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Uploaded by on Jul 9, 2006

Utah runs the hook and ladder in the 2005 Fiesta Bowl.

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  • The Mountain West should take over the Big East's spot in the BCS. Makes too much sense to me.

  • Learn how to spell 'lesbian' before you make an ugly comment like that. You just come off looking like a tool.

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  • University of Utah: the 2004 & 2008 undefeated National Champions.

  • @RockRams738 i know dude but its just fucked up cuz the big east is full of GOOD teams but not great thats the reason why you see an 8-4 uconn in the fiesta bowl. the teams in the big east should stop existing and they should create a new conference named like the BCS busters conference (im joking just didnt want to find a good name) and put all the all the big east teams except like pitt or syracuse who should go independent and add boise, tcu, nevada, smu, air force, houston and hawaii

  • @SWiTCHANiMATiON dude no cuz tcu is heading to the big east in 2012

  • My high school does that play..

  • lol you can hear him say "What the Hell!"

  • @nickyv917 Hook and lateral also means hook and ladder... the 2 terms mean the same thing.

  • PARIS WARREN .. 1 OF SACRAMENTO'S BEST

  • @RockRams738 how many big east teams are going to bcs bowls this year? big ole goose egg 0 0 0 0 0 0

  • I thought that was called the hook and lateral?

  • icing on the cake.

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