Lehi • He lifts his mammoth right arm — the one he springs forward to keep the game’s top pass-rushers from invading his personal space on every snap — and he points.
As dozens of young players warm up, all with the No. 72 on their back and all with “Bolles” across their shoulders, Garett Bolles motions toward the new school on the other side of the parking lot, and keeps moving his hand to emphasize both what is new and what used to be.
None of this existed when Bolles was a kid. No buildings or parking lots or baseball diamonds or football stadium.