Ute defensive end Bradlee Anae took heat at Pac-12 Media Day after repeating a line someone dropped about playing in LaVell Edwards Stadium.
“There’s nothing worse,” he said, “than playing in front of 60,000 sober white people.”
Some media failed to report the entire quote, though. Anae pointed out his father and his coach Kyle Whittingham played at BYU. “But all jokes aside,” Anae said, according to KSL.com, “it’s a cool environment.”
Look at it this way: They could be playing at Wisconsin in front of 80,000 drunk white people.
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