Recruiting Is Where Rivalries Shine
An episode of the Rivals podcast, hosted by Bonneville International, titled "Recruiting Is Where Rivalries Shine" was published on October 31, 2019 and runs 5 minutes.
October 31, 2019 ·5m · Rivals
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Episode Description
In this episode of Rivals Scott and Jason discuss whether or not they believe BYU and Utah State are rivals. The teams meet this weekend in Logan. The disagreement between the two in this episode comes from the definition of “rivalry.” All of our in state rivalries seem to only exist because of proximity and closeness. None of the teams are in the same conference, which Jason believes makes a rivalry stronger.
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