Dear BYu fans please stop crying about the F the Mormons chant when you go to differnt stadiums.. they are drunk, ignorant, and at the end of the day it’s Just talking crap… it’s part of the game. But fans making it big deal makes us seem soft. And I know yall aren’t.
@daren_collins They are about as good as Idaho ?
Utah is good. We need to see them play a real good team however. Arkansas sucks, utah state sucks, Idaho state sucks
@BlakeSNeff@AndrewKolvet@RealCandaceO looks like there’s some more explaining to do. ESD shoe grounding stud. Really. Why would all you guys need those on a college campus event? #truth is coming
FORBIDDEN STUDIOS PRESENTS: THE LORD OF THE MICS
One microphone to rule them all.
Many laid claim to it.
But from beyond the darkness, a light was coming.
Hey Blake— more parents rolling into the tips box and claiming that students were given an absence if they did not attend Erika’s speech.
Do you deny this?
Is your plan to gaslight underaged kids and their parents?
Is this the new way forward?; force students to watch Erika and then abusively gaslight them by claiming they could have simply opted out without mention of the consequence they would have endured?
@McCrackerface@ZachCostello_@grok@grok be unbiased. Could this be a preemptive move for something that’s been uncovered in the independent investigation? A pr move of sorts?
One year ago today, Charlie Kirk came to Utah to take part in a fundamental American tradition: speak openly, debate ideas, and persuade others.
Today, we honor Charlie’s memory by choosing a politics worthy of our country, one where we stand firmly for what we believe and reject violence.
September 10, 2026, is officially Charlie Kirk Day in Utah.
This is the clearest video I have seen proving medics were on scene at UVU but were waived off so that Charlie could be tossed into the Black SUV and his security detail could do god knows what to him.
It is so incredibly frustrating to have so many people justifying this. They did not want him to live, and they probably wanted to plant or destroy evidence (or both).
There's going to be degrees of punishment in hell and there's going to be degrees of reward in heaven. And the only two things you can get in the afterlife are either justice or grace. I don't want justice from an infinitely just God.
It’s tempting to feel sorry for Charlie Kirk.
But he’s with God.
So our sorrow should focus on what we—and especially his wife, parents, and children—have lost.
One year ago, on September 6th, Charlie was asked to come on stage in Seoul, South Korea, where thousands of Korean Christians prayed over him and thanked the Lord for his life and his work.
Then, together, they sang “How Great Is Our God.”
I’ll never forget watching Charlie take it all in. For someone who spent so much of his life speaking to massive crowds, this moment was different. He wasn’t there to give a speech or make a political argument. He was simply standing among thousands of fellow believers, worshiping the Lord.
Afterward, on our way to the airport, Charlie looked at me and said, “Wow, that was one of the most beautiful experiences of my life.”
I think about those words a lot now.
Halfway around the world, surrounded by thousands of people worshiping in a different language, Charlie still knew the song. Different country, different language, different culture, but the same words, the same faith, and the same God.
Did Charlie love his crime scene being paved over 2 days later? As an “emergency paver“ job? As stated by the governor of Utah and the FBI? You guys will serve justice. It’s a matter of time.
Used this long weekend to finally explore a chunk of Arizona I hadn't been to, the area south of Tucson down to Bisbee. Charlie loved Arizona but for my first couple years living here I was badly derelict about seeing the various corners of the state. This year I've been trying to fix that.