Spirits were soaring, and Tyler Huntley had no doubt. No burden of doubt. He was bursting with confidence, cocksure that the Utah offense, under his direction, was on its way to not just being adequate, no, no, no, no, it would be absolutely all-fired awesome. He was convinced of it.
Asked to rate the upcoming Ute offense on a scale from zero-to-10, 10 being most explosive, zero being what everyone around here had come to expect from a Utah attack whose primary task had seemed in the ragged past to be protecting the defense, not putting it in tough spots, he answered like this:
“We’re going to be a 10.