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Originally Posted by Archaea
It was a painful game to watch.
BYU has a long road to improve so that it can compete at a higher level. We don't want BYU competing with the average or below average P5 programs, but the better ones.
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Losing on the final play of the game while on offense in front of the other team's end zone would easily fall under the definition of "compete with" for any reasonable person. W. Virginia and Utah finished in the top 20 CFP rankings, so they would also be defined as "better P5 teams" by any reasonable definition. Those are the only P5 teams we played who had "better" seasons and we were competitive despite not even having a very good offense. There really were some positives from this season which Mike didn't have a hard time identifying earlier in this thread and before the game last night made him grumpy.