compared to last year, the biggest surprise of the game for me. Tanner Mangum.Solid performance that bodes well for the senior quarterback. Started a little shaky and then found his rhythm in the third quarter. Leo Durocher was dead wrong on Mangum. Good guys can finish first. Khyris Tonga.This video describes Tonga's play against Arizona. <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1JXO4wN5bw> Click to watch Sione Takitaki.Long, lean and a tackling machine. I smell and spell NFL. Chris Wilcox.This is perception versus play. Most BYU fans perceive Wilcox to be a poor corner because he was thrown to the wolves as a freshman. His play against Arizona was spectacular. Yes, that includes saving two sure scores with pass interference calls. Ilaisa Tuiaki said there was an NFL future for Wilcox. I trust what I see on the field and the accolades from a coach good enough to design a defensive scheme that every Pac 12 school will emulate against Khalil Tate. That's good enough for me and it certainly is good enough for BYU football to have Wilcox on the roster. No Time to Rewatch Game? No problem. <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pd83Heuns_g> Click here for a great and short highlight reel. Television Timetable BYU vs. Cal (Football) Saturday, September 8 at Provo Kickoff: 8:15 pm MST TV: ESPN2 Speaking of Expiring! Now would be a good time for you to renew your subscription. If you are receiving this letter your subscription has expired or is close to expiring. You can renew by clicking here: <http://oldmancougar.com/product/Order-Cougar-Sportsline?ID=3173> Oldmancougar.com

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